This bill, proposed by Representatives Quam and Jacob, focuses on election-related processes in Minnesota. It seeks to repeal the existing automatic voter registration system and make associated adjustments to various statutes.

Key elements of the bill include: 1. Removal of Automatic Voter Registration: The bill will eliminate the process where individuals are automatically registered to vote when they apply for or renew their driver's licenses, state IDs, or when they interact with certain state agencies.

1. Amendment of Application Requirements: The bill updates the requirements for applications related to driver's licenses and state IDs, specifying what information must be included such as full name, date of birth, and Social Security number (or an indication that the applicant chooses not to provide a Social Security number if relevant).

2. Voter Pre-Registration for Youths: It maintains the ability for individuals under 18 but at least 16 years old to pre-register to vote, though they still cannot vote until they meet all age requirements.

3. Data Transmission and Privacy Protections: It outlines obligations for state agencies in handling personal information related to citizenship and voter registration to ensure privacy and compliance with federal regulations.

4. Repeals and Removals of Statutes: Specific statutes related to automatic voter registration and other detailed administrative processes in voter registration are repealed.

5. Agency Responsibilities: State agencies are tasked with offering voter registration services but not automatic voter registration. This includes clarifying the roles and duties related to voter eligibility and registration procedures for these agencies.

The bill essentially shifts from an automatic voter registration system to a more manual process where eligible voters must actively choose to register. It emphasizes individual privacy and clearly defines the information required for driver’s license applications and voter registration-related processes.