In election years, Minnesotans across the state gather at the neighborhood level to build an agenda of the issues and to support candidates to run for elected office. These meetings, called precinct caucuses, offer an excellent chance to educate neighbors about important issues and build support for policies in the form of platform resolutions.
In 2010, precinct caucuses will be held on February 2.
Caucus sign-in generally begins at 6:30 p.m. with meetings beginning at 7 p.m. Start times can vary.
Find the precinct caucus meetings
in your neighborhood!
Caucus Finder
(Minnesota Secretary of State)
Resources from Parents United:
 Attend a Precinct Caucus (2010) - Download and print to take to your next parent group meeting (MS Word).
 2010 Sample Caucus Resolutions - Sample resolutions regarding our public schools (MS Word).
January 2010 - Education Platforms of the Republican, Democratic-Farm-Labor and Independence Parties of Minnesota - Handout provided at the January 23, 2010 Legislative Kick-Off.
 Learn more about the major political parties in Minnesota.
From the Minnesota Secretary of State:
Frequently Asked Questions About Precinct Caucuses
2010 Precinct Caucus Information
Additional Resources
 Create your own resolutions! (Generic) - Print a few copies to take to your precinct caucus and use to submit your ideas!
2010 Precinct Caucus Resolutions Form - Republican Party of Minnesota.
2010 Minnesota Precinct Caucus Survivor's Guide - Download, fold and staple, and you've got a friend to take with you to your precinct caucus, Minnesota Participation Project.
 Precinct Caucuses and Party Conventions - League of Women Voters.
Sample Caucus Resolution - From Invest in Minnesota.
Sample Caucus Resolutions - From the Joint Religious Legislative Coalition.
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