Clyde Bellecourt, co-founder of the American Indian Movement, discusses his views on voting in U.S. government elections.
Even though Minnesota has one of the best voter turnout records in the United States political pundits are predicting fewer voters will go to the polls for this Presidential election than in 1998, when Jesse Ventura won the Minnesota governorship. For the weeks leading up to the election, MPR talks to a variety of Minnesotans about their thoughts on voting.
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