This bill proposes an amendment to the Minnesota Constitution to allow certain property owners to vote on local property tax and bond referendums in the precinct where their property is located. Specifically, it would grant voting rights to owners of agricultural land that is both nonhomesteaded and noncommercial, as well as owners of commercial or industrial property where they operate a small business.

Key provisions of the bill: - If approved, eligible property owners could vote on local levy and bond referendums in the jurisdiction where their property is located. - The amendment would be decided by the voters in the 2026 general election. - The Minnesota Secretary of State would establish procedures for these property owners to register and vote, including the option to vote absentee or by mail.

The bill aims to give certain non-resident property owners a say in tax-related decisions that affect their properties.