Politics & Government

City Of Minneapolis: City Conducts Its Post-Election Review Tomorrow

The City conducts its post-election review tomorrow morning. Election officials will hand-count ballots from four precincts in the Nov. ...

November 29, 2021

The City conducts its post-election review tomorrow morning. Election officials will hand-count ballots from four precincts in the Nov. 2 election to evaluate results produced by voting equipment. The review is open to the public.

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Post-election review 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30 Election & Voter Services, 980 E. Hennepin Ave.

Post-election review

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Four precincts were randomly selected for the review during the Nov. 12 Canvassing Board meeting. Two of the precincts will be audited for a single-seat race. The other two will be audited for a multi-seat race.

Single-seat race review

Single-seat race review

  • Race audited: City Council
  • Precincts audited:
    • Ward 7 – Precinct 3
    • Ward 12 – Precinct 10

Multi-seat race review

Multi-seat race review

  • Race audited: Board of Estimate & Taxation
  • Precincts audited:
    • Ward 5 – Precinct 1
    • Ward 5 – Precinct 6

Minneapolis City Code (section 167.130) requires a post-election review to verify the accuracy of the ballot data used for ranked-choice voting tabulation. The ballot data used in tabulation comes from ballot scanners. During the review, election officials manually inspect ballots to confirm that the first, second, and third choice ranking on each ballot matches the data from the ballot scanners.  

Following the review’s completion, results will be available at vote.minneapolismn.gov.


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