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Mitchell Rolling writes for Democracy Chronicles from his home in Minnesota. He is also currently a writer for the Minnesota Republic. He enjoys writing stories on Israeli and Jewish affairs, racial politics, and any topic regarding Minnesota.

A Minnesota law prohibiting political clothing at polling places

March 12, 2018 by Mitchell Rolling Leave a Comment

political clothing at polling places

The case in question, Minnesota Voters Alliance v. Mansky, argues that the Minnesotan law prohibiting voters from wearing clothing that supports particular candidates or bears political statements in polling places is unconstitutional.

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