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A Great Reform in Minnesota

By Rick Hasen

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Star Tribune: "A new law signed on Wednesday by Gov. Tim Pawlenty will require election officials to either send replacement ballots to voters whose ballots were rejected or notify the voters they should cast new ballots." Other good stuff in...

Full post as published by Election Law on March 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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