Minnesota HF2392 mandates photo ID for voter registration and voting, establishes voter identification cards, and sets rules for provisional ballots.
Minnesota HF2392 introduces several changes to the state's election laws. It requires voters to present a valid Minnesota driver's license, state ID, voter ID card, or the last four digits of their Social Security number to register and vote. The bill creates a voter identification card for those unable to provide other forms of ID. It also establishes provisional ballots for voters who cannot provide required identification on election day. Additionally, the bill mandates that individuals assisting voters in polling places must be identified.
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