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A Fight Over Felon Voting Fuels a Free Speech Debate

A Fight Over Felon Voting Fuels a Free Speech Debate
NYT Business Friday 23 October 2026, 14:46 UTC By Tiffany Hsu 1 min read
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Andrew Cilek leads Minnesota Voters Alliance, which won an appellate ruling in a First Amendment lawsuit against a state law on deceptive practices.

Andrew Cilek leads Minnesota Voters Alliance, which won an appellate ruling in a First Amendment lawsuit against a state law on deceptive practices.
Andrew Cilek (PERSON) Minnesota Voters Alliance (ORG) First Amendment (ORG)
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