“Two additional counties are seeking the advice of the Minnesota Supreme Court after sending voters erroneous ballots.  Ballots sent out in Kittson and Roseau counties failed to include party affiliation for all federal and state offices, except the governor. Additionally, incumbency status for judicial elections was missing.”

Would it be too much to ask for a little competence in the Secretary of State's office and at the Counties?

“Voters in Minneapolis, the city where George Floyd died in police custody, sparking months of destructive protests, will now be able to vote in the upcoming municipal elections on abolishing the police department, the Minnesota Supreme Court said in a reversal of a lower court ruling.”

“St. Paul, Minnesota--(Newsfile Corp. - February 24, 2021) - The Minnesota Supreme Court today unanimously ruled in favor of the Clean Air Act permit issued to PolyMet by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, overturning an order by the state Court of Appeals that had remanded the permit back to the agency, according to Poly Met Mining, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of PolyMet Mining Corp. (TSX: POM) (NYSE American: PLM)”

“A group of Republican lawmakers and candidates filed a last-minute lawsuit Monday night to block the State Canvassing Board from certifying the results of the Nov. 3 election.”

The lawsuit, filed with the Minnesota Supreme Court against Secretary of State Steve Simon, claims “Minnesota Democrats have used COVID-19 as a tool to alter long-standing election law and procedure, after the Republican controlled Senate refused to consent to the changes.”