Photo ID required to register to vote and to vote, voter identification card created, provisional ballots established, identification of individuals providing assistance to a voter in a polling place required, certain voter registration and absentee voting activities prohibited, and money appropriated.

HF 2392, the "Minnesota Elections Integrity Act," requires voters to present a photo ID to register and vote in Minnesota, creating a new state-issued voter identification card. It establishes provisional ballots for voters without required ID at polling places and mandates that individuals assisting voters at polls or acting as agents for absentee voters must identify themselves. The bill prohibits certain voter registration and absentee voting activities, increases criminal penalties for violations, and appropriates funds for implementation. These changes will affect all Minnesota voters starting June 1, 2026, and amend multiple election statutes to enforce the ID requirements.