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Election-night totals aren’t the end of the count. See how Minnesota uses public hand-count reviews of randomly selected precincts to compare paper ballots with voting-system results before the election process is complete.
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Four Minnesota members of Congress appear to want to help shift control of elections from state and local governments to the federal level, as called for by President Donald Trump. The four — chief sponsor U.S. Rep. Pete Stauber and co-sponsors Reps. Tom Emmer, Brad...
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