Minnesota SF4240 retracts powers of entities, except political funds or committees, to engage in election or ballot-issue activities.
Minnesota SF4240 proposes to retract and regrant powers of entities, clarifying that entities do not have the authority to engage in election or ballot-issue activities unless they are political funds or committees. The bill defines "entity" as an organization granted powers by the state, excluding those with powers beyond what is expressly granted. It voids any language in organizational documents that confer election or ballot-issue authority. Political funds or committees can engage in such activities if they are registered under Minnesota or federal law and exist solely for that purpose.
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