Minnesota SF2131 authorizes local jurisdictions to adopt ranked choice voting for local offices, establishes procedures for its implementation, and.
Minnesota SF2131 introduces ranked choice voting for local offices, allowing cities, school districts, and counties to adopt this method. It outlines procedures for adoption, implementation, and usage, including ballot format, tabulation methods, and recounts. The bill also mandates testing of voting systems, defines key terms, and appropriates funds for implementation. It emphasizes transparency and accuracy in the voting process, ensuring that ranked choice voting is conducted fairly and effectively.
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