Minnesota HF1619 improves access to voter history by requiring timely posting and list maintenance.
Minnesota HF1619 amends the state's election laws to enhance access to voter history. The bill mandates that county auditors post voting history within six weeks after each election. It also requires the secretary of state to change the status of non-voting registrants to "inactive" after four years, ensuring list maintenance. This change includes procedures for eliminating duplicates and ensuring each voter's name remains on the official list unless they are ineligible or unregistered.
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