Bill > HF67

This bill eliminates Minnesota's automatic voter registration system by repealing several key statutes related to the process. Specifically, the bill removes provisions that previously allowed individuals to be automatically registered to vote when they applied for or renewed driver's licenses, identification cards, or certain state benefits, such as MinnesotaCare or medical assistance. The changes mean that instead of being automatically registered, individuals will need to actively choose to register to vote when interacting with state agencies. The bill amends multiple sections of Minnesota Statutes, including those related to driver's licenses and voter registration, to remove language about automatic registration. Additionally, the bill repeals specific subdivisions of the automatic voter registration law, effectively dismantling the system that was previously in place. This means that state agencies will no longer be required to automatically register eligible voters during agency transactions, and individuals will need to take explicit steps to register to vote.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=House&f=HF0067&ssn=0&y=2025