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Have a fun and safe Election Day evening celebration. We’ll be back soon with information and resources for the 2026 School Board races and Minneapolis convention.
2025 Resources
Minneapolis DFL Constitution, Rules & Bylaws (PDF)
Adopted by the Minneapolis DFL City Convention on May 15, 2022 and amended by the Minneapolis DFL Executive Committee on February 16, 2023.
Minnesota DFL Constitution, Bylaws, and Rulebook (PDF)
The state DFL constitution is the highest-ranking document governing caucus and conventions. This is the document that governs equal division by gender identity.
Minnesota DFL List & Roster Policy (PDF)
Minnesota DFL policy requires that all caucus attendee and convention lists be only shared with candidates seeking DFL endorsement, candidates seeking DFL party office, and DFL members using the lists for official party business, like recruiting volunteers.
Minneapolis DFL Internal Data Release Request & Agreement (online form)
This form is a one-stop shop for requests for internal Minneapolis DFL information. In particular, requests to the Minneapolis unit under the Minnesota DFL List & Roster Policy (above) may be filed using this form.
Minneapolis DFL Delegate Numbers (2025 CAV) (Google Sheets)
Minneapolis DFL has received permission to calculate our own delegate numbers following the formula in the Minnesota DFL Constitution, Bylaws, and Rulebook. The numbers have been reviewed by committee members and campaigns with no objections.
Minnesota DFL Party Officers Guidebook (PDF)
This handbook guides you through the precinct caucus and convention process.
Minnesota Secretary of State Polling Place Finder (Online Form)
This online form helps you find which political districts you live in and your local precinct polling place.
Executive Officers of the Minneapolis DFL
Outreach and Inclusion Officer - Latonya Reeves
At-Large Director - Avery Bowes
At-Large Director - Larry Etkin
Chair Emerita - Briana Rose Lee
Chair - John Maraist
Vice Chair - Natalie Cherne
Acting Treasurer - Andreas Gaston
Secretary - Jennie Goloboy
What about voting with a criminal record?
With the recent passage of Minnesota’s Restore the Vote legislation, all Minnesota citizens who are not incarcerated for a felony sentence are eligible to vote. That means if you are on a probation or parole, you can now vote in all local, state, and federal elections as of June 1, 2023, including for President. Learn more from the Minnesota Secretary of State.