Minnesota's immigrant community excited about Liberian election
A landmark presidential election is underway in Liberia, and Minnesota's immigrant community is gearing up and getting involved in the Dec. 26 run-off vote in a big way.
Gallery: Alexander Toteh, left, Amos Togbeson, Jr, Alexander G Walker and Charles Krogee chairman of the Coalition for Democratic Change MN listened to live reports from Monrovia Liberia, during a landmark presidential run-off election that is underway in Liberia Tuesday December 26, 2017 in Brooklyn Park, MN.
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Gallery: Amos Togbeso listened to live reports from Monrovia, Liberia during a landmark presidential run-off.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Alexander Toteh, left, Amos Togbeson, Jr, and Alexander G. Walker listened to live reports from Monrovia.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Alexander G. Walker left, and Charles Krogee chairman of the Coalition for Democratic Change MN listened to live reports from Monrovia, Liberia.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Amos Togbeson wore a tee shirt with presidential candidates George Manneh Weah and Jewel Howard Taylor of the CDC party during live Reports from Monrovia Liberia, during a landmark presidential run-off election that underway in Liberia Tuesday.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Charles Krogee Chairman of the Coalition for Democratic Change MN, celebrated a preliminary win for his party.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Amos Togbeson celebrated a preliminary win for the Coalition for Democratic Change party during a landmark presidential election in Liberia at a election party Tuesday.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Aamelia Yeagon of Brooklyn Center celebrated a preliminary win for the Coalition for Democratic Change party.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Charles Krogee Chairman of the Coalition for Democratic Change MN, celebrated a preliminary win for his party.
Jerry Holt – Star Tribune
Gallery: Alexander Toteh celebrated a preliminary win for the Coalition for Democratic Change party during a landmark presidential election in Liberia at an election party Tuesday.
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