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The case concerns how Minnesota enforces election rules and its voter-vouching process. The reports do not describe a direct effect on voting or election administration elsewhere in the United States.
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Minnesota prosecutors charged James O’Keefe and Cam Higby with felony election-related offenses over their conduct at polling places during the state’s August primary. Reports say they used registered voters’ names while testing the voter-vouching process; neither man cast a ballot, according to The Epoch Times.
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The case concerns how Minnesota enforces election rules and its voter-vouching process. The reports do not describe a direct effect on voting or election administration elsewhere in the United States.