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It is likely this session at the State Capitol that lawmakers will take a look at election reform now that the U.S. Senate recount has been completed.  

MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Secretary of State Mark Ritchie, who has some ideas on what to change, based on what he learned during the recount process.

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It is likely that state lawmakers will take a look at election reform in the new legislative session, now that the U.S. Senate recount has been completed. Secretary of State Mark Ritchie has some suggestions.

It is likely this session at the State Capitol that lawmakers will take a look at election reform now that the U.S. senate recount has been completed.

Lessons from recount to influence election reform

Mark Ritchie is Minnesota's secretary of state

Lessons from recount to influence election reform

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