Last night’s late ruling by the 8th Circuit Court will change the rules for counting ballots. Only ballots received by 8PM on Election Day will be counted, potentially disenfranchising some Minnesotans. (thread) 
Changing the rules just before the election is one more effort to suppress the vote. I want to connect about what we need to do to ensure that every vote is counted.
If you have a ballot and have not yet returned it, you need to make a plan to return it in person - you can find where to drop it off at iwillvote.com
If you need support to get to your location or to ensure access to the ballot, call 833-DFL-VOTE, that’s the DFL’s Election Protection hotline.
If you have already mailed your ballot and have not confirmed that it has been accepted, please do so now: mnvotes.sos.state.mn.us/AbsenteeBallot…
If your mailed ballot isn’t yet accepted, you can choose to vote in person instead. Doing so will invalidate the ballot you mailed- a provision that allows us to protect and cast our ballot.
Take thirty minutes today to sit down and contact your network, everyone in your contacts, and make sure that they have returned their ballot or have a plan to vote. It’s important to share solutions and solid sources of information.
Minnesotans are voting with fierce determination. So far, 82% of the absentee ballots requested in the state of Minnesota have been returned. Almost 1.5 million people have already voted. It’s up to us, and the work we will do together, to make sure every vote is counted.
To repeat:
1) Find where to drop your ballot or vote early: iwillvote.com
2) Make sure your mailed ballot has been accepted: mnvotes.sos.state.mn.us/AbsenteeBallot…
3) Reach out to your friends and family, confirm their vote plan
1) Find where to drop your ballot or vote early: iwillvote.com
2) Make sure your mailed ballot has been accepted: mnvotes.sos.state.mn.us/AbsenteeBallot…
3) Reach out to your friends and family, confirm their vote plan
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