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Minneapolis Votes ‘NO’ to Replacing Police Department


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In another big Tuesday night victory for Americans, Minneapolis voters rejected a proposal that would have seen their police department replaced with a Department of Public Safety.

If accepted, the measure would have removed minimum funding requirements, as well as minimum officer requirements, and given the mayor and City Council 50/50 control of public safety.

The vote needed at least 51% approval, but was voted against 57% to 44%.

Opponents of the measure pointed to the fact that the city has recorded the most homicides since the mid-90s.

Following the death of George Floyd last year, there has been a radical push by far leftists to remove the Minneapolis police department altogether.

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