Minnesota bill SF1912 establishes procedures for ranked choice voting in local elections.
SF1912 amends Minnesota Statutes to allow local jurisdictions to adopt ranked choice voting for local offices. It sets rules for ballot format, vote tabulation, and recounts. Jurisdictions can adopt ranked choice voting by ballot question and must notify the secretary of state. The bill also appropriates funds for implementation and requires testing of voting systems.
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