Are you prepared for the upcoming election season? Early voting for the 2024 General Election begins today, September 20!
All voters can vote early by absentee ballot in Minnesota. No excuse or reason is needed.
Options for voting before Election Day:
Roseville residents can vote by mail or cast their ballot in person at Ramsey County's Early Voting locations.
On Election Day you must vote at your assigned polling place. View information about voting on Election Day.
On the Ballot in 2024
The City of Roseville has two at-large vacancies for the office of Council Member.
Candidates
- Matt Bauer
- Kevin Nicholson
- Joshua Kiley
- Julie Strahan
Visit Secretary of State Website
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Invest in Roseville
Voters will consider two separate ballot questions seeking a 0.5% local sales tax to finance two construction projects. The local sales tax will be 0.5% if one or both questions pass.
1) Public Works and Parks Operations Facility
- The operational hub for water and sewer systems, roadwork, snow removal, and parks maintenance
- 70% undersized
2) License and Passport Center
- Completes nearly 185,000 transactions annually
- 50% undersized
Critical Facility Challenges
The cost of maintaining community assets is substantial. The city has run out of space to store and maintain the 300+ city vehicles including snowplows, firetrucks, police vehicles, street sweepers, sewer equipment, and park maintenance equipment.
Voting YES to a local sales tax would spread the cost of the projects among residents and nonresidents who make purchases in Roseville.
Voting NO to a local sales tax would increase Roseville property taxes to pay for the projects.
If approved, nonresidents would pay almost two-thirds of the $76.9 million investment over a 20-year period, according to a University of Minnesota analysis.
Learn more at InvestInRoseville.com