Minnesota HF637 clarifies that election judges are not employees of appointing authorities and prohibits unrelated employment requirements.

Minnesota HF637 amends Minnesota Statutes to clarify that an election judge is not considered an employee of the appointing authority. The bill also prohibits appointing authorities from imposing employment requirements on election judges that are unrelated to their ability to perform election duties or that are not required for permanent employees. This ensures that election judges are not subjected to unnecessary employment conditions.

Minnesota HF637 clarifies that election judges are not employees of appointing authorities and prohibits unrelated employment requirements.

Minnesota HF637 amends Minnesota Statutes to clarify that an election judge is not considered an employee of the appointing authority. The bill also prohibits appointing authorities from imposing employment requirements on election judges that are unrelated to their ability to perform election duties or that are not required for permanent employees. This ensures that election judges are not subjected to unnecessary employment conditions.