Election Day 2026: Where to Vote in Fargo, Moorhead & West Fargo

Election Day 2026: Where to Vote in Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo and Surrounding Communities

It’s Election Day! Today, Tuesday, November 3, voters across the Fargo-Moorhead area are heading to the polls for the 2026 General Election.

Not sure where to go? We’ve got you covered! Whether you live in Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead or one of the surrounding communities, here’s where you can cast your ballot, when polls are open and how to double-check your voting location.

Fargo, West Fargo and Cass County, ND

Polls are open from 7 AM to 7 PM.

Good news for Cass County voters: You can vote at ANY of the county’s 16 Election Day voting centers, regardless of which part of Cass County you live in.

Here are your options:

Fargo Voting Locations

FARGODOME: 1800 University Dr N
Fargo Civic Center: 207 4th St N
El Zagal Shrine: 1429 3rd St N
Ramada Inn: 3333 13th Ave S
Atonement Lutheran Church: 4601 S University Dr
Fargo Parks Sports Center: 6100 38th St S (parking on the south side of the building)

West Fargo Voting Locations

DoubleTree: 825 E Beaton Dr
West Fargo Fire Hall: 1201 10th Ave E
Hartl Ag Building at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds: 1805 Main Ave W
Triumph Lutheran Brethren Church: 3745 Sheyenne St S

Other Cass County Voting Locations

Arthur: Arthur Community Hall, 325 Main St
Casselton: Casselton City Hall, 702 1st St N
Harwood: Harwood Community Hall, 210 Freedland Dr
Horace: Horace Senior Center, 214 Thue Ct
Kindred: Kindred City Hall, 31 5th Ave N
Tower City: Tower City Community Center, 507 Broadway St

Want to double-check before heading out? The North Dakota Secretary of State has an official voting information tool where you can look up election information by address.

CLICK HERE FOR NORTH DAKOTA VOTING INFORMATION

What should you bring? North Dakota voters must provide acceptable identification, such as a North Dakota driver’s license, nondriver ID, tribal identification or other qualifying documentation. Your ID generally needs to include your name, date of birth and current residential address. If your information isn’t current, additional documentation may be needed.

Moorhead, MN: Where Do You Vote?

Polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM.

Voting works a little differently on the Minnesota side of the river. Unlike Cass County, Moorhead voters need to visit the polling place assigned to their residential address.

The easiest way to find yours is through the Minnesota Secretary of State’s official Polling Place Finder.

CLICK HERE TO FIND YOUR MOORHEAD POLLING LOCATION

Enter your home address and the website will tell you exactly where to vote. You can also see information about your precinct and what’s on your ballot.

The City of Moorhead also offers a Ward/Precinct Finder with maps and polling locations.

CLICK HERE FOR MOORHEAD ELECTION INFORMATION

Voting in Dilworth, Glyndon, Hawley or Other Clay County Communities?

If you live outside Moorhead but still in Clay County, here are several Election Day polling locations:

Dilworth: Dilworth Lutheran Church, 406 3rd St NE
Glyndon: Glyndon Community Center, 212 Partridge Ave S
Hawley: Hawley Community Center, 418 Main St
Sabin: Sabin Community Center, 4 Main St
Barnesville: Barnesville Event Center, 101 2nd St NE
Felton: Felton Community Center, 253 6th St
Ulen: Ulen Event Center, 27 1st St SW

Important: Some rural Clay County townships and smaller communities use mail-in voting rather than traditional polling locations. Other townships have designated polling places, and hours can vary in certain locations.

For example, Morken and Spring Prairie townships have polling hours of 10 AM to 8 PM rather than the standard 7 AM opening.

Before heading out, verify your specific precinct and voting arrangements through Clay County’s official website.

CLICK HERE FOR ALL CLAY COUNTY POLLING INFORMATION

Can You Register to Vote Today?

In Minnesota, yes! Eligible residents can register to vote on Election Day at their assigned polling location. You’ll need to provide acceptable proof of residence, so check the state’s requirements before heading out.

CLICK HERE FOR MINNESOTA SAME-DAY REGISTRATION INFORMATION

In North Dakota, there’s no voter registration requirement. Eligible voters can cast a ballot by providing acceptable identification and meeting the state’s voting eligibility requirements.

Want to See What’s on Your Ballot Before You Vote?

Not sure who’s running or what issues you’ll be voting on?

The Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce has a nonpartisan election resource at VoteFMWF.org, featuring candidate information, videos and election resources for local voters.

You can also find personalized ballot information through the official state voting websites:

One Last Reminder: Don’t Miss the Polls!

Whether you’re voting before work, on your lunch break or on your way home, make sure you know where you’re going and what you’ll need to bring.

North Dakota: Polls close at 7 PM.

Minnesota: Polls close at 8 PM.

And remember, the voting location closest to your house isn’t necessarily the correct one if you live in Minnesota. Always double-check your assigned polling place!

Happy Election Day, Fargo-Moorhead!

Election Day 2026: Where to Vote in Fargo, Moorhead & West Fargo