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: Election LawIf You Are a Republican and You are Concerned About the Senate Recount in Minnesota...
By Rick Hasen
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then ask yourself what would give you greater confidence in the process. Minnesota is arguably one of the strongest states in terms of election administration. So what might help? Non-partisan election administration (look how Secretary of State races are now...Full post as published by Election Law on November 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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