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About Our Caucuses

Precinct caucuses were held on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. You can find what precinct you are in using this tool, or using this Precinct Map. This is where delegates and alternates to the Ward, City & State Conventions were elected.

Congress District (CD) Conventions is where DFL State Representatives and State Senators are up for endorsement.

What is a caucus?

A caucus is a gathering of neighbors to discuss issues and organize the local DFL party unit. All parties have their caucuses on the same night. One of the important tasks that each caucus meeting will be considering resolutions to update our party platform.

What happens at a caucus?

The Minnesota DFL has a webpage explaining the process of caucuses and conventions.

Where do I caucus?

Enter your address to Minnesota’s secretary of State website

Ward 1

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

6:30 PM

Location
Edison High School[Map]
700 22nd Ave NE
Minneapolis MN 55418

Ward 2 Precincts 1-6

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

6:30 PM

Location
Coffman Memorial Union, The Whole Music Club, Basement Level[Map]
300 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis MN 55455

Ward 3

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

6:30 PM

Location
Webster Elementary[Map]
425 5th St NE
Minneapolis MN 55413

Ward 6 Precinct 3 & Ward 2 Precinct 7

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

6:30 PM

Location

Brian Coyle Community Center[Map]
420 15th Ave. S.
Minneapolis MN 55454

What if I can’t attend caucuses?

Under state rules, all caucuses and endorsing conventions must be held in-person. You can preregister with a non-attendee caucus form to make the in-person experience quicker and be nominated if you cannot attend.

Know your rights: Minnesota Statutes Section 202A.19 permits Minnesota residents to take time off from work without pay to attend precinct caucuses, provided they give their employer written notice at least 10 days in advance. State universities, community colleges, and public schools may not hold classes or events after 6:00 p.m. on the evening of precinct caucuses. State agencies, school boards, county boards, township boards, city councils, and all other political subdivisions may not conduct meetings after 6:00 p.m. on caucus night.

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