Andrew Blake registered to vote at his precinct at the First Presbyterian Church in Shakopee this morning. He had his Minnesota driver's license which listed his current address, but a poll challenger told an election judge that Blake needed a utility bill too. Here's what Blake wrote to Whistleblower:
According to the Secretary of State's Office, if you're registering to vote at your polling place, you only need to bring a utility bill if your state-issued ID does not have your current address. Click here to read about requirements for registering at the polls.
Did you register to vote at the polls today? Let us know if you ran into any problems.
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