Minnesota HF886 modifies voter registration information on applications for drivers' licenses and identification cards.
Minnesota HF886 amends the application process for drivers' licenses and identification cards by modifying voter registration information. The bill requires applicants to declare their Minnesota residence address and mandates that they be asked to demonstrate their United States citizenship or lawful presence. The commissioner or driver's license agent must record whether citizenship or lawful presence was demonstrated and which documents were provided. This data is to be used solely for improving the accuracy of voter registration records.
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