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Pension reform bill sponsor Assemblyman Warren Furutani hugs Speaker John A. Pérez after passage Credit: sacbee.com
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Voter ID Constitutional Amendment bill opponents. Credit: Jeff Wheeler / Star Tribune
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled last Monday that a Minnesota voter ID law will remain on the ballot as worded.
Today marks Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention. Much like last week's Republican "Convention Without Walls", much of the reporting this week will be social, with the Democratic National Committee relying heavily on social media sites to increase accessibility to voters nationwide.
Unlike the USA, all of Canada is debating whether or not to make Internet voting a part of its election technology. The discussion has been building steam over the past year or so. Here is my first report in a coming series on the topic.
The Democratic Party unveiled their 2012 platform this week as they host their national convention in North Carolina. Among a host of topics and political concerns, the Democratic Party platform explicitly supports same-sex marriage. Delegates will vote Tuesday to officially adopt the platform.
From the platform text:
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