Bill > HF3363

This bill modifies campaign finance reporting and disclosure laws in Minnesota, primarily by restricting the public posting of individuals' street addresses on campaign reports and reclassifying certain data as private or nonpublic. Specifically, the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board (CFPD Board) will be prohibited from posting the street addresses of individuals found on campaign reports, lobbyist reports, economic interest statements, or electioneering communication statements on its website, and existing reports may be modified to remove this information. The bill also adjusts requirements for political material disclaimers, allowing for the use of an entity's actively monitored email address or website as an alternative to a mailing address, and modifies content requirements for local campaign finance reports by removing the need for vendors' full addresses and instead requiring their city, state, and zip code. Additionally, data entered into the CFPD Board's electronic reporting system is generally considered private until the report is due, after which it becomes government data, with the exception of individual street addresses which are classified as nonpublic or private data and are only accessible to the filer and the board for compliance purposes.

Government Affairs

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/3363/