The bill prohibits political subdivisions in Minnesota, including home rule charter or statutory cities, counties, townships, and school districts, from adopting or enforcing ranked-choice voting as a method for local elections. It defines ranked-choice voting as any election method where voters rank candidates in order of preference. Any existing rules, resolutions, charter provisions, or ordinances that conflict with this prohibition will be considered void.

Additionally, the bill includes a provision stating that it will take effect the day after final enactment and will apply to elections occurring on or after that date. This legislation aims to standardize voting methods across the state by eliminating the option for ranked-choice voting at the local level.