Minnesota Voters Alliance v. Mansky: Upholding Grounds for Free Speech

By DUSTIN HARTUV      Before 2018, Minnesota Statute § 211B.II prevented individuals from wearing politically affiliated symbols/clothing at polling booths on election days.[i] The statute was relatively broad, and so officials would distribute information to polling booth administrators to define specific articles of clothing that failed to uphold the rules outlined in the statute. … Continue reading Minnesota Voters Alliance v. Mansky: Upholding Grounds for Free Speech