Your vote is one of the most direct ways to have a say in the decisions that shape our neighborhoods, from schools and housing to health care and public safety. This November, Minnesotans will head to the polls for the midterm election, and every voice matters, especially in communities that have too often been overlooked. This page is a resource to help you get ready: whether you need to check your registration, find your polling place, learn what’s on your ballot, or understand your options for voting early or by mail, you’ll find the tools and information here to vote with confidence. Pillsbury United Communities believes that a just society is one where everybody has power, and voting is one way to put that power to use. We hope you’ll make a plan to vote and encourage the people around you to do the same.
Voter Resources
Make your plan to vote today
Why We Vote
Your voice, your vote
Our History
Pillsbury United Communities was founded in 1879 as the Bethel Mission, an offshoot of Plymouth Congregational Church. We trace our roots to many of the earliest settlement houses in our city, including Pillsbury House, Unity House, and Wells Memorial House. Our history is as rich and diverse as the neighborhoods we’ve called home.
Our communities and our work have evolved over the last 140 years, but our mission remains the same: working with our communities to co-create enduring change towards a just society.
