Minnesota expecting less absentee voting compared to 2020
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – Early voting starts Friday in Minnesota—the beginning of a 46-day period where voters can cast absentee ballots in-person or by mail. In terms of statistics, election officials deem 2020′s general election a unique year; because of the pandemic, significantly more Americans turned to absentee voting.
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