Photo: #Most Twin Cities residents can quickly list the political issues that are most important to them. But when it comes to who they'll vote for, many aren't quite sure.
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Most Twin Cities residents can quickly list the political issues that are most important to them. But when it comes to who they'll vote for, many aren't quite sure. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

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Campaign 2006

Vote of confidence?

by Nikki Tundel, Minnesota Public Radio
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If there's ever an acceptable time to approach complete strangers and question them about their personal politics, it's right now.

St. Paul, Minn. — The November elections are less than a month away. What are voters thinking about at this point in the political process? Reporter Nikki Tundel went to find out.

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