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Our View: Ballots set following few-surprises primary - Vimarsana News

Our View: Ballots set following few-surprises primary

From the editorial: "(The) field-narrowing, candidates-eliminating results ... set up plenty of intrigue and a few interesting local matchups and storylines for Election Day 2022, which is Nov. 8."

Bemidji residents take to the polls to vote in primary election - Vimarsana News

Bemidji residents take to the polls to vote in primary election

Starting at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, voters across Minnesota lined up at their polling places to take part in the primary election that will determine which candidates advance to the general election in November.

Our View: Don't forget today's primary; it's too important to skip - Vimarsana News

Our View: Don't forget today's primary; it's too important to skip

From the editorial: "Anyone thinking of sitting this one out can remember that the right to cast ballots was paid for with blood shed on battlefields and has been protected with vigilance and ferocity for generations. Remember that voting shouldn't be seen as a chore but as a privilege and a responsibility."

Pro/Con: Requiring Americans to vote would be unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Pro/Con: Requiring Americans to vote would be unconstitutional

From the column: "Beyond the lack of clear, practical benefit, mandatory voting sits uneasily with American principles. The First Amendment protects not only freedom of speech but also freedom from compelled speech."

Pro/Con: Universal voting a step toward a full, healthy democracy - Vimarsana News

Pro/Con: Universal voting a step toward a full, healthy democracy

From the column: "Universal voting ... is hardly a new or radical idea. The system already is used in 26 democratic countries worldwide."