(This is part of a series on retired numbers, with somewhat of a focus on Retired Number Bandits â players who wore a number that was later retired at any point after the person for whom it was retired first wore it. See the introduction for more information and explanation on Bandits.) The Kansas City Royals are one of seven teams that have retired at least one number and never had a Retired Number Bandit, although they do have Bandits among their unofficially retired numbers. Like most of the other Bandit-less teams, this is mostly due to not retiring very many numbers.
State Auditor: The State Auditor is an officer in the executive branch of the State of Minnesota and serves a four-year term. To serve as State Auditor, a person must be a qualified voter, at least 21 years of age, and elected by the people (Minnesota Constitution, Article V).
Apportioning to state, city, county, town and district, their share of election expenses. Publishing a list of polling places and a sample ballot. The county canvassing board for all election returns is comprised of the county auditor, the county prosecuting attorney and the chairman of the county commissioners. The auditor works very closely with the Secretary of State and sends complete abstracts of all election results to the Secretary of State's office in Olympia. Voter Registration The auditor, as the supervisor of elections, is the chief registrar of voters within the county. It is the auditors's responsibility to close voter registration in accordance with state law, prior to each election, and to publish requisite legal notice of such impending closures.