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Voter ID Amendment in MN

Voter ID Amendment in MN. Peter Ampe. Consequences of Voter Fraud Consequences of Voter ID amendment MN Constitution Update. Background. Voter Fraud Convictions Current Voter Requirements Address Issues With Proposition. Pro-Amendment. Unnecessary and Useless

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Voter ID Amendment in MN

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  1. Voter ID Amendment in MN Peter Ampe

  2. Consequences of Voter Fraud • Consequences of Voter ID amendment • MN Constitution Update Background

  3. Voter Fraud Convictions • Current Voter Requirements • Address Issues With Proposition Pro-Amendment

  4. Unnecessary and Useless • May Turn Away Eligible Voters • Costs • Vagueness of Bill Anti-Amendment

  5. Compromises for Both Sides • Request, not Require • Non-photo ID Requirement (The Bill Did Not Pass) Mediation

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