Minot groups rally citizens to get engaged
Three Minot residents are worried about something you might not think about much: local voter turnout. David Gipson, Jesse Watson and Zachary Sherwood see too many neighbors sitting out elections, especially with a mayoral race coming up in August. Their solution isn’t complicated—they’re connecting people with local groups like the Human Rights Coalition and League of Women Voters, plus hosting Saturday coffee meetups where anyone can learn about city issues. Their message is refreshingly straightforward: local politics is where your vote actually moves the needle, and city leaders can’t fix problems they don’t know exist. Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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