Sample Ballots from MNSOS Include Timing Marks and Lack "SAMPLE"
According to Rick Weible, these sample ballots could be printed out and inserted and accepted by tabulators, the electronic voting equipment which counts and tallies votes in Minnesota.
Poll Pads Remain Optional, According to Minnesota Law—Oak Grove Can Say No
Is Tom Hunt, in his capacity as Elections Manager Anoka County, in fact interfering with the City of Oak Grove's elections?
Combined Elections Calendar
By studying elections calendar, learn about county canvassing board, where county certification occurs (and drawing precincts for post election reviews, which occur prior to state certification).
Why are hand counts mandated?
If that is true—and it is—then why is there pushback from Office of Secretary of State and Counties to Cities (in multiple counties) about wanting to do extra hand counts (more precincts AND down-ballot races) during the Post Election Review (PER) audits?
Three Judge Panel finds Sitting County Commissioner Lisa Fobbe Guilty and Ordered to Pay Fines
The former member of the Minnesota Senate and sitting county commissioner for District 5, Lisa Fobbe, up for re-election, was
4 years of more questions than answers
What is the value to society of real elections?
Liz Collin Follows Up with ACEIT
Previously, the Anoka County Election Integrity Team (ACEIT) was interviewed by Liz Collin at their Monday night meeting at the
How One Voice Can Be the Change
One member of the ACEIT team was present to ensure the council had the information they needed while several others tried to dissuade the council. It appeared that the vote might be deadlocked at 2-2 but this public comment seems to have changed the mind...
Electronic Poll Pads Will Be Sent Back to County
There are a number of counties (such as nearby Isanti County) and cities within those counties that already and have always used paper poll books, but Oak Grove could be the first to change its mind after initially deciding to use the modified iPads from KNOWiNK, which are internet-connected...
Why Aren't We Reconciling Votes?
In 2020, according to MNSOS data directly from the SVRS, there were more than seven hundred (700,000) absentee VOTES reported above and beyond what the SVRS contained as of November 29, 2024... 25 days after the election...
