Standard establishment for determining the residence of an individual subject to a civil commitment order
This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to define where individuals under civil commitment orders (under chapters 253B or 253D) can register to vote. It specifies that their voting residence is their last known address before the commitment order was issued, rather than their current facility location. This change directly affects people in state mental health or developmental disability facilities subject to such orders. The amendment updates Section 200.031, subsection 14, of the statutes to clarify this standard for voting registration.
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Eric Lucero
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