Civic duty at primary election
Shyanne Belzer/MDN Many Minot community members lined up to vote on the June 12 primary elections. As they finished filling out their ballots, they carefully placed them into the machines to be counted before receiving an “I Voted” sticker. There were helpers all around to help ensure the ballots were turned in properly and everyone voting understood what to do.
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