National races eat up a lot of Election Day attention, but we know judicial, county board, city council, school board, ballot questions and other local races also are important to you. Judicial races and most local races are nonpartisan.

Search for the county, city, ballot question, or a particular race where you live. Results surface by relevancy to your search terms. Ballots here can arrive after Election Day, although a court battle over Minnesota law is looming over whether they will be counted. Still, a race showing “100% of precincts reporting” could have outstanding votes.

Thomas Oide joined the Star Tribune following his internship there in summer 2019. Before moving to Minneapolis, he studied journalism and computer science at the University of Missouri. His other journalism experience includes reporting internships at The Sacramento Bee and The Boston Globe. 

Michael Corey is a news developer for the Star Tribune. He specializes in data journalism, and his reporting has focused on mapping, science, remote sensing, history, data on the radio, police use of force, the U.S.-Mexico border wall and sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

C.J. Sinner is the Director of Graphics and Data Visuals at the Star Tribune, managing a small team that works at the intersection of data and design to help enhance storytelling on all platforms through charts, maps and diagrams. 

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