Minnesota SF1804 authorizes local jurisdictions to adopt ranked choice voting for local elections, establishes procedures for its use, and.
Minnesota SF1804 introduces ranked choice voting for local elections, allowing cities, school districts, and counties to adopt this method by ballot question. It outlines procedures for adoption, implementation, and use, including ballot format, tabulation methods, and postelection reviews. The bill also mandates electronic voting systems to support ranked choice voting, requires certification for these systems, and appropriates funds for implementation. It details the handling of write-in candidates, recounts, and the reporting of election results.
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