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• Alertvoterstoballotmarkingerrors

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Federal and State Law ProhibitionsFederal Law Prohibitions

• MakinganyfalsestatementsincludingfalselyclaimingtobeacitizenoftheUnitedStatesinordertoregisterorvoteinanyFederalorStateelections

• Votingmorethanonceinanyelection

• Providingfalse,fraudulentorfictitiousname,address,orperiodofresidenceinavotingdistrictforthepurposeofestablishingeligibilitytoregistertovote

• Castingortabulatingafalse,fraudulentorfictitiousballotinanyelection

• Paying,orofferingtopaysomeonetovote,registertovote,withholdavote,orvotefororagainstanycandidate

• Acceptingpayment(oranythingofvalue)tovote,registertovote,withholdavote,orvotefororagainstanycandidate

18U.S.C.241,18U.S.C.242,42U.S.C.1973i(C)and42U.S.C.1973i(E)

State Law Prohibitions

• Causingorattemptingtocauseanindividual’snametoberegisteredinanyprecinctiftheindividualisineligibletovote

• Causingorattemptingtocauseanindividual’snametoberegisteredforthepurposeofvotinginmorethanoneprecinct

• Misrepresentinganindividual’sidentitywhenattemptingtoregistertovote

• Votinginaprecinctinwhichavoterdoesnotmaintainresidence

• Aiding,abetting,counseling,orprocuringanyotherindividualtoviolateanyoftheabove

• Campaigningordisplayingofcampaignmaterialsinoraboutthepollingplace

• Knowinglydeceivingorprovidingfalseinformationregardingtime,place,ormannerofelections

Minn.Stat201.016,201.054,211B.11,204C.035,204C.14

Complaints?

• Ifyouseeviolationsofthelaworrights,com-pletetheHAVAcomplaintform(seeheadelectionjudge)

• Forvotingmachine,voterinformation,andvoterregistrationrelatedcomplaints,youwillneedtohaveanelectionjudge(ornotary)signthecomplaintform

• ReturncompletedcomplaintformtotheMinnesotaSecretaryofState

Mailing Address:

OfficeoftheSecretaryofState180StateOfficeBuilding100Rev.Dr.MartinLutherKingJr.Blvd.SaintPaul,Mn55155-1299

In all matters, the law and rule are final authority.

Notice to Primary Voters• Minnesota election law permits you to vote for candidates

of only one political party in a state primary.

• Do not mark votes in more than one party column. Pick only one column to vote in.

• If you do, your votes cannot be counted.

Primary Ballot

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PARTY A

Federal Office Federal Office

State Office State Office

CANDIDATE1 CANDIDATE1

CANDIDATE1 CANDIDATE1

CANDIDATE2 CANDIDATE2

CANDIDATE2 CANDIDATE2

CANDIDATE3 CANDIDATE3

CANDIDATE3 CANDIDATE3

PARTY B

How to Vote1. All voters must be registered.

a)Ifyoualreadyareregisteredtovote,godirectlytotherostertable.

b)Ifyouneedtoregisterorupdateyourregistration,gotothevoterregistrationtable. Thereyouwillcompleteavoterregistrationapplicationandshowproofofresidence.

2. Sign in and receive a voter’s receipt.

3. Go to the ballot table and turn in the voter’s receipt. You will receive a ballot and instructions on how to mark the ballot.

4. Go to an empty voting booth

5. Mark your votes in one of the following ways:

PaperBallot

Fillintheovalnexttothe candidateofyourchoice.

BallotMarker

Useforballotmarkingassistance

Ask for assistance if needed.

6. If you make a mistake, ask an election judge for a new ballot.

7. Place your ballot in the ballot tabulator. Then promptly leave the polling place.

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Felony Record and VotingYour felony criminal record does not affect your right to vote in Minnesota unless you are currently serving a felony conviction sentence, including probation or parole.

Can I vote today if...

• Iamcurrentlyservingafelonysentence,includingprobationorparole?

• MystayofadjudicationwasrevokedandI’mcurrentlyservingafelonysentence?

• Ifinishedallpartsofmyfelonysentence,includingprobationorparole(I’m‘off-paper’)?

• I’vebeenchargedwithafelony,butIhaven’tbeenconvicted?

• I’vebeengivenastayofadjudication?

• Ifinishedallpartsofmyfelonysentenceinanotherstate?

• Iwaschargedwithorconvictedofamisdemeanororgrossmisdemeanor?

NO

NO

YES

YES

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YES

Proof of Residence: ElectionDayRegistrationID with Current Name and Address

• ValidMinnesotadriver’slicense,learner’spermitorID;orareceiptforanyofthese.

• TribalIDwithname,address,photoandsignature.

Photo ID and a Document with Current Name and Address

Approved photo IDs Choose one. Can be expired.

• Driver’slicense,stateIDorlearner’spermitissuedbyanystate

• U.S.Passport

• U.S.MilitaryorVeteranID

• TribalIDwithname,signatureandphoto

• Minnesotauniversity,collegeortechnicalcol-legeID

• MinnesotahighschoolID

Approved documents Choose one. Can be shown on electronic device.

• Bill,accountorstart-of-servicestatementdueordatedwithin30daysoftheelectionfor:

• Phone,TVorinternet

• Solidwaste,sewer,electric,gasorwater

• Bankingorcreditcard

• Rentormortgage

• ResidentialleaseorrentagreementvalidthroughElectionDay

• Currentstudentfeestatement

Registered Voter Who Can Confirm Your AddressAregisteredvoterfromyourprecinctcangowithyoutothepollingplacetosignanoathconfirmingyouraddress.Thisisknownas‘vouching.’Aregisteredvotercanvouchforuptoeightvoters.Youcannotvouchforothersifsomeonevouchedforyou.

College Student ID with Housing ListCollegesanduniversitiessendelectionofficialsastudenthousinglist.Ifyouareonthelist,showyourcollegephotoIDtocompleteyourregistration.

Valid Registration in Same PrecinctIfyouareregisteredintheprecinctbutchangednamesormovedwithinthesameprecinct,youonlyneedtotelltheelectionjudgeyourpreviousnameoraddress.

Notice of Late RegistrationIfyouregisteredtovotewithin20daysoftheelection,youmaygetaNoticeofLateRegistrationinthemail.Bringitwithyouanduseitasyourproofofresidencetoregister.

Staff Person of a Residential FacilityIfyouliveinaresidentialfacility,astaffpersoncangowithyoutothepollingplacetoconfirmyouraddress.Thisisknownas‘vouching.’Astaffpersoncanvouchforalleligiblevoterslivinginthefacility.

"SEE ID" on RosterShow Proof of Residence

ID with Current Name and Address

• ValidMinnesotadriver’slicense,learner’spermitorID;orareceiptforanyofthese.

• TribalIDwithname,address,photoandsignature.

Photo ID and a Document with Current Name and Address

Approved photo IDs Choose one. Can be expired.

• Driver’slicense,stateIDorlearner’spermitissuedbyanystate

• U.S.Passport

• U.S.MilitaryorVeteranID

• TribalIDwithname,signatureandphoto

• Minnesotauniversity,collegeortechnicalcol-legeID

• MinnesotahighschoolID

Approved documents Choose one. Can be shown on electronic device.

• Bill,accountorstart-of-servicestatementdueordatedwithin30daysoftheelectionfor:

• Phone,TVorinternet

• Solidwaste,sewer,electric,gasorwater

• Bankingorcreditcard

• Rentormortgage

• ResidentialleaseorrentagreementvalidthroughElectionDay

• Currentstudentfeestatement

Registered Voter Who Can Confirm Your AddressAregisteredvoterfromyourprecinctcangowithyoutothepollingplacetosignanoathconfirmingyouraddress.Thisisknownas‘vouching.’Aregisteredvotercanvouchforuptoeightvoters.Youcannotvouchforothersifsomeonevouchedforyou.

College Student ID with Housing ListCollegesanduniversitiessendelectionofficialsastudenthousinglist.Ifyouareonthelist,showyourcollegephotoIDtocompleteyourregistration.

Valid Registration in Same PrecinctIfyouareregisteredintheprecinctbutchangednamesormovedwithinthesameprecinct,youonlyneedtotelltheelectionjudgeyourpreviousnameoraddress.

Notice of Late RegistrationIfyouregisteredtovotewithin20daysoftheelection,youmaygetaNoticeofLateRegistrationinthemail.Bringitwithyouanduseitasyourproofofresidencetoregister.

Staff Person of a Residential FacilityIfyouliveinaresidentialfacility,astaffpersoncangowithyoutothepollingplacetoconfirmyouraddress.Thisisknownas‘vouching.’Astaffpersoncanvouchforalleligiblevoterslivinginthefacility.

Voter’s Bill of RightsFor all persons residing in this state who meet federal voting eligibility requirements:

1. Youhavetherighttobeabsentfromworkforthepurposeofvotinginastate,federal,orregularlyscheduledelectionwithoutreductiontoyourpay,personalleave,orvacationtimeonelectiondayforthetimenecessarytoappearatyourpollingplace,castaballot,andreturntowork.

2. Ifyouareinlineatyourpollingplaceanytimebefore8:00p.m.,youhavetherighttovote.

3. Ifyoucanprovidetherequiredproofofresidence,youhavetherighttoregistertovoteandtovoteonelectionday.

4. Ifyouareunabletosignyourname,youhavetherighttoorallyconfirmyouridentitywithanelectionjudgeandtodirectanotherpersontosignyournameforyou.

5. Youhavetherighttorequestspecialassistancewhenvoting.

6. Ifyouneedassistance,youmaybeaccompaniedintothevotingboothbyapersonofyourchoice,exceptbyanagentofyouremployerorunionoracandidate.

7. Youhavetherighttobringyourminorchildrenintothepollingplaceandintothevotingboothwithyou.

8. Ifyouhavebeenconvictedofafelonybutyourfelonysentencehasexpired(beencompleted)oryouhavebeendischargedfromyoursentence,youhavetherighttovote.

9. Ifyouareunderguardianship,youhavetherighttovote,unlessthecourtorderrevokesyourrighttovote.

10. Youhavetherighttovotewithoutanyoneinthepollingplacetryingtoinfluenceyourvote.

11. Ifyoumakeamistakeorspoilyourballotbeforeitissubmitted,youhavetherighttoreceiveareplacementballotandvote.

12. Youhavetherighttofileawrittencomplaintatyourpollingplaceifyouaredissatisfiedwiththewayanelectionisbeingrun.

13. Youhavetherighttotakeasampleballotintothevotingboothwithyou.

14. YouhavetherighttotakeacopyofthisVoter’sBillofRightsintothevotingboothwithyou.

Notice to Primary Voters• The Presidential Nomination Primary (PNP) allows

Minnesotans to take part in selecting a major political party nominee for President of the United States. This primary replaces the “preference ballots” (straw poll) that were cast for President at party caucus meetings in the past.

• PNP voters must be eligible to vote in the State of Minnesota on the day of the PNP.

• Each major political party will have its own ballot listing only that party’s candidates for President and if the party chooses, uncommitted or write-in.

• The results of the presidential nomination primary must bind the allocation of the Minnesota major political party’s delegates.

• Before voting, election law requires that you select which major political party’s ballot you want. If you refuse to select one party’s ballot, you cannot vote.

• Your choice of major political party will not be public information, except that it will be made available to election officials and to the chairs of each major political party after the primary.

How to Vote in the Presidential Nomination Primary1. All voters must be registered.

a) If you already are registered to vote, go directly to the check in table.

b) If you need to register or update your registration, go to the voter registration table. There you will complete a voter registration application and show proof of residence.

2. Sign in with an election judge, choose your major political party ballot and receive

a voter’s receipt. Once you receive a voter receipt with your party choice listed, you

cannot change your mind.

3. Go to the ballot table and turn in the voter’s receipt. Your party’s ballot choice will

be listed on the voter receipt. You will receive that party’s ballot with only their

candidates, and, if requested by the party uncommitted and/or write-in, listed on the

ballot. You will receive instructions on how to mark the ballot.

4. Go to an empty voting booth

5. Mark your votes in one of the following ways:

Paper Ballot

Fill in the oval next to the candidate of your choice.

Ballot Marker

Use for ballotmarking assistance

Ask for assistance if needed.

6. If you make a mistake, ask an election judge for a new ballot.

7. Place your ballot in the ballot tabulator. Then promptly leave the polling place.

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