We are in the last stretch of primary season. with all the talk about possible election interference in November, we ought to be aware of what is happening in subtle ways. Primary day in Minnesota had one such incident. Powderhorn Park, Minneapolis :



While it was the most Midwestern-nice exchange, it was clear these men were pushing the boundaries of law. IOW: Voter intimidation. They had to know that city, state, and municipal laws, but instead they asked to see 'the manager' (The DOJ is Federal Karen), who is the head election judge. I don't think I'd have such restraint, to be honest.

It's not just important to register to vote and actually vote. Going forward, we must inform everyone to know their city, state, and municipal laws so we don't have to drain valuable resources in our election watchers.

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Raine