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Ritchie wants to avoid future election problems through reform
by Tom Crann, Minnesota Public RadioJuly 1, 2009
MPR's Tom Crann asks Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie about the lessons learned from the U.S. Senate election contest.
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