The bill mandates that the Secretary of State amend existing rules to allow a medical bill to be used as proof of residence for eligible voters on election day. Specifically, it requires the amendment of Minnesota Rules, section 8200.5100, subpart 2, to recognize medical bills as valid documentation for establishing residency in a precinct. This change must be implemented by January 1, 2026, and the Secretary of State is authorized to utilize a good cause exemption for rule adoption, with certain statutory provisions not applying.

Additionally, the bill includes a provision stating that the new rule will take effect the day after the final enactment of the legislation. This change aims to facilitate the voting process by providing an alternative method for voters to verify their residency on election day.