What could go wrong? Again this year, the City of Minneapolis is operating a dozen “pop up” voting locations: daily, one-day-only visits around town to locations convenient to Democratically-leaning voters in the two weeks ahead of election day.
I drove by today’s location, the iconic Weisman Art Museum (WAM) on the main campus of the University of Minnesota.
This Frank Gehry-designed monstrosity is normally closed on Mondays, but is open today to encourage U-M students, faculty and staff to cast ballots in this year’s election.
Here’s a one-week snapshot of pop up voting locations operated by the city:
No ID? No problem! Vote early and often!