Minnesota SF600 requires publication of temporary polling locations on county and state websites.
Minnesota SF600 amends state law to require county auditors or municipal clerks to publish temporary polling locations on their websites. The bill mandates that these officials post the address and available hours of any additional polling places within five business days of designation. Additionally, the Secretary of State must publish the same information on their website within five business days of receiving notice from the county auditor or municipal clerk.
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