Minnesota has nearly 300 ‘language-minority districts’ where foreign speakers need help voting in midterm elections
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Roughly one-fifth of Minnesota is home to specially-created voter zones called “designated language-minority districts,” where residents struggle to speak English and require assistance with understanding how to vote, according to a Washington Examiner analysis of state electorate statistics. Demographic data published by the Minnesota secretary of state’s office shows that the state has designated 290
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Minnesota has nearly 300 ‘language-minority districts’ where foreign speakers need help voting in midterm elections
Roughly one-fifth of Minnesota is home to specially-created voter zones called “designated language-minority districts,” where residents struggle to speak English and require assistance with understanding how to vote, according to a Washington Examiner analysis of state...
