Final rallies lead into organized door knocks to get possible voters to polls before Tuesday night. More than 729,000 ballots are already in, and that could climb considerably in a final day of early voting.
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As Election Day nears and political rhetoric targeting Somali Minnesotans ramps up, local mosques are ramping up security and mobilizing their communities to vote.
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The upbeat assessment marks a shift from August, when Canada walked away from negotiations after rejecting U.S. demands that Carney said threatened Canadian sovereignty, French-language protections and the auto industry.
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For Minnesota, it was a crushing blow after leading most of the game on the road and on national television.
Lines snaked out the doors of Twin Cities early voting locations Saturday morning. Many went early to skip a potentially even longer Tuesday line, poll-goers told MPR News.
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