Hopkins voters won’t have to search hard for their polling places in the upcoming election.

The City Council re-approved the existing precincts and polling places Tuesday as part of a required review that comes every 10 years.

By law, city governments must review all precinct boundaries and polling locations following the redistricting process that takes place after the U.S. Census.

After their review, city staff determined that the existing boundaries and location meet the legal requirements.

Even though precincts aren’t changing, every registered voter will receive a notice from Hennepin County of where his or her polling place is located.

While Hopkins precincts won't change, the courts did make changes to state House and Senate districts, as well as congressional districts. The Senate district in which Hopkins sits gained additional area and was renumbered to Senate District 46. Hopkins' House district stayed largely the same, although it became House District 46B.

Hopkins will also be entirely within the 5th Congressional District instead of being split between the 3rd and 5th Districts, as it was before.

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