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Larry Jacobs discusses the importance of voter turnout while areas around the University saw lowest number of voters.

More than 6,100 voters cast their ballots Tuesday. In contrast, about 2,400 people voted in the primary for the Senate District 61 special election in September. Humphrey School of Public Affairs professor Larry Jacobs called voter turnout "the number one issue" to a candidate's success in the primary.

Minnesota Daily
December 6, 2011

Posted by Anne Mason on December 6, 2011 3:50 PM | Permalink ¤

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