Number of proof of residence oaths a person can sign on any election day reduced from eight to two.

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota law so a registered voter may vouch for at most two other people’s residence on election day, while employees of residential facilities are exempt from the limit. Election judges must use a new form to record each oath and the secretary of state must issue guidance for facilities. The change is intended to curb potential misuse of the oath‑signing process.

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