Classifies election judge party affiliation as public data on individuals in Minnesota.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to classify the major political party affiliation of election judges as public data on individuals. It mandates that appointing authorities maintain a list of all election judges indicating their party affiliation or a statement of non-affiliation. This list is considered public data and can be shared with other election judges assigned to the same precinct to verify compliance with party balance requirements. The bill also repeals a previous provision that limited access to this information.
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