People with felony convictions can now vote in Minnesota
The new law expands voting rights to at least 55,000 Minnesotans with felony convictions.
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The new law expands voting rights to at least 55,000 Minnesotans with felony convictions.
Once I have, we can focus on the other issues important to Minnesotans.
The Civic Engagement, Voter Education and Advocacy Taskforce (CEVEA) was hard at work on National Voter Registration Day.
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On a sunny and warm Thursday evening at Bay Point Park, Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon visited with voters in Red Wing.