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dflprincess

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1. Caucus lists can be found but, as a rule, you'd need to have a reason to get them

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Wed Apr 3, 2019, 09:30 PM

Apr 2019

and the DFL (or Republicans for that matter) can put conditions on who gets to see them.

Voter lists are fairly easy to get your hands on though they don't indicte who you voted for and I would expect that which primary ballot you request will not be public record (but I don't know for sure).

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Privacy of presidential primary? [View all] question everything Apr 2019 OP

Caucus lists can be found but, as a rule, you'd need to have a reason to get them dflprincess Apr 2019 #1

Unless something has changed recently, the primary ballot you requested is a public record progree Apr 2019 #2