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What's on the ballot in Medford, Steele County
Minnesota General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · Polls open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. From the Minnesota Secretary of State's official election files (as of October 29, 2026). Enter your address to see your exact ballot with candidates graded.
Medford races (1)
Council Member (Medford) (Elect 2)
- N/RMichael Prondzinski
- N/RMark Heaser
- N/RNicholas Goodnature
- N/RJason Brandvold
- N/RNick Sorensen
Statewide races (every Minnesota ballot)
United States Senator
- N/RMarisa Simonetti(Independent)
- CRebecca Whiting(Libertarian)
- DPeggy Flanagan(D)
- BMichele Tafoya(R)
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
- N/RSteven Young(Green) with Jane Kirby
- FAmy Klobuchar(D) with Ben Schierer
- BLisa Demuth(R) with Ryan Wilson
Secretary of State
- FSteve Simon(D)
- N/RSeth Kuhl-Stennes(Green)
- BTad Jude(R)
- N/RGeorge "Chip" Tangen(Libertarian)
State Auditor
- N/RJay Reeves(Forward)
- BScott Jensen(R)
- DZack Filipovich(D)
Associate Justice - Supreme Court 1
- N/RSarah Hennesy
Associate Justice - Supreme Court 4
- N/RPaul Thissen
Judge - Court of Appeals 1
- N/RElizabeth Bentley
Judge - Court of Appeals 7
- N/RRachel Bond
Judge - Court of Appeals 13
- N/RJeanne Cochran
Judge - Court of Appeals 15
- N/RKevin G. Ross
Judge - Court of Appeals 18
- N/RJaPaul J. Harris
Steele County races (10)
County Sheriff
- N/RLon Thiele
County Attorney
- N/RRobert Jarrett
Soil and Water Supervisor District 1
- N/RMark Ihlenfeld
Soil and Water Supervisor District 3
- N/RMark D. Ditlevson
Judge - 3rd District Court 4
- N/RJacob C. Allen
Judge - 3rd District Court 6
- N/RKaren R. Duncan
Judge - 3rd District Court 7
- N/RDwight Luhmann
Judge - 3rd District Court 15
- N/RErin Lindhart Felten
Judge - 3rd District Court 17
- N/RChristopher A Neisen
Judge - 3rd District Court 22
- N/RJeffrey M Johnson
School districts in Steele County
Blooming Prairie · Owatonna · Medford · Waseca · Triton · N.r.h.e.g. · Kenyon-Wanamingo
Voting in Medford
- Election DayTuesday, November 3, 2026 · polls open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. (some small townships open as late as 10 a.m.).
- Where to voteLook up your polling place with the Minnesota Secretary of State poll finder.
- Register at the pollsMinnesota allows Election Day registration with proof of residence.
- IDRegistered voters don't need ID. Full checklist →