Minnesota SF366 clarifies that election judges are not employees of their appointing authorities and restricts unrelated employment requirements.

Minnesota SF366 amends state law to clarify that election judges are not considered employees of their appointing authorities. The bill also prohibits appointing authorities from imposing employment requirements on election judges that are unrelated to their duties or those required of permanent employees. This aims to ensure that election judges can focus solely on their electoral responsibilities without unnecessary administrative burdens.

Minnesota SF366 clarifies that election judges are not employees of their appointing authorities and restricts unrelated employment requirements.

Minnesota SF366 amends state law to clarify that election judges are not considered employees of their appointing authorities. The bill also prohibits appointing authorities from imposing employment requirements on election judges that are unrelated to their duties or those required of permanent employees. This aims to ensure that election judges can focus solely on their electoral responsibilities without unnecessary administrative burdens.