Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 204B — Election Administration; General Provisions
Section 204B.146 — Duties Of Secretary Of State.

Subdivision 1. Redistricting. The secretary of state shall conduct conferences with the county auditors, municipal clerks, and school district clerks to instruct them on the procedures for redistricting of election districts and establishment of election precincts in the year ending in one.
Subd. 2. Precinct and election district boundaries. The secretary of state shall maintain a computer database of precinct and election district boundaries. The secretary of state shall revise the information in the database whenever a precinct or election district boundary is changed. The secretary of state shall prepare maps illustrating precinct and election district boundaries in either paper or electronic formats and make them available to the public at the cost of production.
The secretary of state may authorize municipalities and counties to provide updated precinct and election district boundary information in electronic formats.
The secretary of state shall provide periodic updates of precinct and election district boundaries to the Legislative Coordinating Commission, the state demographer, and the Minnesota Geospatial Information Office.
At the request of the county auditor, the secretary of state shall provide the county auditor with precinct maps. The county auditor shall forward the maps to the appropriate municipal clerks, who shall post the map in the polling place on the day of the state primary and the state general election.
Subd. 3. Correction to election district boundaries. When a municipal boundary has changed and is coterminous with (1) a congressional, legislative, or county commissioner district boundary, or (2) a soil and water conservation district supervisor district boundary elected by district under section 103C.311, subdivision 2, and the affected territory contains 50 or fewer registered voters, the secretary of state may order corrections to move the affected election district boundaries so the boundaries are again coterminous with the municipal boundary. The election district boundary change is effective 28 days after the date that the order is issued. The secretary of state shall immediately notify the municipal clerk and county auditor affected by the boundary change and the Legislative Coordinating Commission. The municipal clerk shall send a nonforwardable notice stating the location of the polling place to every household containing a registered voter affected by the boundary change at least 25 days before the next election.
1991 c 349 s 35; 1993 c 208 s 3; 1997 c 147 s 27; 1999 c 132 s 18; 1999 c 237 s 2; 2009 c 101 art 2 s 107; 2016 c 161 art 1 s 6

Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 200 - 212 — Elections

Chapter 204B — Election Administration; General Provisions

Section 204B.01 — Definitions.

Section 204B.02 — Application.

Section 204B.03 — Manner Of Nomination.

Section 204B.04 — Candidacy; Prohibitions.

Section 204B.06 — Filing For Primary; Affidavit Of Candidacy.

Section 204B.07 — Nominating Petitions.

Section 204B.071 — Petitions; Rules Of Secretary Of State.

Section 204B.08 — Signing Petitions.

Section 204B.09 — Time And Place Of Filing Affidavits And Petitions.

Section 204B.10 — Affidavits Of Candidacy; Nominating Petitions; Duties.

Section 204B.11 — Candidates; Filing Fees; Petition In Place Of Filing Fee.

Section 204B.12 — Withdrawal Of Candidates.

Section 204B.13 — Vacancy In Nomination; Partisan Office.

Section 204B.131 — Vacancy In Nomination; Nonpartisan Office.

Section 204B.135 — Redistricting Of Election Districts.

Section 204B.14 — Election Precincts.

Section 204B.145 — Duties Of Secretary Of State; Redistricting.

Section 204B.146 — Duties Of Secretary Of State.

Section 204B.15 — Unorganized Territory; Election Precincts.

Section 204B.16 — Polling Places; Designation.

Section 204B.175 — Change Of Polling Place In An Emergency.

Section 204B.18 — Polling Places; Equipment.

Section 204B.181 — Election Emergency Plans.

Section 204B.19 — Election Judges; Qualifications.

Section 204B.195 — Time Off From Work To Serve As Election Judge.

Section 204B.20 — Election Board; Head Election Judge; Duties.

Section 204B.21 — Appointment Of Election Judges.

Section 204B.22 — Election Judges; Number Required.

Section 204B.23 — Vacancies Among Election Judges.

Section 204B.24 — Election Judges; Oath.

Section 204B.25 — Training For Election Judges.

Section 204B.26 — Election Judges; Violations; Penalties.

Section 204B.27 — Duties Of Secretary Of State.

Section 204B.28 — Clerks; Election Supplies; Duties.

Section 204B.29 — Election Judges; Election Supplies; Duties.

Section 204B.30 — Unofficial Ballots.

Section 204B.31 — Compensation For Election Services.

Section 204B.32 — Election Expenses; Payment.

Section 204B.33 — Notice Of Filing.

Section 204B.34 — Notice Of Election.

Section 204B.35 — Preparation Of Ballots.

Section 204B.36 — Ballots; Form.

Section 204B.37 — Back Of Ballot.

Section 204B.38 — Names On Ballots; Identical Descriptive Words.

Section 204B.39 — Substitute Ballots.

Section 204B.40 — Ballots; Election Records And Other Materials; Disposition; Inspection Of Ballots.

Section 204B.43 — Unlawful Printing Or Distribution Of Ballots; Penalty.

Section 204B.44 — Errors And Omissions; Remedy.

Section 204B.45 — Mail Balloting.

Section 204B.46 — Mail Elections; Questions.

Section 204B.47 — Alternative Election Procedures; Duties Of Secretary Of State.

Section 204B.49 — "i Voted" Stickers.