While attacks on democracy are happening in states across the country, Minnesota is showing that there's another path: Forward, towards the inclusive, multiracial democracy we deserve.

We won an epic battle with the victory of #RestoreTheVoteMN but we still have work to do! We need to make sure folks get registered and are empowered to use their voice! Thank you, Steve Simon for continuing to champion RTV! startribune.com/felon-voting-r…

On Tuesday, Aug. 8 - the first of re-enfranchised people in MN will get to vote in primaries here. People on probation or parole can vote and/or run for office! Remember, if you're out, you can vote! #FreedomToVote #IfYoureOutYouCanVote

One of the Best posts of the week! Your vote is so powerful. They wouldn't try so hard to stop it if it wasn't.

This is it! The first of many November elections where thousands of newly enfranchised people can finally cast their ballots!!! You're free to exercise your right to vote! Be a voter! Tuesday, Nov. 7th by 8pm. fox9.com/video/1307360

We've heard multiple stories like this throughout this election season, and we 😢 tear up a little more every time. "You can vote now" is our favorite phrase. Let a loved one know. Your vote is powerful! x.com/larryn1966/sta…

Breaking News: The District court rejects “fundamentally flawed” effort to overturn Restore the Vote Act 🎉 The Court dismisses challenge to the voting rights of 55,000 Minnesotans THANK YOU Attorney General Keith Ellison and Minnesota Secretary of State for being champions of democracy! ag.state.mn.us/Office/Communi…

BREAKING: My office successfully defended Minnesotans' voting rights from another baseless attack. Today, a district court in Anoka County dismissed a lawsuit seeking to undo the Restore the Vote Act. This is a good day for democracy in Minnesota.

Minnesotans who are on felony probation or parole can vote—that is more than 50,000 formerly incarcerated people who can now exercise their voice at the ballot box. ThreeSixty student reporters Dylan Leung of Eden Prairie H.S. and Marquan Harper of Twin Cities Academy