Voting

It is illegal for non citizens to vote in federal elections but it is easy to get around the law. All Minnesotans can obtain a driver's license regardless of immigration status. To get a driver's license, an applicant who is 21 or older must prove their identity, pass the vision test, and pass the written and driving tests.Mar 31, 2023. You can prove your identity using a utility service bill issued in the last 12 months. Voters who have not previously registered to vote using their current Minnesota address may register at the polling place on election day. To register, voters must complete an application, make an oath, and prove their residence. To prove residence, a voter must present one of the following: • A valid Minnesota driver’s license, learner’s permit, Minnesota identification card, or a receipt for one of these documents, provided that the document presented contains a valid current address in the precinct This means that if you are an illegal migrant you can go to the polling place on election day present your drivers license and your utility bill from last month showing your address in the precinct and vote. This would be fraud but difficult to check. You can pre register using the same procedure and mail in the ballot. Most illegals would not do this on their own volition but in concert with help from a ballot harvester they might.