Voter ID
Esme’s Blog: Gay Marriage – What A Difference A Year Makes?
In early 2012, a public policy poll found that 50 percent of Minnesotans surveyed favored a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, and only 40 percent said they opposed the amendment.
Minn. Senate Leader Wants Higher Amendment Bar
Following the failure in November of two constitutional amendments championed largely by Republicans, DFL lawmakers now at the Capitol’s helm said Thursday they want to make it tougher to put such measures on the ballot.
MN Officials Cite Few Election Problems, Group Checks Possible Fraud
Minnesota voters came out in record numbers again this year.
Opinion: Brain Dead Politics In Virginia
Ken Cuccinelli aspires to be the next governor of Virginia after spending four years trying to deny women’s health care rights, blocking Obamacare and forcing his ideology and personal beliefs on the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Reality Check: Republicans Leaders Miscalculated; Amendments Backfired
We know now that many voters were motivated by the marriage amendment, but it was not restricted to only one party.
Minnesota’s Voter ID: What Was Supposed To Pass — Didn’t
Minnesota voters have shot down the Voter ID amendment, but even just a few weeks ago, it had overwhelming support. So, how did this happen?
Minn. Rejects Amendment Requiring Photo ID To Vote
Minnesotans have rejected a constitutional amendment that would have required a photo ID before they could vote in future elections.
Minn. Photo ID Requirement Down In Early Returns
A constitutional amendment to require a photo ID to vote in Minnesota is trailing slightly in early returns.
Minn. Voters Decide On Gay Marriage, Photo ID
Minnesota voters voted on two major changes to their state constitution Tuesday, proposals to prohibit gay marriage and require photo identification for voting that sparked campaigns far more heated than usual for constitutional amendments.
Ritchie: Expect Voting Results Delays In St. Louis County
State officials think we might have to wait some time before learning the election results. So if you’re staying up Tuesday night to see how things shake out, expect that it will be a late night.
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SCSU Survey: More Voting No On Marriage Amendment
According to a new survey of 600 randomly-chosen Minnesotans of voting age, St. Cloud State University pollsters found that of likely voters, 51 percent planned to vote against the constitutional amendment to define marriage as solely between one man and one woman.
Valid Or Not? Voter ID Vagueness Causing Confusion
Charges flew Wednesday over the controversial photo ID amendment.
Opinion: Democrats Turn Out Supporters For Early Vote As Republicans Try To Suppress Vote
Early vote was once an idea that both parties promoted. But as Democrats grow in their ability to use it to their strategic advantage, Republicans have sought to reduce or eliminate it.





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