Voting and Elections

City Clerk

Chrissy Serres

P: 763-531-1145

The 2024 General Election was Nov. 5. At that time, Crystal had 14,344 registered voters; of those, 12,732 voted in the 2024 general election. That is a record high of 88.76% of Crystal's registered voters voting. Almost half of the city's voters (49.47%) voted early. The remaining 50.53% voted on Election Day.

Municipal Election
Crystal had four council seats on the 2024 general election ballot. The term for mayor and three council seats representing Ward 3 and Ward 4 in northern Crystal, and Section I (Wards 1 and 2) in southern Crystal, expire at the end of 2024.

Election Day Voting
Election Day was Tuesday, Nov. 5. Find where you vote and what times polls are open here. Find out what you will need to register on Election Day here. On Election Day, eligible voters may only vote in person at designated polling places.

Find your polling place here or call 763-531-1000.

Voter Registration
Registering to vote in Minnesota is easy. Check your voter registration status, register to vote and update your registration here. If you have registered, confirm your registration is correct and up to date. Also, update your registration if you’ve moved or changed your name since the last time you’ve voted.

Voting and Elections
Learn more about absentee voting, being election judge and the more at go.crystalmn.gov/vote.

Serve as an Election Judge
Serving as an election judge is a great opportunity to learn
more about election processes and also provides a valuable service to the community. Election judges are responsible for administering election procedures in each polling place on Election Day. General responsibilities include, but are not limited to, opening and closing the polling places, explaining voting procedures, and providing assistance to sign in voters and/or register new voters.

Required qualifications to be an election judge:
• Must be eligible to vote in Minnesota.
• Must be able to read, write and speak English.
• Must not be a candidate in the election.
• Cannot reside, either temporarily or permanently, with any candidate on the ballot in the election.
• Cannot be a spouse, parent, stepparent, child, stepchild, sibling, or stepsibling of any election judge serving in the same precinct at the same time, or of any candidate on the ballot in the election.
• Must complete a minimum two-hour, paid, online election judge training (provided by the city).
• Must have valid email address and check email regularly as elections communication will be primarily through email and/or text messaging.
• Must be available to work between the hours of 6 a.m. – 10 p.m. on Election Day (some half-day shifts are available). Specific times may vary based on the type of election judge position and/or polling place.

Click: 2024 Election Judge Application

High school students ages 16 and older can become student election judges.

For more information about being an election judge, contact the deputy city clerk’s office at [email protected] or 763-531-1131.

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