Minnesota § 201.162 DUTIES OF STATE AGENCIES

Minnesota Statutes

§ 201.162 — DUTIES OF STATE AGENCIES

Minnesota § 201.162

PartELECTIONS

Ch. 201ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

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Minn. Stat. § 201.162 (2026).

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The commissioner or chief administrative officer of each state agency or community-based public agency or nonprofit corporation that contracts with the state agency to carry out obligations of the state agency must provide voter registration services for employees and the public, including, as applicable, automatic voter registration or information on voter eligibility, registration, and updating registrations as required under section201.161. An individual may complete a voter registration application or apply to update a voter registration name or address if the individual has the proper qualifications on the date of application. Nonpartisan voter registration assistance, including routinely asking members of the public served by the agency whether they would like to register to vote or 

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The commissioner or chief administrative officer of each state agency or community-based public agency or nonprofit corporation that contracts with the state agency to carry out obligations of the state agency must provide voter registration services for employees and the public, including, as applicable, automatic voter registration or information on voter eligibility, registration, and updating registrations as required under section201.161. An individual may complete a voter registration application or apply to update a voter registration name or address if the individual has the proper qualifications on the date of application. Nonpartisan voter registration assistance, including routinely asking members of the public served by the agency whether they would like to register to vote or update a voter registration and, if necessary, assisting them in preparing the registration forms must be part of the job of appropriate agency employees.