September 6, 2012
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28:25Now PlayingTwo major proposed constitutional amendments are before the voters this November, and Capitol Report provides time during the next two weeks for proponents and opponents to air their views.
On this week's program, Senator Warren Limmer, R-Maple Grove, explains why voters need to decide whether the state constitution should define marriage as a union between a man and a woman. Representative Mary Kiffmeyer, R-Big Lake, asks voters to consider a constitutional amendment requiring all voters to present a state-issued photo ID before having their ballot counted.
Also on this week's program, host Julie Bartkey talks with Secretary of State Mark Ritchie about the recent Minnesota Supreme Court ruling upholding the legislative-written titles for the proposed amendments. Ritchie also details what voters need to consider when deciding the amendments.
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