Election laws in Minnesota

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The following are elections laws governing elections in the State of Minnesota.

Third Party Registrations

Specifically, a state or local agency, or an individual, that accepts completed voter registration cards must submit the completed cards to the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State or the appropriate county auditor within 10 days after the cards are dated by the voter. Completed voter registration cards can be sent to the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State

Effective for elections held on or after June 1, 2008, no individual may be compensated for the solicitation, collection, or acceptance of voter registration applications from voters for submission to the Secretary of State, a county auditor, or other local election official in a manner in which payment is calculated by multiplying (1) either a set or variable payment rate by (2) the number of voter registration applications solicited, collected, or accepted. In addition, no individual may be deprived of compensation or have compensation automatically reduced exclusively for failure to solicit, collect, or accept a minimum number of voter registration applications, and no individual may receive additional compensation for reaching or exceeding a minimum number of voter registration applications^[1].