Minnesota HF3724 prohibits political subdivisions from using ranked-choice voting in local elections.

Minnesota HF3724 bans political subdivisions, including counties, cities, townships, and school districts, from implementing ranked-choice voting in local elections. This prohibition applies regardless of whether the political subdivision is governed by statute or a home rule charter. Ranked-choice voting is defined as any election method where a voter ranks or assigns a numerical value to candidates in order of preference. The bill aims to ensure uniformity in voting methods for local offices across the state.

Minnesota HF3724 prohibits political subdivisions from using ranked-choice voting in local elections.

Minnesota HF3724 bans political subdivisions, including counties, cities, townships, and school districts, from implementing ranked-choice voting in local elections. This prohibition applies regardless of whether the political subdivision is governed by statute or a home rule charter. Ranked-choice voting is defined as any election method where a voter ranks or assigns a numerical value to candidates in order of preference. The bill aims to ensure uniformity in voting methods for local offices across the state.