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Minnesota Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in Trump ballot case Thursday - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in Trump ballot case Thursday

A Minnesota lawsuit seeks to keep former President Donald Trump off Minnesota's 2024 ballots. The lawsuit claims that Trump engaged in insurrection by attempting to overturn the 2020 election.

Minnesota Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in Trump ballot case Thursday - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in Trump ballot case Thursday

A Minnesota lawsuit seeks to keep former President Donald Trump off Minnesota's 2024 ballots. The lawsuit claims that Trump engaged in insurrection by attempting to overturn the 2020 election.

Felons' voting rights unaffected by unprompted ruling by judge on new law, say AG Ellison, Sec. Simon - Vimarsana News

Felons' voting rights unaffected by unprompted ruling by judge on new law, say AG Ellison, Sec. Simon

The Restore the Vote Act restored the right to vote to about 55,000 Minnesotans with felony convictions who have served their sentences or who are on probation, or supervised release.

Minn. county judge rules new felon voting law unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Minn. county judge rules new felon voting law unconstitutional

MILACA, Minn. - A judge in Mille Lacs County has ruled unconstitutional a new state law that allows felons to ...

Source: kfgo.com
Ellison, Simon decry orders by Mille Lacs County judge stripping felons of voting rights - Vimarsana News

Ellison, Simon decry orders by Mille Lacs County judge stripping felons of voting rights

Two of Minnesota's top elected officials said on Tuesday they plan to fight a Mille Lacs County judge who ruled two felons sentenced to probation are not eligible to vote, despite a state law passed earlier this year declaring otherwise.

Source: kstp.com