Yes, Minnesota law allows you to take time off from work without loss of salary or wages to vote during the morning of state elections.
Most people vote in the neighborhood where they live.
You can also look up your polling place location on this Web site or call your county auditor or city clerk. A. Fill out a voter registration card and return it in person or by mail to your county auditor or the secretary of state. You may also register to vote when you apply for or renew your Minnesota driver's license or state identification card. You can register at your polling place on election day. You will need one of the following to verify your residence.