Bill
Bill: Hand Count Choice
A simple bill to provide hand count option again.
Erik van Mechelen
Recap
March 2025 Recap: EO, E-Poll Pad Choice, Beauty, Simon
A man who thinks is dangerous; a man who thinks deeply doubly so; therefore, men, teach your sons to think.
Carver
Is Carver Perfect?
Carver gives itself a pat on the back but election law violations were committed on top of systemic issues
Electronics
Remove EL Poll Pads While Still Can
Watch for EL poll pad mandate in omnibus deception
Electronics
EL Poll Pads by Force?
All tyrannies rule through fraud and force...
Video
Commissioner Reinert and Senator Cal Bahr Speak on Election Integrity
Electronic poll pad discussions continue
Electronics
Is Brad Johnson Copy-Pasting Bad Advice from Steve Simon?
Electronic poll pads are NOT mandated, yet MNSOS Steve Simon and Anoka Attorney Brad Johnson say they are—is advice both accurate AND complete?
Township
How to Change Elections in Your Township
Local change is possible and necessary.
Sherburne
"Reporting Error" Transcript from Sherburne Nov 19 2024
From this video: The transcript details a report by an election official in Sherburne County discussing a reporting error during an election process. The official emphasizes that while the election results themselves were accurate and unchanged from election night to canvassing, a reporting error occurred when uploading results to the
Electronics
Oak Grove Cancels Electronic Poll Pads (Again)
After doing so just before the 2024 general election, Oak Grove City Council (Anoka County) once again cancels their poll pad agreement, for emphasis. City Council MeetingLive and Recorded Public meetings of City Council Meeting for City of Oak Grove
Electronics
Poll pad choice in HF1800
As cities start to cancel electronic poll pad agreements, Legislature should protect their choice
Electronics
Commissioner Heinrich Votes No Citing Scalability of Possible Fraud; Commissioner Reinert Also a No Vote, Wants Cities to Choose Between Paper and Electronics
Commissioner Heinrich said he was concerned about the scalability of possible fraud from a nefarious actor on the electronic devices; he therefore preferred paper to be used.