In September, as Breitbart News reported, PILF filed six complaints in six Minnesota counties, alleging that more than 500 duplicate registrations were on their voter rolls ahead of the midterm elections.
PILF has since reached a settlement with officials in Hennepin County and Nicollet County to remove more than 300 duplicate registrations that were discovered on their voter rolls. Likewise, a settlement was reached with Dakota County officials to remove 69 duplicate registrations.
“These agreements are a win for election integrity,” PILF President, J. Christian Adams said in a statement. “Accurate voter rolls are essential to free and fair elections.”
Last month, PILF reached agreements with officials in Todd County and Olmsted County to remove more than 30 duplicate registrations that were on their voter rolls. In total, some 440 duplicate registrations have been removed in Minnesota counties as a result of the legal complaints.
Minnesota Counties Forced to Remove More than 350 Duplicate Registrations on Voter Rolls
- by: John Binder
- 12.19.22
- Source:
Breitbart
- 12/21/2022
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