Constitutional Amendment

Every Minnesota voter decides these 1. Each page has the official ballot title word for word, what a yes or no vote does, and links to the full text.

• Amendment: Permanent School Fund Send more money from the Permanent School Fund to schools each yearneeds a majority of everyone who votes

  Biggest change: Replaces the rule that the fund's principal stays "perpetual and inviolate" with a rule to manage the fund so it keeps its purchasing power over time..

The Legislature put this amendment on the ballot. It changes the Minnesota Constitution. To pass, it needs YES votes from more than half of everyone who casts a ballot in the election, not just those who answer this question. So leaving it blank counts the same as a NO vote. Source: Secretary of State: 2026 constitutional amendment ↗.