Minnesota HF3587 mandates election judges assisting voters outside polling places to handle only one voted ballot at a time.
Minnesota HF3587 amends the state's election statutes to require election judges who assist voters outside polling places to handle only one voted ballot at a time. This bill ensures that voters who cannot enter a polling place can still register or update their registration and vote without leaving their vehicle. Two election judges, from different major political parties, must assist the voter in completing these tasks. The bill aims to maintain the integrity of the voting process by preventing multiple ballots from being handled simultaneously.
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