Minnesota Secretary of State calls polling place impersonation ‘outrageous’


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Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon is speaking out about what he calls “outrageous” misconduct at Minneapolis polling sites after a conservative political commenter tried to impersonate Minnesota voters.

In the video, Cam Higby, a member of the “Justice League,” is dressed in a burqa and using an accent to try to vouch for others.

Higby says he was highlighting the state’s vouching laws. He alleges poll workers would let him vote under a random name; the video shows Higby leaving a polling place after being told he needed to sign an oath. The video also shows a worker explaining vouching rules to Higby.

Simon says poll workers immediately reported Higby’s visits to election officials. He went on to say the “apparent goal was to cast doubt on one or more Minnesota election laws,” adding, “instead, they revealed their ignorance of how those laws actually...

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