In a recent legislative session, Paul Linnell, Director of Elections for the State of Minnesota, made a statement that has generated significant controversy and debate regarding voter eligibility and identification requirements.
During the session, Linnell explained that individuals who submit documentation to register to vote are affirming their identity. He clarified that a driver’s license has not been used as proof of citizenship for voter registration purposes, but rather as a means to confirm the applicant’s identity. Linnell also noted that if someone casts a vote and their eligibility is later challenged, counties generate reports to
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