Minnesota bill mandates photo ID for voter registration and voting, establishes voter ID cards, and sets rules for provisional ballots.
This bill requires voters in Minnesota to present a photo ID when registering to vote and when voting. It creates a voter identification card for those unable to provide required proof of identity and residence. The bill also sets rules for provisional ballots, including the requirement for voters to appear in person to verify their identity and residence within seven days after the election. It mandates reports on voter identification card issuance and provisional ballot usage. The bill appropriates funds for programming changes and a public education campaign on voter ID requirements.
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