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Election Reflection: Why We Voted the Way We Did
The either/or (Republican or Democrat) aspect of U.S. elections provide voters with the fewest of options. Yet with so many issues to consider, it hardly seems like two is enough. It also makes it di...
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Republicans charge that voting machines around Minnesota are breaking down in large numbers and demand the situation be fixed immediately, but the state's elections office reports only minor problems ...
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Last-minute advice about election day

Here is some last-minute voting information to prepare you for today's election.

By Al Edenloff , November 02, 2010

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Snapshot of secretary of state race: photo ID

The big issue in Minnesota's secretary of state race is clear as a picture: whether voters should present photo identification cards before casting ballots.

By Don Davis , October 10, 2010

Group pledges to watch for voter fraud

A coalition of conservative political groups is organizing a program to prevent voter fraud in the Nov. 2 election

By Don Davis , October 07, 2010

County voters follow statewide trends

Douglas County voters didn’t buck any statewide trends in picking primary candidates Tuesday.

By Al Edenloff , August 13, 2010

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Filings for city, school positions open: Most incumbents file again

Filings for seats on the Alexandria City Council, as well as the Alexandria District 206 School Board, are now open.

By Celeste Beam , August 06, 2010

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Absentee voting: A hint of high turnout?

With the primary election less than a week away, absentee ballots are starting to come in fast and furious.

By Celeste Beam , August 04, 2010

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Absentee voting changes

The 20,000 or so Minnesotans voting via absentee ballots may seem insignificant, but given the results of the 2008 U.S. Senate race, which ended little more than a year ago after an extended battle over absentee ballots, they take on new importance this year.

By By Don Davis, State Capitol Bureau , August 04, 2010

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Few voters expected but leaders hope for more

The August 10 primary election could slip by with little notice, although political leaders hope not.

By By Don Davis, State Capitol Bureau , August 04, 2010

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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Absentee ballots a focus after 2008 vote

The 20,000 or so Minnesotans voting via absentee ballots may seem insignificant, but given the results of the 2008 U.S. Senate race, which ended little more than a year ago after an extended battle over absentee ballots, they take on new importance this year.

By Don Davis , August 02, 2010

Absentee ballots available June 25 for August primary

Residents who will be away from home or otherwise unable to make it to their polling locations on August 10 may vote absentee in the state primary beginning Friday, June 25.

By Staff Report , June 21, 2010

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Updated absentee ballot application form available for 2010

Secretary of State Mark Ritchie reminded voters and civic groups that the absentee ballot application form has been updated for 2010 and is available.

By Staff Report , May 15, 2010

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Secretary of State urges college students to vote

Secretary of State urges college students to vote Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie urged students at Alexandria Technical College Wednesday to be a part of the voting process during this year’s election.

By Celeste Beam , April 23, 2010

Townships elect supervisors, clerks

Townships elect supervisors, clerks They came and they voted. Some in droves, others in small percentages – very small percentages. Township elections took place Tuesday, March 9 in 19 of the 20 townships within Douglas County. (Brandon Township holds its township elections during the November election.)

By Celeste Beam , March 12, 2010

Townships need your vote Tuesday

It’s that time of year again – when residents throughout Douglas County have the chance to let their voices be heard.

By Celeste Beam , March 03, 2010

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Proposal would move state primary election to August in 2010

Minnesotans may be heading to the polls a month earlier next year to cast their vote in the state’s primary election.

November 06, 2009

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