Popular Bills 2019-2020

Please note: This list is produced for internal use within the Senate Information office as a way of quickly finding “popular” bills.

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Subjects:

• Abortion
• Agriculture
• Commerce
• Constitutional Amendment
• Corrections
• COVID-19
• Economic Development
• Education
• Elder Care
• Elections
• Employment
• Energy
• Environment
• Firearms
• Fireworks
• Gambling
• Game and Fish
• Health
• Health Care
• Health Insurance
• Higher Education
• Housing
• Human Rights
• Human Services
• Immigration
• Judiciary
• Liquor
• Marijuana
• Metropolitan Council
• Public Safety
• State Government
• Taxes
• Telecommunications
• Transportation

Major Subjects:

• 2019 Special Session Budget Bills
• 2020 First Special Session
• 2020 Second Special Session
• 2020 Third Special Session
• Governor's Budget Proposals (as introduced)
• Senate Omnibus Budget Bills

Regular Session 2019-2020

Subject	File Number	Author	Brief Summary
Abortion
Abortion	SF 869	Mathews, A.	Prohibiting abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, with certain exceptions.
Abortion	SF 1168	Benson, M.	Requiring physicians to notify the patient of the opportunity to see the ultrasound imaging before the abortion is performed.
Abortion	SF 1609	Benson, M.	Prohibiting abortions at or after 20 weeks postfertilization age, unless certain exceptions apply.
Agriculture
Agriculture	SF 740	Weber, B.	Increasing the number of animal units that trigger an environmental review for a proposed feedlot.
Agriculture	SF 1722	Dahms, G.	Appropriating money for mental health counseling to support farm families and business operators. (See also SF 1723)
Agriculture	SF 3605	Westrom, T.	Increasing the minimum biofuel content in gasoline to 15 percent.
Commerce
Commerce	SF 2996	Chamberlain, R.	Establishing a social media platform registration fee, establishing a social media impact fund.
Commerce	SF 3307	Bigham, K.	Prohibiting the sale of dogs and cats by retail pet shops.
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional Amendment	SF 127	Draheim, R.	Amending the Constitution to establish term limits for legislators and executive officers.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 157	Jensen, S.	Reducing the number of members who serve in the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 186	Dibble, D.	Adding a section to the Constitution that provides for gender equality under the law. (See also SF 200, SF 432, SF 919, SF 3059 and SF 3106)
Constitutional Amendment	SF 500	Dibble, D.	Making constitutional protections against unreasonable searches and seizures include electronic communications and data.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 522	Pappas, S.	Changing the wording of the Constitution to gender-neutral terms. (See also SF 4046)
Constitutional Amendment	SF 581	Eken, K.	Prohibiting legislators from receiving per diem living expenses during legislative sessions.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 729	Eken, K.	Creating dedicated funding in the Constitution for long-term care services.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 757	Marty, J.	Changing the Minnesota Legislature to a unicameral legislature.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 921	Marty, J.	Changing the Constitution so that vacancies in the office of lieutenant governor are filled by governor's appointment, subject to the Senate's advice and consent.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 1007	Nelson, C.	Amending the Constitution to provide for staggered terms for senators.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 1115	Utke, P.	Providing in the Constitution for the right of people to keep and bear arms.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2153	Housley, K.	Authorizing food retailers to sell wine and beer.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2187	Mathews, A.	Strengthening the single subject requirement for legislative enactments.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2233	Isaacson, J.	Establishing a redistricting commission to adopt congressional and legislative district boundaries. (See also SF 2255)
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2380	Little, M.	Providing for freedom of speech as a fundamental right in the Constitution.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2525	Pappas, S.	Allowing local governments to lower the voting age to 16 in local elections. (See also SF 4086)
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2889	Eken, K.	Requiring a phaseout of all taxes on real and personal property and requiring a progressive tax based on individual income.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2974	Hayden, J.	Prohibiting slavery or involuntary servitude in the Minnesota Constitution as criminal punishment for a crime.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2981	Goggin, M.	Eliminating the population eligibility requirement for allocating municipal state-aid street funds.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 2984	Rest, A.	Agreeing to enter into an agreement among the states to elect the U.S. president by national popular vote.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 3304	Dibble, D.	Providing in the Constitution for free, fair and equal elections.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 3977	Howe, J.	Providing that all children have a fundamental right to quality public education.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 4314	Nelson, C.	Requiring the governor and Legislature to set appropriation limits and withholding the salaries of the governor and legislators if they fail to set those limits.
Constitutional Amendment	SF 4583	Utke, P.	Requiring that an emergency declared by the governor lasts for seven days before an extension by the Legislature is required.
Corrections
Corrections	SF 413	Lang, A.	Allowing inmates to be housed in private prisons.
Corrections	SF 1678	Latz, R.	Prohibiting the state from using private prisons. (See also SF 3384)
COVID-19
COVID-19	SF 3813	Relph, J.	Transferring funds for public health response planning and preparation for the COVID-19 outbreak. (Ch. 66)
COVID-19	SF 4334	Benson, M.	Providing $200 million for public health response to the COVID-19 outbreak. (Ch. 70)
COVID-19	SF 4369	Nelson, C.	Requiring compensation for hourly employees for school days canceled due to COVID-19 during the 2019-2020 school year.
COVID-19	SF 4473	Nelson, C.	Allowing a tax credit for hospitals and health care providers for purchases related to COVID-19.
COVID-19	SF 4474	Nelson, C.	Suspending the tax on hospitals and health care providers through June 30, 2021.
COVID-19	SF 4476	Nelson, C.	Making grants to advance research, development and implementation of tests necessary to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19	SF 4477	Pratt, E.	Making grants to small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. (See also SF 4481)
COVID-19	SF 4480	Mathews, A.	Establishing a process for businesses to safely reopen that have been affected by the COVID-19 peacetime emergency. (See also SF 4488)
COVID-19	SF 4486	Rosen, J.	Creating a coronavirus relief account in the federal fund of the State Treasury. (Passed the Senate on April 27, 2020) (See also SF 4563)
COVID-19	SF 4489	Housley, K.	Allowing restaurants with liquor licenses to make off-sales of liquor while the executive order closing restaurants and bars due to COVID-19 is in effect. (Ch. 75) (See also SF 4466)
COVID-19	SF 4494	Westrom, T.	Creating a broadband access grant to enable students who lack Internet access to participate in distance learning during the COVID-19 peacetime emergency. Providing grants to health care professionals who purchase and install telemedicine equipment to provide COVID-19-related services to Minnesotans.
COVID-19	SF 4495	Westrom, T.	Providing eviction and mortgage foreclosure protections during the COVID-19 peacetime emergency. Providing $30 million for emergency housing assistance grants.
COVID-19	SF 4507	Franzen, M.	Establishing a process for low-risk businesses to reopen that were affected by COVID-19 peacetime emergency. (See also SF 4557)
COVID-19	SF 4511	Newman, S.	Authorizing reopening of businesses for safe operation during the COVID-19 pandemic if certain safety guidance is followed.
COVID-19	SF 4519	Osmek, D.	Requiring legislative approval for the governor to extend the duration of a peacetime emergency; limiting duration of peacetime emergency extensions.
COVID-19	HF 4531	Gazelka, P.	Providing $330 million for COVID-19 response efforts; creating the COVID-19 Minnesota fund. (Ch. 71)
COVID-19	HF 4537	Howe, J.	Providing a presumption for COVID-19 workers' compensation claims for certain employees. (Ch. 72)
COVID-19	SF 4547	Weber, B.	Appropriating money for grants to retail food handlers to implement COVID-19 safety measures.
COVID-19	SF 4552	Jasinski, J.	Compensating hospitality businesses for losses of food and beverages incurred from being shut down due to closures ordered in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19	SF 4553	Goggin, M.	Extending the deadline for farmer-lender mediations due to the emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19	HF 4556	Gazelka, P.	Making policy changes related to COVID-19 and certain other policy changes. (Ch. 74)
COVID-19	SF 4564	Rosen, J.	Appropriating money from the coronavirus relief account to counties, cities and towns.
COVID-19	SF 4587	Abeler, J.	Providing supplemental county program aid; providing grants for businesses that closed and for farm operations that were disrupted due to COVID-19.
COVID-19	SF 4590	Dziedzic, K.	Establishing COVID-19 emergency community relief grants.
Economic Development
Economic Development	SF 419	Housley, K.	Providing an income tax credit for costs of making a film in Minnesota. (See also SF 1983 and SF 3992)
Education
Education	SF 7	Nelson, C.	Providing safe schools revenue. (See also SF 25)
Education	SF 50	Wiger, C.	Appropriating money for school safety grants. (See also SF 1298, SF 1299 and SF 1300)
Education	SF 148	Dziedzic, K.	Requiring a school counselor in every school. (See also SF 431)
Education	SF 402	Simonson, E.	Increasing funding for special education. (See also SF 403, SF 484 and SF 531)
Education	SF 412	Kent, S.	Authorizing school districts to begin the school year before Labor Day in the 2020-2021 year and the 2021-2022 year. (See also SF 918)
Education	SF 429	Simonson, E.	Requiring seat belts on newly purchased school buses.
Education	SF 784	Hall, D.	Providing for school districts and charter schools to prominently display the national motto in schools.
Education	SF 900	Anderson, P.	Increasing the safe schools levy.
Education	SF 1743	Nelson, C.	Allowing school districts to count 2018-2019 snow days toward the required minimum number of days of instruction. (Ch. 5)
Education	SF 3310	Cwodzinski, S.	Limiting the use of tablets, smartphones and other digital media by preschool and kindergarten students.
Elder Care
Elder Care	SF 11	Housley, K.	Establishing requirements for authorized electronic monitoring in nursing facilities and assisted living facilities.
Elder Care	HF 90	Housley, K.	Eldercare and Vulnerable Adult Protection Act of 2019. (Ch. 60) (See also SF 2685 and SF 2686)
Elder Care	SF 805	Dibble, D.	Establishing consumer protections for residents of assisted living facilities; requiring licenses for assisted living facilities.
Elections
Elections	SF 124	Isaacson, J.	Automatically registering people to vote when they get their driver's license. (See also SF 612, SF 1189 and SF 4049)
Elections	SF 241	Kiffmeyer, M.	Providing funding to improve election security. (Passed the Senate floor on Feb. 28, 2019, as HF 14.) (See also SF 93)
Elections	SF 312	Bigham, K.	Providing for early voting.
Elections	SF 582	Rest, A.	Creating a commission to recommend boundaries for legislative and congressional districts. (See also SF 2575)
Elections	SF 785	Hall, D.	Allowing individuals to wear political or campaign apparel in or near the polling place.
Elections	SF 856	Champion, B.	Restoring voting rights upon release from incarceration. (See also SF 1191 and SF 139, 2020 First Special Session)
Elections	SF 2424	Eken, K.	Authorizing jurisdictions to adopt ranked-choice voting. (See also SF 3380)
Elections	SF 2986	Rest, A.	Regulating access to certain lists of voter data related to the presidential nomination primary. (See also SF 3055, SF 3482 and SF 3567)
Elections	SF 3385	Koran, M.	Prohibiting political subdivisions from establishing or enforcing ranked-choice voting.
Elections	SF 3571	Newman, S.	Requiring a photo ID to register to vote and to vote.
Employment
Employment	SF 528	Pappas, S.	Providing for earned sick and safe time. (See also SF 1597 and SF 2923)
Employment	SF 622	Marty, J.	Increasing the minimum wage; increasing the Minnesota Family Investment Program cash grant; and other program funding increases. (See also SF 623, SF 624, SF 625 and SF 626)
Employment	SF 1060	Kent, S.	Providing for paid family, pregnancy, bonding and applicant's serious medical condition benefits. (See also SF 2798)
Employment	SF 1933	Champion, B.	Prohibiting wage theft.
Energy
Energy	SF 385	Bigham, K.	Expanding the renewable energy standard.
Energy	SF 633	Osmek, D.	Abolishing the prohibition on issuing a certificate of need for a new nuclear power plant. (See also SF 3198)
Energy	SF 1456	Senjem, D.	Requiring electric utilities to meet resource needs using carbon-free resources.
Energy	SF 4409	Rarick, J.	The Energy Conservation and Optimization Act of 2020. (See also SF 4502 and SF 105, First Special Session)
Environment
Environment	SF 459	Westrom, T.	Providing compensation to farmland owners who are required to put riparian buffers on their land.
Environment	SF 594	Utke, P.	Eliminating the rulemaking authority of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Environment	SF 756	Marty, J.	Prohibiting restaurants from providing plastic straws to customers, except upon request. (See also SF 3595)
Environment	SF 1903	Torres Ray, P.	Repealing the prohibition on local governments banning plastic bags.
Environment	SF 4000	Marty, J.	Requiring retail establishments charge a fee on certain single-use plastic bags.
Environment	SF 4073	Chamberlain, R.	Banning certain uses of trichloroethylene (TCE). (Ch. 84)
Firearms
Firearms	SF 72	Ruud, C.	Establishing when the use of deadly force is justified in defense of home and person. (See also SF 1262)
Firearms	SF 434	Latz, R.	Requiring criminal background checks for firearms transfers. (See also SF 85, SF 1284, SF 1287, SF 1289 and SF 3426)
Firearms	SF 436	Latz, R.	Enabling law enforcement and family members to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing a firearm if they pose a danger to themselves or others. (See also SF 1285, SF 1286, SF 1288 and SF 2379)
Firearms	SF 748	Koran, M.	Providing the right to carry a firearm without a permit. (See also SF 865, SF 1172, SF 1504, SF 1821, SF 2129, SF 2413 and SF 3156)
Fireworks
Fireworks	SF 1621	Rarick, J.	Expanding the kinds of fireworks that can be used in Minnesota.
Gambling
Gambling	SF 1894	Chamberlain, R.	Providing for licensing of sports pool operators and sports wagering premises, and other provisions related to sports betting.
Game and Fish
Game and Fish	SF 226	Koran, M.	Allowing two-line fishing during the open-water season.
Game and Fish	SF 456	Eken, K.	Allowing earlier openings for deer hunting and fishing seasons.
Game and Fish	SF 927	Eaton, C.	Prohibiting open season for wolf hunting.
Game and Fish	SF 2994	Ruud, C.	Directing the Department of Natural Resources to reduce the walleye limit from six to four.
Health
Health	SF 83	Dibble, D.	Prohibiting conversion therapy with children or vulnerable adults. (See also SF 164, SF 261, SF 311 and SF 4061)
Health	SF 256	Klein, M.	Establishing an opioid overdose reduction pilot program.
Health	HF 400	Rosen, J.	Establishing the opioid epidemic response; establishing a registration fee for opiate manufacturers and wholesale drug distributors. (Ch. 63)
Health	SF 462	Nelson, C.	Adding e-cigarettes (vaping) to the smoking ban in the Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act.
Health	SF 858	Eaton, C.	Requiring a query of the prescription electronic reporting system before initially prescribing or dispensing an opioid to a patient.
Health	SF 1520	Eaton, C.	Removing the exemption for conscientiously held beliefs from school immunization requirements.
Health	SF 2286	Eaton, C.	The End-of-Life Options Act, establishing an end-of-life option for terminally ill adults. (See also SF 2487)
Health	SF 3814	Mathews, A.	Providing for an exemption from immunization requirements for sincerely held religious beliefs.
Health	SF 3872	Hayden, J.	Prohibiting flavored tobacco products.
Health Care
Health Care	SF 272	Klein, M.	Prohibiting a manufacturer or wholesale drug distributor from price gouging. (See also SF 1518)
Health Care	SF 353	Jensen, S.	The Prescription Drug Affordability Act, creating prescription drug affordability requirements. (See also SF 3120)
Health Care	SF 1098	Rosen, J.	The Prescription Drug Price Transparency Act, requiring prescription drug price reporting. (See also SF 1640) (Ch. 78)
Health Care	SF 3019	Jensen, S.	Creating a patient insulin assistance program.
Health Care	HF 3100	Jensen, S.	The Alec Smith Emergency Insulin Act, creating the insulin assistance program. (See also SF 472) Ch. 73
Health Insurance
Health Insurance	SF 3	Draheim, R.	Requiring health plan companies to create a shared savings incentive program.
Health Insurance	SF 352	Jensen, S.	Establishing a health insurance premium tax credit.
Health Insurance	SF 399	Hayden, J.	Repealing the repeal of the MinnesotaCare provider tax. (See also SF 2462)
Health Insurance	SF 684	Klein, M.	Creating MinnesotaCare Buy-In Option health plans. (See also SF 719, SF 720 and SF 1080)
Health Insurance	SF 1125	Marty, J.	Minnesota Health Plan, ensuring that all Minnesota residents have health coverage. (See also SF 1126, SF 1127, SF 1128 and SF 1129)
Health Insurance	SF 1229	Utke, P.	Requiring parity between mental health benefits and other medical benefits. (See also SF 379)
Higher Education
Higher Education	SF 1583	Anderson, P.	Imposing tuition freezes and reductions at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
Higher Education	SF 1595	Chamberlain, R.	Requiring MnSCU and requesting the University of Minnesota create a free-expression policy.
Higher Education	SF 2517	Draheim, R.	Creating the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP).
Higher Education	SF 2995	Chamberlain, R.	Allowing student athletes to receive compensation for the use of their names, images or likenesses.
Housing
Housing	SF 404	Nelson, C.	Creating a Minnesota housing tax credit contribution fund to increase affordable housing. (See also SF 3558)
Human Rights
Human Rights	SF 1307	Dziedzic, K.	Clarifying the definition of sexual harassment so that the harassing conduct or communication isn't required to be severe or pervasive.
Human Services
Human Services	SF 1	Rosen, J.	Providing funding for mental health grants.
Human Services	SF 2	Housley, K.	Containing provisions related to child care, including expanding the child-care tax credit and appropriating money for child care provider grants.
Human Services	SF 4	Relph, J.	Providing human services provisions, including changes to statutes related to disqualification of individuals who wrongfully obtain assistance from public programs.
Human Services	SF 975	Draheim, R.	Making changes to welfare laws; imposing asset limits.
Human Services	SF 1110	Anderson, P.	Establishing a tax credit for qualified child care expenses, professionals and providers.
Immigration
Immigration	SF 80	Utke, P.	Reducing local government aid to cities that are sanctuary cities.
Immigration	SF 231	Dibble, D.	Restricting state and local officials from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement efforts. (See also SF 114, 2020 First Special Session)
Immigration	SF 1103	Utke, P.	Requiring law enforcement officers to record the citizenship and immigration status of felon arrestees.
Judiciary
Judiciary	SF 232	Dibble, D.	Requiring a special prosecutor in certain cases involving officer-initiated use of force.
Liquor
Liquor	SF 1607	Housley, K.	Authorizing off-sale liquor licenses for food retailers.
Marijuana
Marijuana	SF 619	Franzen, M.	Legalizing the use of cannabis for recreational purposes.
Marijuana	SF 727	Howe, J.	Extending the maximum supply of medical cannabis that can be distributed from a 30-day supply to a 90-day supply.
Metropolitan Council
Metropolitan Council	SF 36	Wiger, C.	Providing for staggered terms for Metropolitan Council members. (See also SF 56, SF 618, SF 637, SF 1088 and SF 1183)
Metropolitan Council	SF 47	Osmek, D.	Requiring local approval of the governor's appointees to the Metropolitan Council.
Metropolitan Council	SF 57	Dibble, D.	Providing for the election of Metropolitan Council members.
Public Safety
Public Safety	SF 111	Limmer, W.	Expanding certain sexual conduct crimes; eliminating the exclusion in criminal law for nonconsensual, intentional touching of another person's clothed buttock. (See also SF 22)
Public Safety	SF 515	Torres Ray, P.	Creating a task force on missing and murdered indigenous women. (See also SF 711 and SF 1736)
Public Safety	SF 1430	Dibble, D.	Regulating the use drones by law enforcement agencies. (See also SF 3074)
Public Safety	SF 3462	Dziedzic, K.	Requiring all unrestricted sexual assault kits to be tested. (See also SF 3702)
Public Safety	SF 3524	Dziedzic, K.	Requiring installation of automatic sprinklers in certain high-rise buildings.
State Government
State Government	SF 132	Marty, J.	Precluding per diem payments to legislators.
State Government	SF 320	Isaacson, J.	Requiring inflation of expenditures be included in state economic forecasts. (See also SF 386 and SF 455)
State Government	SF 634	Ruud, C.	Designating the Labrador retriever as the official state dog.
State Government	SF 903	Jensen, S.	Reducing the size of the Minnesota Legislature.
State Government	SF 1185	Little, M.	Providing for the election of state legislators without political party designation.
State Government	SF 1245	Kiffmeyer, M.	Abolishing the Office of MN.IT Services.
State Government	SF 1416	Kiffmeyer, M.	Making daylight saving time year-round.
State Government	SF 2039	Marty, J.	Prohibiting certain public officials from lobbying for seven years after leaving office. (See also SF 2808 and SF 3216)
State Government	SF 3025	Klein, M.	Designating purple as Minnesota's official color.
Taxes
Taxes	SF 5	Chamberlain, R.	Providing federal tax conformity and nonconformity.
Taxes	SF 245	Goggin, M.	Allowing taxpayers to subtract the entire amount of the Social Security benefits they receive from state income taxes. (See also SF 2962, SF 3088, SF 3148, SF 3404, SF 3533, SF 3566 and SF 3620)
Taxes	SF 523	Dziedzic, K.	Increasing the appropriation for local government aid to cities.
Taxes	SF 1066	Eichorn, J.	Reducing individual income tax rates. (See also SF 3942)
Taxes	SF 1448	Anderson, B.	Repealing the estate tax.
Taxes	SF 1449	Pratt, E.	Reducing the corporate income tax rate.
Taxes	SF 1826	Franzen, M.	Increasing the subtraction for Social Security benefits.
Taxes	SF 1872	Chamberlain, R.	Providing an income tax credit for donations to fund K-12 scholarships. (See also SF 3824)
Taxes	SF 2501	Rest, A.	Expanding the working family credit. (See also SF 2503, SF 2506 and SF 2507)
Taxes	SF 3495	Chamberlain, R.	Increasing the K-12 education expense credit and subtraction and extending the credit to tuition.
Taxes	SF 3533	Chamberlain, R.	Making changes to tax law, including reducing the lowest income tax rate from 5.35 percent to 4.9 percent and eliminating the state tax on Social Security income.
Telecommunications
Telecommunications	SF 317	Latz, R.	Requiring that Internet service providers adhere to net neutrality practices.
Telecommunications	SF 433	Latz, R.	Prohibiting telecommunications or Internet service providers from collecting their customers' personal information without their written approval.
Telecommunications	SF 1553	Latz, R.	Requiring telecommunications service providers to comply with Internet privacy requirements.
Telecommunications	SF 3210	Draheim, R.	Increasing civil penalties for unlawful robocalls.
Transportation
Transportation	SF 10	Newman, S.	Dedicating all of the sales tax on motor vehicle repairs and replacement parts to pay for roads.
Transportation	HF 50	Newman, S.	Prohibiting cell phones while driving, unless the driver uses hands-free technology. (Ch. 11) (See also SF 204)
Transportation	SF 75	Osmek, D.	Increasing penalties for texting while driving; expanding the criminal vehicular operation crime. (See also SF 139)
Transportation	SF 367	Frentz, N.	Increasing the motor fuels tax. (See also SF 2758)
Transportation	SF 589	Osmek, D.	Prohibiting state funds to pay for the operating costs of future light rail lines. (See also SF 1148)
Transportation	SF 620	Jasinski, J.	Providing a penalty for driving too slow in the left lane of traffic.
Transportation	SF 674	Abeler, J.	Prohibiting the use of automated driving systems.
Transportation	SF 1092	Newman, S.	Providing deficiency funding for MNLARS. (Ch. 1)
Transportation	SF 1124	Senjem, D.	Increasing vehicle registration fees.
Transportation	SF 2173	Newman, S.	Regulating autonomous vehicle testing.
Transportation	SF 2360	Dibble, D.	Transportation and Public Safety
Transportation	SF 2528	Simonson, E.	Providing rebates to purchasers of electric cars; awarding grants to install a network of electric vehicle charging stations. (See also SF 4051)
Transportation	SF 3276	Hall, D.	Prohibiting smoking in passenger vehicles and public transportation vehicles used for personal use with persons under age 18 present.
Transportation	SF 3901	Newman, S.	Governing the implementation of compliance with the federal REAL ID Act.

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