October 27, 2008
Many African Americans are voting for the first time and could run afoul of polling place rulesShare
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A week from tomorrow, many black voters in Minnesota and across the country will cast their ballots for the first time. The prospect of the nation's first African-American president, Democrat Barack Obama, is expected to drive voters to the polls in record numbers, especially in communities of color. Community leaders say they're excited by a new political enthusiasm among young African-Americans, but they're also preparing for glitches on Election Day.
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