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Andrew Cilek, head of the Minnesota Voters Alliance, achieved a legal victory with an appellate ruling in a First Amendment case against a Minnesota state law on deceptive practices. This ruling raises questions about voter engagement and free speech.
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Andrew Cilek, head of the Minnesota Voters Alliance, achieved a legal victory with an appellate ruling in a First Amendment case against a Minnesota state law on deceptive practices. This ruling raises questions about voter engagement and free speech.
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