There are also two special elections to be aware of in the Minnesota Senate, with votes being taken in Districts 29 and 47 set to determine the balance of the Senate for the next year. We'll be providing updates as the polls close at 8 p.m., sharing results as and when they come in.

Voters in St. Paul, Minnesota, will head to the polls on Tuesday in the election to decide who they want as the city's mayor, whether to support a city measure regarding administrative citations and on a school referendum.

Two seats became open in the narrowly divided chamber after one senator died this summer and another was convicted of burglary.

Frey is seeking his third term at the helm of the state's largest city, but Fateh, Davis and Hampton have agreed to lobby for each other's second- and third-place votes. Because Minneapolis elections are ranked-choice, it's a strategy that could cost Frey his reelection.

Voters across Minnesota were casting ballots Tuesday morning in dozens of local elections, including high-profile contests for leaders of Minneapolis and St. Paul, and two special elections that will determine which party holds the power in the state Senate.

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for voters to decide on Moorhead’s levy referendum. Polling places include St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, Cullen Hockey Center, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd and Bethesda Lutheran Church.

Tuesday is election day and Minnesota School Boards Association says 70 school districts have referendums on the ballot, amounting to $1.6 billion in potential tax levies. The association points to a number of factors behind the rise in school referendums including inflation,

Election compliance tech judge Karen Boehler stands in the doorway of the polling center at the Larimer County Administrative Services building in Fort Collins, Colo. on Nov. 4, 2