1.1.................... moves to amend H.F. No. 1011 as follows:
1.2Page 1, line 23, delete "unintentionally" and strike "voted" and insert ": (1) provided
1.3the address at which the voter maintains residence, but was allowed to vote"
1.4Page 1, line 24, before the period insert "; and (2) not voted in the wrong precinct
1.5previously"
1.6Page 1, line 26, delete "intentionally" and insert "otherwise"
1.7Page 2, lines 3 and 6, delete "intentionally"
1.8Page 2, after line 11, insert:

1.9    "Sec. 2. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 201.016, subdivision 2, is amended to read:
1.10    Subd. 2. Duration of residence. The governing body of any city by resolution may
1.11require an eligible voter to maintain residence in a precinct for a period of 30 days prior
1.12to voting on any question affecting only that precinct or voting to elect public officials
1.13representing only that precinct. The governing body of any town by resolution may
1.14require an eligible voter to maintain residence in that town for a period of 30 days prior
1.15to voting in a town election. The school board of any school district by resolution may
1.16require an eligible voter to maintain residence in that school district for a period of 30 days
1.17prior to voting in a school district election. If a political boundary, including a precinct,
1.18municipal, or school district boundary, is redrawn within the 30 days prior to an election in
1.19a manner that places an eligible voter in a new jurisdiction and the eligible voter has not
1.20changed residence during the 30 days prior to the election, the eligible voter meets any
1.21residency requirement imposed under this subdivision."
1.22Page 8, lines 26 and 29, after "any" insert "regularly"
1.23Page 9, line 29, after the period, insert "Any funds received for use of the accessible
1.24voting equipment must be treated as program income and deposited into the jurisdiction's
1.25Help America Vote Act account."
1.26Page 11, line 13, delete "identical" and insert "similar"
1.27Page 14, delete section 25
2.1Page 15, line 18, after "law" insert "or takes a picture of the voter's ballot,"
2.2Page 15, line 21, delete everything after the period
2.3Page 15, line 22, delete the new language
2.4Page 18, after line 10, insert:

2.5    "Sec. 33. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 204D.28, subdivision 6, is amended to read:
2.6    Subd. 6. Special election required; exception; when held. Every vacancy shall be
2.7filled for the remainder of the term by a special election held pursuant to this subdivision;
2.8except that no special election shall be held in the year before the term expires.
2.9    The special election shall be held at the next November election if the vacancy
2.10occurs at least six nine weeks before the regular state primary preceding that election. If
2.11the vacancy occurs less than six nine weeks before the regular state primary preceding
2.12the next November election, the special election shall be held at the second November
2.13election after the vacancy occurs.

2.14    Sec. 34. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 204D.28, subdivision 8, is amended to read:
2.15    Subd. 8. Notice of special election. The secretary of state shall issue an official
2.16notice of any special election required to be held pursuant to this section not later than
2.17ten twelve weeks before the special primary, except that if the vacancy occurs ten twelve
2.18weeks or less before the special primary, the secretary of state shall issue the notice no
2.19later than two days after the vacancy occurs. The notice shall state the office to be filled,
2.20the opening and closing dates for filing of candidacy and the dates of the special primary
2.21and special election. For the purposes of those provisions of sections 204D.17 to 204D.27
2.22that apply generally to special elections, this notice shall be used in place of the writ of
2.23the governor.

2.24    Sec. 35. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 204D.28, subdivision 9, is amended to read:
2.25    Subd. 9. Filing by candidates. The time for filing of affidavits and nominating
2.26petitions for candidates to fill a vacancy at a special election shall open six ten weeks
2.27before the special primary or on the day the secretary of state issues notice of the special
2.28election, whichever occurs later. Filings shall close four eight weeks before the special
2.29primary."
2.30Page 18, line 27, delete "major"
2.31Page 22, delete lines 5 to 26 and insert:
2.32    "Subdivision 1. Odd year to even. (a) The governing body of a school district
2.33may change from an odd-numbered year election to an even-numbered year election by
3.1adopting a resolution that contains an orderly plan for the transition. The resolution may
3.2include a one time, one-year extension of the term of each board member.
3.3(b) The governing body of the school district must adopt the resolution permitted by
3.4paragraph (a) no later than 30 days before the first day to file an affidavit of candidacy for
3.5the election at which the change will take effect.
3.6    Subd. 2. Even year to odd. (a) The governing body of a school district may change
3.7from an even-numbered year election to an odd-numbered year election by adopting a
3.8resolution that contains an orderly plan for the transition. The resolution may include a
3.9one time, one-year extension of the term of each board member.
3.10(b) The governing body of the school district must adopt the resolution permitted by
3.11paragraph (a) no later than 30 days before the first day to file an affidavit of candidacy for
3.12the election at which the change will take effect."
3.13Page 24, line 32, after the period, insert "The application must be accompanied
3.14by the certification report of the voting systems test laboratory. A certification under
3.15this section from an independent testing authority accredited by the Election Assistance
3.16Commission meets the requirement of Minnesota Rules, part 8220.0350, item L."
3.17Page 24, line 33, delete "must either:"
3.18Page 25, delete lines 1 to 11 and insert "must provide a copy of the source code
3.19for the voting system to the secretary of state. A chair of a major political party or the
3.20secretary of state may select, in consultation with the vendor, an independent third-party
3.21evaluator to examine the source code to ensure that it functions as represented by the
3.22vendor and that the code is free from defects. A major political party that elects to have
3.23the source code examined must pay for the examination. Except as provided by this
3.24subdivision, source code that is trade secret information must be treated as nonpublic
3.25information, in accordance with section 13.37. A third-party evaluator must not disclose
3.26the source code to anyone else."
3.27Page 27, line 3, delete everything after "prohibited."
3.28Page 27, delete line 4
3.29Page 27, line 5, delete "tabulators."
3.30Page 27, lines 7 and 8, delete "fine" and insert "civil penalty"
3.31Page 27, line 9, after the period insert "Notwithstanding section 211B.37, the costs of
3.32a complaint alleging violation of this subdivision shall be assessed against the candidate."
3.33Page 28, line 25, delete "state primary or state general" and insert "regularly
3.34scheduled" and after the period, insert "Failure to comply with the provisions of this
3.35subdivision with respect to regularly scheduled elections, or to set the right effective date
3.36in relation to regularly scheduled elections, does not invalidate the annexation."
4.1Page 28, line 29, delete everything after "a" and insert "regularly scheduled"
4.2Page 28, line 30, after the period, insert "Failure to comply with the provisions of
4.3this subdivision with respect to regularly scheduled elections, or to set the right effective
4.4date in relation to regularly scheduled elections, does not invalidate the annexation."
4.5Page 28, after line 30, insert:

4.6    "Sec. 58. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 414.0325, subdivision 1, is amended to read:
4.7    Subdivision 1. Initiating the proceeding. (a) One or more townships and one or
4.8more municipalities, by joint resolution, may designate an unincorporated area as in
4.9need of orderly annexation. One or more municipalities, by joint resolution with the
4.10county, may designate an unincorporated area in which there is no organized township
4.11government as in need of orderly annexation.
4.12    (b) A designated area is any area which the signatories to a joint resolution for
4.13orderly annexation have identified as being appropriate for annexation, either currently
4.14or at some point in the future, pursuant to the negotiated terms and conditions set forth
4.15in the joint resolution. Land described as a designated area is not, by virtue of being so
4.16described, considered also to be annexed for purposes of this chapter.
4.17    (c) The joint resolution will confer jurisdiction on the chief administrative law judge
4.18over annexations in the designated area and over the various provisions in said agreement
4.19by submission of said joint resolution to the chief administrative law judge.
4.20    (d) The resolution shall include a description of the designated area and the reasons
4.21for designation.
4.22    (e) Thereafter, an annexation of any part of the designated area may be initiated by:
4.23    (1) submitting to the chief administrative law judge a resolution of any signatory
4.24to the joint resolution; or
4.25    (2) the chief administrative law judge.
4.26    (f) Whenever a state agency, other than the pollution control agency, orders a
4.27municipality to extend a municipal service to an area, the order confers jurisdiction on the
4.28chief administrative law judge to consider designation of the area for orderly annexation.
4.29    (g) If a joint resolution designates an area as in need of orderly annexation and states
4.30that no alteration of its stated boundaries is appropriate, the chief administrative law judge
4.31may review and comment, but may not alter the boundaries.
4.32    (h) If a joint resolution designates an area as in need of orderly annexation, provides
4.33for the conditions for its annexation, and states that no consideration by the chief
4.34administrative law judge is necessary, the chief administrative law judge may review and
4.35comment, but shall, within 30 days, order the annexation in accordance with the terms of
4.36the resolution. A joint resolution filed within the 51 days before a regularly scheduled
5.1election must provide in the conditions for its annexation that the annexation will not be
5.2effective until the day after the regularly scheduled election. Failure to comply with the
5.3provisions of this subdivision with respect to regularly scheduled elections, or to set
5.4the right effective date in relation to regularly scheduled elections, does not invalidate
5.5the annexation."
5.6Page 29, line 1, delete "state primary"
5.7Page 29, line 2, delete "or state general" and insert "regularly scheduled" and after
5.8the period, insert "Failure to comply with the provisions of this subdivision with respect
5.9to regularly scheduled elections, or to set the right effective date in relation to regularly
5.10scheduled elections, does not invalidate the annexation."
5.11Page 29, line 7, before the period, insert ", except that an ordinance approved within
5.12the 21 days before a regularly scheduled election is not effective until the day after the
5.13regularly scheduled election" and delete "The effective date must"
5.14Page 29, line 8, delete the new language
5.15Page 29, line 10, after the period, insert "Failure to comply with the provisions of
5.16this subdivision with respect to regularly scheduled elections, or to set the right effective
5.17date in relation to regularly scheduled elections, does not invalidate the annexation."
5.18Renumber the sections in sequence and correct the internal references
5.19Amend the title accordingly