October 26, 2008
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A new survey by non-partisan group Take Action Minnesota shows that the state's Hmong voters are most concerned about domestic issues this election. Health care and the economy ranked high in a poll of about 1,000 eligible voters. Hundreds of Hmong voters turned out Saturday to hear Senate candidates Al Franken, Norm Coleman and Dean Barkley speak about the issues in a town hall forum. Dai Thao is a community organizer with Take Action Minnesota. He says there is a big effort to register Minnesota's Hmong voters and get out the vote in November.
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