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The request sought unredacted records pertaining to 2024 election cycles and raised concerns about registrations and votes accepted on the basis of vouching.

Presler’s public push has come amid broader conservative criticism of Minnesota election policies, including how the 2023 law allowing state driver’s licenses regardless of immigration status intersects with voter ID requirements.

“A driver’s license does not prove U.S. citizenship,” Presler said. “Combine that with same-day registration and vouching, and you have a system designed to be abused.”

The Minnesota voter vouching policy, which has been in place for more than 50 years, allows a registered voter to sign an oath on behalf of others without requiring traditional photo ID — a fact that has alarmed conservatives concerned about election integrity.