Sign up for the DFL caucus in Minneapolis online any time up to 9 pm central on Tuesday, February 1, 2022.
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The 2022 DFL Caucus in the City of Minneapolis is entirely contactless. That means you don’t have to risk Covid contact to make your voice heard and fully participate! Sign up here. |
1. Sign up online. The Minneapolis DFL single, comprehensive, online form is available at minneapolisdfl.org/2022. |
2. Sign up with a paper or PDF form and email it to your Senate District Chair. Residents may sign and scan a completed non-attendee form (e.g., Adobe PDF scan or photograph of the completed form), type all information including their signature on the form, or may indicate in the email that the email shall constitute their signature to the completed form attached to the email. You can find your organizing unit Senate District contact information on caucus.dfl.org. If you already know your Senate District, you can email the attached non-attendee form to the appropriate email below. Emails must be sent by 9 pm central on Tuesday, February 1, 2022:
· Senate District 61 DFL: Chair Michael Waldrop · Senate District 62 DFL: Chair David Tilsen · Senate District 63 DFL: Chair Amy Livingston 3. Sign up in-person at drop-off locations. Residents may sign up with paper forms at Minneapolis-area drop-off locations from 6:30 pm to 9 pm central on Tuesday, February 1, 2022. Residents can find their neighborhood precinct’s drop-off location at caucus.dfl.org. |
Can I submit resolutions like I would on caucus night in-person?
Yes, most definitely! The Minneapolis DFL single, comprehensive, online sign-up form allows an unlimited number of resolution (policy idea) forms to be submitted online. A link to the blank PDF resolution form is available in the Minneapolis DFL online sign-up form. How are delegates elected in a Contactless Caucus? If there are more precinct delegate slots available than sign-ups for a given convention, everybody gets to become a delegate. For precincts where there is no contest for the election of delegates or alternates, those who have indicated the desire to be elected shall be declared elected. If there are fewer precinct delegate slots than sign-ups for a given convention, delegates will be chosen by lot (randomly) with equal division based on self-identified gender identity. For precincts where there is a contest for the election of delegates or alternates, the Organizing Unit shall schedule public Zoom or other virtual meetings to draw lots where candidates and others may attend to observe. |