Got questions about Primary Elections? We’ve got answers!
Your Election Engagment Team
"Voting is the cornerstone of democracy, empowering individuals to shape the future, hold leaders accountable, and drive social change. It's not just a right, but a responsibility—a powerful tool for preserving democracy and building a better society."
How Can I Get Involved?
Learn about the different ways to participate in elections, on campus or at home, and how to stay civically engaged all year long.
Primary elections are elections that help decide the candidates who will appear on the ballot for the November general election.
Voting isn’t the only way to participate in our democracy! There are a multitude of ways to get involved, including registering others to vote, learning about important issues, volunteering for political campaigns, and more. Not a U.S. citizen? You have options to learn more about U.S. democracy, too!
St. Olaf is proud to have student leaders at the forefront of developing our strategies for voter engagement with their peers as well as a cross-campus group of faculty, staff, and students working to integrate democratic engagement into the student experience.
Non-U.S. Citizens
Even though you may not be able to vote, there are still many ways to get involved and use your voice!
Official Political Policies
Review St. Olaf’s political policies so you can engage in the democratic process.
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