Live: 2024 Minnesota primary election results

Minnesota’s primary races, which determine which names will appear on November general election ballots, include contests for U.S. Senate, congressional districts, Minnesota legislative seats and local races like mayors, county commissioners, city council members and school boards. In local nonpartisan primaries, at least two winners will proceed to the general election. Minnesota’s party primaries for U.S. president were in March.

Polling places close at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, and vote totals will update automatically as precincts finalize and transmit preliminary results.

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Results are unofficial until certified by state or county canvassing boards.

Data for congressional and legislative primaries from the Associated Press. Data for local primaries from the Minnesota Secretary of State.

Winners in congressional and legislative races are called by the AP. For other races, a winner will be marked once all the precincts in the race have reported, as long as the winning candidate or candidates exceed the margin that would allow for a state-funded recount. No winner will be marked if a county with ballots affecting the race indicates that it has uncounted absentee ballots, or if write-in candidates received enough votes to potentially win.