2004 Minnesota Statutes

     206.80 Electronic voting systems. 

    An electronic voting system may not be employed unless it: 

    (1) permits every voter to vote in secret; 

    (2) permits every voter to vote for all candidates and 
 questions for whom or upon which the voter is legally entitled 
 to vote; 

    (3) provides for write-in voting when authorized; 

    (4) rejects by means of the automatic tabulating equipment, 
 except as provided in section 206.84 with respect to write-in 
 votes, all votes for an office or question when the number of 
 votes cast on it exceeds the number which the voter is entitled 
 to cast; 

    (5) permits a voter at a primary election to select 
 secretly the party for which the voter wishes to vote; and 

    (6) rejects, by means of the automatic tabulating 
 equipment, all votes cast in a primary election by a voter when 
 the voter votes for candidates of more than one party.  

    HIST: 1984 c 447 s 22; 1987 c 222 s 4; 1988 c 646 s 9; 1997 c 
 147 s 62