The Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party in Minneapolis will hold precinct caucuses on Tuesday.
Here's how to take part in March 14 DFL precinct caucuses in Minneapolis
Most wards in Minneapolis will host virtual caucuses.
In all wards except Ward 12 and 13, a non-attendee form will be available in lieu of an in-person caucus. Forms can be submitted online before 11:59 p.m. Tuesday or printed and dropped off at ward drop locations from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Drop-off locations can be found on the Minneapolis DFL website.
All precincts in Ward 12 can attend an in-person caucus at Roosevelt School at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. In-person caucuses in Ward 13 will begin at 7 p.m. and the location will vary by precinct.
To find out which precinct you reside in, check out the state's polling place finder.
On the non-attendee form, residents are able to select if they would like to be a delegate or to volunteer at their ward convention. Chosen delegates will be able to vote to endorse a candidate during the ward convention. Most wards will hold conventions between the end of April and early May.
Up to 400 delegates can be selected for each ward. If more than 400 delegates apply, they will be selected at random from pools of each candidate's supporters during a Zoom meeting. A Zoom schedule and meeting recordings will be made available online.
The Minnesota Republican Party will not be holding precinct caucuses in Minneapolis, but coming convention meetings across the state are listed on their website.
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