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Code · Minnesota · Chapter 204

204B.25 TRAINING FOR ELECTION JUDGES.

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204B.25 TRAINING FOR ELECTION JUDGES.
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Subdivision 1. Duties of county auditor.
Each county auditor shall provide training for all election judges who are appointed to serve at any election to be held in the county. The county auditor shall also provide a procedure for emergency training of election judges elected to fill vacancies. The county auditor may delegate to a municipal election official the duty to provide training of election judges in that municipality or school district. The training must be consistent with the training programs established by the secretary of state under subdivision 2.
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Subd. 2. Rules of secretary of state.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules establishing programs for the training of county auditors, local election officials, and election judges by county auditors as required by this section.
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Subd. 3.
MS 2024 [Repealed, 2025 c 39 art 8 s 90 ]
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Subd. 4. Training for local election officials.
At least once every two years, the county auditor shall conduct training sessions for the municipal and school district clerks in the county. The training sessions must be conducted in the manner provided by the secretary of state. No local election official may administer an election without receiving training from the county auditor.
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