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Reforms to Minnesota's ballot rules pushed back to next year

June 01, 2009

...Here's how Ritchie described the situation: "The procedure for sending out 300,000 absentee ballots to 4,000 polling places to be processed by 30,000 mostly volunteer election officials at the end of the day after 3 million voters walked through the door — when you say it out loud, that's crazy."

After the election, Ritchie solicited suggestions for repairs from city, county and township election officials. Their ideas were incorporated in the Legislature's major election reform bill of the session. 


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