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4 Timeline: <br /> Sept 2024: Oak Grove City Council passes 4-0 resolution to cancel Poll Pad Agreements (electronic rosters) <br /> and switch back to using paper rosters. Multiple other cities planned to follow. <br /> Oct 2024: Anoka County Elections Department sends a 3-page unsigned letter threatening felony charges to <br /> all 21 municipalities head election judges if they use paper rosters. <br /> Jan 2025: Elections Director, Tom Hunt, admits he sent the letter on behalf of Pam LeBlanc (County Auditor) <br /> and says he "regrets not signing it." <br /> May 1st, 2026: MN SOS (Steve Simon) officially rejects Oak Grove's notice, claiming that "only the Anoka <br /> County Auditor" can determine the form of roster for precincts within Oak Grove. <br /> May 28th, 2026: Oak Grove filed the Petition for Correction of Errors and Omissions with the MN Supreme Court <br /> (MN Statute 204B.44). This is to correct an "error" and/or "wrongful act" by the MN SOS (Steve Simon), Chief <br /> Officer of Anoka County Property Records and Taxation (Pam LeBlanc), and Elections Director (Tom Hunt) for <br /> violating MN Election Laws <br /> 4, Questions: <br /> How does an election director "forget" to sign a felony threat letter? <br /> How does he write a 3-page legal argument? <br /> Why is he threatening local election judges and citizens? <br /> Why wasn't the letter simultaneously issued to the Cities? <br /> Why does the letter match significant portions of the letter sent from SOS to Anoka County? <br />