Minnesota SF261 modifies candidacy affidavits to bar those convicted of terroristic threats from holding county, municipal, or school board office.
Minnesota SF261 amends the state's election laws by adding a new requirement to candidacy affidavits. Specifically, it prohibits individuals convicted of terroristic threats under section 609.713 from holding a county, municipal, or school board office. This change aims to ensure public safety and integrity in local governance by disqualifying candidates with a history of such convictions.
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