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Letters / Editorials
Star Tribune
Minnesota should ditch its last remaining blue laws
Duluth News Tribune:
Our view: Let Minnesotans buy beer, wine on Sundays
St. Cloud Times
Our View: Give store owners say on Sunday sales, work
Mankato Free Press
Our View: Legalize liquor sales on all Sundays
Rochester Post Bulletin
Our View: Prohibition of Sunday liquor sales is antiquated
Sunday Liquor Sales in the News
Associated Press
Minnesota Gov. Dayton would sign bill lifting ban on Sunday liquor store sales
Minneapolis City Pages
Study: Sunday liquor sales would boost state revenue
MinnPost
Sunday liquor sales: Who is fighting them and why?
The Municipal Liquor Store
Minnesota Beer Activists Campaign for Sunday Sales
Minneapolis City Pages
Minnesota voters of all stripes agree: ‘Let us buy booze on Sundays’
Polls
State Representative Joe Atkins facebook poll 12/27/2013
Results have yet to be released
Minnesota House of Representatives 2012 State Fair Poll
Should liquor stores be allowed to be open on Sundays?
Yes ……………………………………..63.0% …………….(5,670)
No ………………………………………29.9% …………….(2,687)
Undecided/No Opinion …………7.1% …………………(634)
Minnesota House of Representatives 2014 State Fair Poll
Should liquor stores be allowed to be open on Sundays?
Yes……………………………………….64.1%………….. (4,863)
No………………………………………..27.5%………….. (2,085)
Undecided/No Opinion …………..8.4%………………. (634)
Nearly two-thirds of persons taking the 2014 poll think
liquor stores should be permitted to open on the second
day of the weekend, while 27.5 percent oppose. The
“yes” answers are a 1.1 percent increase compared
to 2012 poll results, while the percent of “no” votes
decreased 2.4 percent.
MPR Newscut
Do you favor Sunday liquor sales?
Yes 87.86% (456 votes)
No 9.44% (49 votes)
I don’t know/Other 2.7% (14 votes)
Public Policy Polling – May 23, 2013
Do you think Sunday liquor sales should be allowed in Minnesota, or not?
Think it should be allowed 62%
Don’t think it should 31%
Not sure 7%