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Minnesota high court says Minneapolis public safety question can be voted on
Minnesota high court says Minneapolis public safety question can be voted on
The Minnesota Supreme Court says the Minneapolis public safety ballot question can be voted on and counted.
In a ruling late Thursday, the high court reversed a district court's decision to block the city from counting votes on the question. There was no memo immediately explaining the court's decision.
Earlier Thursday, the state's high court said city and county officials didn't have to provide an insert for voters providing better context with the question.
Early voting opens at 8 a.m. Friday.
The Minnesota Supreme Court says the Minneapolis public safety ballot question can be voted on and counted.
In a ruling late Thursday, the high court reversed a district court's decision to block the city from counting votes on the question. There was no memo immediately explaining the court's decision.
Earlier Thursday, the state's high court said city and county officials didn't have to provide an insert for voters providing better context with the question.
Early voting opens at 8 a.m. Friday.
https://kstp.com/minnesota-news/minnesota-supreme-court-rules-insert-notice-on-minneapolis-public-safety-question-says-it-can-remain-on-ballot-be-voted-on-counted/6240127/?cat=1