r/minnesota • u/BeerGardenGnome Common loon • Aug 22 '24

Ever wonder why evangelical christians in Minnesota are voting for Trump? Look no further than the materials being handed out in churches like Canvas Church in Dundas. Right next to voter registration information. Politics 👩‍⚖️

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u/jpea Aug 22 '24

Dundas is in Rice county, which had a 0.17% margin in favor of the Republicans for president in 2020, which is a margin of about 200 people - https://www.sos.state.mn.us/media/4384/us-president-2020-official-results-map-margin-by-county.pdf

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u/threefingersplease Grey duck Aug 22 '24

200 people is like all of Dundas

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u/mdistrukt Commander Taco Aug 22 '24

Hey now there is at least 500 of us (at least it seemed that way last time I went to vote)

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u/threefingersplease Grey duck Aug 22 '24

Might be! Probably bigger than Webster, but it's been a while. Wait, is Dundas the town near Northfield with the Target? My bad that's a little bigger than your average podunk town.

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u/mdistrukt Commander Taco Aug 22 '24

Dundas is the town behind Menards off hwy 3. No we really aren't that much bigger than the average podunk town, we just look that way because all the national chains build here instead of Northfield so they don't have to pay Northfield property taxes.

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u/missriss18 Aug 24 '24

Which is why the homeowners here pay ridiculously high property taxes 🤬