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That we have the right to vote and our rights can’t be taken away

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It means somethign

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We as citizens can’t be deprived of our rights and privileges

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It means that Minnesotans can’t have the right to vote taken away

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Minnesotans will always have

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This means that are rights are protected and everyone is equal, aswell as no ones ability to vote should or can be taken away.

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1: it means that everyone has the right to vote and it can’t be taken away from them along with other rights.
2: They both protect the rights of citizens.

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It means Minnesotans will always have the right of vote, similar to the bill of rights

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It means that everyone has the right to vote. It compares to the bill of rights because both of them talk about the right to vote

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No one can have the privilege to vot taken away unless they disobey a law and get a punishment of.no right to vite

It is the bill of rights

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This passage means that citizens will always have the option to vote.
This relates to the bill of rights because this section of the constitution is talking about Minnesota citizens’s right to vote.

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It means that our rights can’t be taken away, and the bill of rights have very similar words and ideas

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It shows that citizens of Minnesota are guaranteed freedom, and it’s similar to the bill of rights in the freedoms it guarantees

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It means that the citizens voting rights are protected. They compare because the idea of both is to protect the rights of the people.

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They basically can’t have their right to vote removed unless it’s the law of the land or I guess their peers (most likely something in congress or a vote) say they can’t.

It compares to the bill of rights because it talks about rights.

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The passsage proves that Minnesota’s should not be dreprrived of all of the rights or previligesc

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The passsage proves that Minnesota’s should not be dreprrived of all of the rights or previligesc

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This passage compares to the bill of rights because its listing out freedoms that the citizens should have

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This means that someone’s right to vote cannot be taken away from them unless the constitution says that it can be taken away or the court thinks that the person is unfit to vote. This is almost the same to the bill of rights for the US

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It shows that citizen have rights and they should not be taken away unless the government says so.
The Bill of Rights is similar to this, but states the rights

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1. This means that our rights are protected and we are all equal. If we do something that isn’t a given right we can be punished

2. This is like the bill of rights because it’s like the first amendment

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This passage means that unless someone breaks a law there is no possible way for someone’s rights to be taken away

It is like the bill of rights because it tells the citizens that they are protected and their rights can’t be removed

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This means that it is very difficult to take away someone’s right to vote, and could compare to the US Constitution’s Bill of Rights by saying that every citizen has protected rights.

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1. This passage is saying that no citizens from Minnesota can have their rights taken away from them unless the constitution is changed or if they are found guilty of a crime that would cause them to lose their rights.
2. This part of our state constitution is similar to the bill of rights in the national constitution.

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It means that it is very difficult for someone to be deprived of the right to vote.
It compares because they both talk about people’s rights

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1. This passage means that the rights of citizens in MN can’t be taken away.
2. This is similar to the Bill of Rights because it protects rights of citizens.

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Everyone in Minnesota has the right to vote unless the law of land or other judgments are made. It compares to the bill of rights because it talks about the right to vote, and rights in general.

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1. This means that Minnesota is good at laws
2. Minnesota is better then the US

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That we have our rights and they have theirs, it talks specific about state

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- This passage means that any Minnesotan has the right to vote, and it can’t be taken away from them, unless other circumstances. They also have rights, and no one can take their rights away from them.
- This passage compares to the Bill of Rights because they both say that you have the right to vote.

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It means that all Minnesota citizens have the right to vote no matter what and that right and other rights can’t be taken away from them. They both the passage and constitution talk about people’s rights

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Minnesota State Constitution - Article I, Section 2

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Minnesota State Constitution - Article I, Section 2

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“No member of this State shall be disfranchised (deprived of the right to vote), or deprived of any of the rights or privileges secured to any citizen thereof, unless be the law of the land, or the judgement of his peers.”

1. What does this passage mean for the rights of Minnesota citizens?

2. How does this passage compare to the Bill of Rights in our national US Constitution?