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: Votelaw -- Law and PoliticsMinnesota: recount procedures
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The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports: State law triggers an automatic recount in races decided by one-half of a percentage point or less. Starting Nov. 19, after unofficial results are certified, election auditors in nearly 100 county and city election offices will...Full post as published by Votelaw -- Law and Politics on November 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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