The Minnesota Voter Integrity Act of 2026 would withhold federal voting assistance funding from Minnesota until the state provides detailed voting records to the U.S. Attorney General. Specifically, Minnesota's Secretary of State would be required to submit documentation related to same-day voter registrations, records of votes cast by same-day registered voters, and other voter registration records kept by the state, along with any additional records the Attorney General deems relevant to federal voting compliance requirements. The bill would freeze funds available under the Help America Vote Act of 2002, which provides federal money to states for election administration and equipment upgrades. The legislation targets Minnesota's same-day voter registration system, requiring the state to disclose comprehensive voting records as a condition for receiving federal election funding. The bill was introduced by four Minnesota Republican representatives in February 2026 but does not specify a timeline for compliance or indicate the amount of funding at stake.
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