Minnesota SF2490 amends voter history posting and registration status procedures.

Minnesota SF2490 revises the process for posting voting history and managing voter registration status. County auditors must post voting history within six weeks after each election. The secretary of state will change the status of non-voting registrants to "inactive" after four years without voting. Late or rejected absentee or mail ballots count for registration purposes but not for public voting history lists. The bill ensures accurate voter lists by eliminating duplicates.

Minnesota SF2490 amends voter history posting and registration status procedures.

Minnesota SF2490 revises the process for posting voting history and managing voter registration status. County auditors must post voting history within six weeks after each election. The secretary of state will change the status of non-voting registrants to "inactive" after four years without voting. Late or rejected absentee or mail ballots count for registration purposes but not for public voting history lists. The bill ensures accurate voter lists by eliminating duplicates.