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Rachel Leingang

How Gaza activists in Minnesota are pushing the US wave of ‘uncommitted’ votes

Three people stand at blue makeshift voting booths in an indoor basketball court
Residents vote at a polling station in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on 3 November 2020. Photograph: Kerem Yücel/AFP/Getty Images

Dozens of families turned up to a Minneapolis park on Sunday to hear why they should cast an “uncommitted” protest vote in Tuesday’s presidential primary and how that could affect the Israel-Gaza war.

Kids played on the playground or made signs to support Palestine while their caregivers listened as organizers shared an “easy action”: show up at your local polling place on Tuesday, ask for a Democratic ballot and check the box that says “uncommitted”.

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