The June 9 primary election is approaching, and for many voters, the biggest challenge isn’t deciding how to vote. It’s knowing where to start. 

Local ballots can include a mix of candidates, races and issues that don’t always get the same level of attention as national elections. Finding clear, reliable information can take time, and it’s not always easy to piece together. 

Getting informed shouldn’t feel complicated. 

VoteFMWF was created to make that process more straightforward. 

Now live, VoteFMWF.org brings together the information voters need in one place, currently focused on Fargo, West Fargo, Horace, Cass County and North Dakota, with the primary election coming up this June 9. It’s designed to help you understand what’s on your ballot before you head to the polls. 

With VoteFMWF, you can explore candidates running in local and statewide races, get a clearer picture of the issues on the ballot and find key details about how and where to vote. 

Instead of searching across multiple sources, you can start in one place and move forward with a better understanding of what is in front of you. 

As the primary election approaches, taking time to review your ballot ahead of June 9 can make a big difference. It allows you to walk in prepared, ask better questions and make decisions with more clarity. 

That kind of preparation leads to stronger participation and a more informed community. 

The June 9 primary election is coming up quickly. Now is the time to get familiar with what’s on your ballot.