Minnesota HF67 repeals automatic voter registration and makes conforming changes to related statutes.
Minnesota HF67 repeals the automatic voter registration system and makes conforming changes to related statutes. It removes provisions that allowed state agencies to automatically register eligible voters when they applied for driver's licenses, identification cards, or other services. The bill also repeals sections that outlined the duties of state agencies in facilitating voter registration and the process for handling ineligible voter data. The changes aim to eliminate automatic voter registration across various state agencies unless specifically authorized by law.
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