Minnesota § 211A.06 FAILURE TO KEEP ACCOUNT; PENALTY

Minnesota Statutes

§ 211A.06 — FAILURE TO KEEP ACCOUNT; PENALTY

Minnesota § 211A.06

PartELECTIONS

Ch. 211ACAMPAIGN FINANCIAL REPORTS

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Minn. Stat. § 211A.06 (2026).

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A candidate, treasurer, or other individual who receives money for a committee is guilty of a misdemeanor if the individual:

(1)fails to keep a correct account as required by law;

(2)mutilates, defaces, or destroys an account record; or

(3)in the case of a committee, refuses upon request to provide financial information to a candidate; and

(4)does any of these things with the intent to conceal receipts or disbursements, the purpose of receipts or disbursements, or the existence or amount of an unpaid debt or the identity of the person to whom it is owed.

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A candidate, treasurer, or other individual who receives money for a committee is guilty of a misdemeanor if the individual:
(1) fails to keep a correct account as required by law;
(2) mutilates, defaces, or destroys an account record; or
(3) in the case of a committee, refuses upon request to provide financial information to a candidate; and
(4) does any of these things with the intent to conceal receipts or disbursements, the purpose of receipts or disbursements, or the existence or amount of an unpaid debt or the identity of the person to whom it is owed.