Minnesota bill mandates photo ID for voting, creates voter ID cards, and establishes provisional ballots.
The Minnesota HF1369 bill, known as the Minnesota Elections Integrity Act, requires voters to present a photo ID to register and vote. It creates a voter identification card for those without suitable ID. The bill also establishes provisional ballots for voters unable to provide required identification. It increases criminal penalties for false information and mandates a public education campaign on new voting requirements. The bill includes provisions for absentee voting, including the need for a witness and specific documentation.
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