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Chris Dow, who has not voted since 2008, at Burnside Elementary School in Red Wing. He said he came because his community, the Prairie Island Indian Community, encouraged people to get out and vote in this election. For @MPRnews
Voters Kathy King and her son, Cory, exit after voting in Hastings. Kathy says, “The last two years have been terrible, in my opinion. The hatred keeps building,” she said. “It’s terrifying to me. I just don’t want to see the country going in that direction.” For @MPRnews
With the help of election judge Kim Milton, left, and head election judge Mike Engeldinger, Samantha Truhler (with her four-month-old baby Ellie) registers with her new married name to vote at Our Saviour’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hastings. For @MPRnews
Election greeters Russell Syltie, left, and Ron Wegener, are the first officials voters see as they arrive to vote at Our Saviour’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hastings. This is the Second Congressional District. For @MPRnews
Further note: The voter said he was asked for ID upon arrival. The Bloomington City Clerk, Janet Lewis, later confirmed by phone that asking for identification from a voter is against procedure.
An election official at Bloomington City Hall reviews a voter’s identification at the entrance to a voting area. The voter had erroneously arrived at the wrong polling place and the official directed him to where he could vote based on his address. For @MPRnews
Darya Thomas arrives to vote at Bloomington City Hall in Bloomington. This is Precinct 11, Third Congressional District. She says voting for candidates who support the coverage of pre-existing conditions is her most important issue. For @MPRnews
Jerry Chapman, who owns Jerry’s Auto Specialities in Minnetonka, sits in his car after voting in Edina, Minnesota. “I feel like if you don’t vote, you can’t complain,” he said. “It’s a patriotic and American duty.” For @MPRnews
Kristina Nagle lined up to check in for voting with her two-year-old daughter Lily in Edina, MN. “It’s always important (to vote),” she said, “I think now more than ever.” She brought Lily, she said, to “teach her the importance of the freedom that we have.” @MPRnews
Always a colorful cast of citizens working as election judges at our polling place. Meet Philothea Sweet handing out “I Voted” stickers in Edina, Minnesota. For @MPRnews