| Abortion | SF 212 | Abeler, J. | Establishing "Choose Life" special license plates. (See also: SF 1802.) |
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| Abortion | SF 356 | Mathews, A. | Prohibiting abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected with certain exceptions; providing penalties. |
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| Abortion | SF 731 | McEwen, J. | Establishing reproductive health rights. (See also: SF 1211, SF 1995.) |
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| Abortion | SF 1045 | Rarick, J. | Limiting use of funds for state-sponsored health programs for funding abortions. |
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| Abortion | SF 1636 | Benson, M. | Requiring licensure of abortion facilities. |
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| Abortion | SF 2263 | Wiklund, M. | Repealing informed consent requirements before abortions may be performed. |
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| Agriculture | SF 251 | Draheim, R. | Establishing the agricultural riparian buffer credit. |
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| Agriculture | SF 374 | Bigham, K. | Requiring depopulation of farmed deer herd when an animal is infected with chronic wasting disease. |
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| Agriculture | SF 566 | Weber, B. | Repealing recent restrictions on spreading manure and prohibiting future restrictions. |
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| Agriculture | SF 794 | Murphy, E. | Requiring additional seed label information; prohibiting certain seed uses; requiring product stewardship for corn and soybean seed coated or treated with neonicotinoid pesticide. |
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| Agriculture | SF 944 | Westrom, T. | Increasing the minimum biofuel content in gasoline; requiring fuel retailers to offer blends of ten percent biofuel for use by certain motorists. |
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| Agriculture | SF 1941 | Mathews, A. | Establishing the Minnesota Food Freedom Act; exempting homemade food sellers from certain statutes; preempting application of certain local ordinances to homemade food sellers. |
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| Agriculture | SF 2017 | Dibble, D. | Banning the sale, use, and application of chlorpyrifos; requiring certain product recall and collection efforts. |
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| Animals | SF 73 | Ruud, C. | Establishing the Minnesota Companion Animal Board; establishing a companion animal license plate. |
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| Animals | SF 335 | Dibble, D. | Prohibiting the knowing euthanasia of pet or companion animals with non-anesthetic gas at certain facilities; providing penalties. (See also: SF 2207.) |
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| Animals | SF 343 | Dibble, D. | Permitting local ordinances to be adopted to allow dogs within designated indoor areas of food and beverage service establishments. |
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| Animals | SF 370 | Bigham, K. | Prohibiting the sale of dogs and cats by retail pet shops. |
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| Civil Law | SF 1253 | Chamberlain, R. | Prohibiting online content discrimination based on race, sex, political ideology, or religious beliefs; authorizing civil action. (See also: SF 2270.) |
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| Commerce | SF 502 | Bigham, K. | Requiring restaurants to serve specified drinks as the default beverage for children's meals; providing penalties. |
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| Commerce | SF 650 | Marty, J. | Establishing statewide moratorium on new billboards. |
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| Commerce | SF 890 | Marty, J. | Making it unlawful for a scrap metal dealer to purchase a catalytic converter from any person other than a bona fide automobile repair shop, bona fide automobile recycling facility, or other person that can provide evidence of legitimate removal to the scrap metal dealer. (See also: SF 1565.) |
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| Commerce | SF 1327 | Koran, M. | Prohibiting app stores from requiring developers to use a specific app store or in-app payment system; providing penalties. |
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| Commerce | SF 1363 | Utke, P. | Establishing requirements for healthy children's meals at restaurants to be implemented on a phased-in basis; providing for enforcement. |
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| Commerce | SF 2032 | McEwen, J. | Prohibiting sale of water in plastic containers. |
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| Commerce | SF 2080 | Johnson Stewart, A. | Providing for digital fair repair; providing penalties. |
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| Commerce | SF 2126 | Torres Ray, P. | Exempting hairstyling, makeup application, and eyelash application from licensing; establishing cosmetology apprenticeships. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 18 | Rest, A. | Entering into the Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote. (See also: SF 30, SF 85.) |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 57 | Marty, J. | Changing the process for filling a vacancy in the office of lieutenant governor by requiring members of the legislature to resign from their legislative office if they accept the governor's appointment to fill that vacancy. (See also: 887.) |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 121 | Utke, P. | Limiting the duration of the governor's declaration of an emergency to seven days; providing for a 30-day extension to the governor's declaration of an emergency by legislative authorization. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 238 | Cwodzinski, S. | Providing for gender-neutral terms in the Minnesota Constitution. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 323 | Pappas, S. | Providing for gender equality under the law. (See also: SF 342, SF 423, SF 850, SF 886.) |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 337 | Dibble, D. | Providing that the right of citizens to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures includes protection against unreasonable searches and seizures of electronic communications and data. (See also: SF 1613.) |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 361 | Cwodzinski, S. | Authorizing individuals under the age of 18 to vote at a primary election in certain circumstances. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 556 | Eken, K. | Creating a dedicated fund for long-term care services; closing a tax loophole by levying a tax on individuals with income not taxed for Social Security purposes to fund long-term care services. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 557 | Eken, K. | Requiring phaseout of taxes on real and personal property; requiring the commissioner of revenue to implement a progressive tax based on individual income. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 754 | Draheim, R. | Placing limits on the terms of office of legislators and executive officers. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 937 | Dibble, D. | Providing for free, fair, and equal elections. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 1268 | Eken, K. | Providing for the election of executive officers, judges,
and legislators by a majority of the votes cast. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 1608 | Mathews, A. | Strengthening the single subject requirement for legislative enactments. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 1620 | Champion, B. | Prohibiting slavery or involuntary servitude as criminal punishment for a crime. |
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| Constitutional Amendment | SF 2328 | Koran, M. | Protecting the right of the people to keep and bear arms. |
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| Corrections | SF 1315 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Authorizing the placement of pregnant and postpartum female inmates in community-based programs. |
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| Corrections | SF 2006 | Pappas, S. | Requiring state and local jail and prison inmates to be housed in publicly owned and operated jails and prisons; prohibiting the state and counties from contracting with private prisons. |
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| Corrections | SF 2295 | Latz, R. | Establishing the Minnesota Rehabilitation and Reinvestment Act; providing for earned incentive release and supervision abatement status. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1 | Mathews, A. | Authorizing businesses to continue operations during the COVID-19 pandemic with the use of a COVID-19 preparedness plan. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 8 | Rosen, J. | Requiring all federal funds received for COVID-19 purposes to be spent pursuant to a direct appropriation by law. (See also: SF 2273.) |
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| COVID-19 | SF 64 | Wiger, C. | Implementing actions to combat the educational effects of COVID-19; authorizing school districts to implement a one-time extension to school day and school year programming; establishing school district requirements for students with disabilities. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 213 | Abeler, J. | Prohibiting imposition of additional penalties to businesses for violating certain executive orders related to COVID-19. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 263 | Bakk, T. | Excluding federal PPP loan forgiveness from state income taxes; providing certain business entities the option to file as C-option corporations. (See also: SF 1017, SF 1778, SF 1779, SF 2300.) |
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| COVID-19 | SF 351 | Chamberlain, R. | Providing distance learning aid for families. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 474 | Wiklund, M. | Providing assistance for housing, the Minnesota family investment program, food, and broadband. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 491 | Dziedzic, K. | Amending certain eviction procedures during and after a public health emergency; allowing for expungement of certain eviction actions filed during and after a public health emergency; preventing home foreclosure during and after a public health emergency; appropriating money for emergency housing assistance grants during the peacetime emergency related to COVID-19. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 512 | Benson, M. | Specifying immunity from liability for health care facilities and health care providers based on the level or manner of care due to the COVID-19 peacetime emergency. (See also: SF 745.) |
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| COVID-19 | SF 719 | Bakk, T. | Adopting worker protection provisions; providing a presumption for workers' compensation coverage; removing social security and social security disability offsets for unemployment insurance; providing rehire and retention protections for laid-off workers during a declared emergency; providing emergency paid sick leave for certain essential workers. (See also: SF 105, SF 1203.) |
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| COVID-19 | SF 739 | Wiklund, M. | Requiring face coverings in certain settings; establishing implementation requirements; providing for penalties and injunctive relief; providing for expiration of the face covering requirements. (See also: SF 1245.) |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1006 | Port, L. | Providing emergency paid sick leave to health care employees excluded from the federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act. (See also: SF 1518.) |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1099 | Coleman, J. | Prohibiting the commissioner of public safety from suspending or revoking certain licenses due to COVID-related executive order violations. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1133 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Voiding fines and penalties arising out of a violation of an executive order related to COVID-19. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1200 | Howe, J. | Creating a timeline for ending restrictions on businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1425 | Tomassoni, D. | Exempting greater Minnesota bars and restaurants from executive orders promulgated in response to COVID-19 that limit occupancy, require physical distancing or customer facial coverings, or otherwise direct or control the conduct of persons at bars, restaurants, and other places of public accommodation unless otherwise determined by the commissioner of health. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1500 | Utke, P. | Establishing forgiveness of violations of certain executive orders related to COVID-19. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1589 | Benson, M. | Establishing limits for contact tracing, immunizations, communicable disease testing, and the required disclosure of certain information; prohibiting mandatory digital contact tracing by employers; providing for civil penalties. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1755 | Wiklund, M. | Establishing a COVID-19 food relief grant program. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 1987 | Tomassoni, D. | Requiring the commissioner of health to prioritize postsecondary instructors for the COVID-19 vaccine. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 2051 | Klein, M. | Establishing requirements for distribution of COVID-19 vaccines; providing for equitable COVID-19 vaccine distribution. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 2193 | Benson, M. | Regulating data collected by the state's COVID-19 vaccine connector tool. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 2197 | Utke, P. | Providing for a workplace face mask requirement opt-out for certain employees. |
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| COVID-19 | SF 2234 | Duckworth, Z. | Establishing a COVID-19 emergency mortgage assistance program. |
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| Economic Development | SF 211 | Draheim, R. | Prohibiting grants to nonprofit organizations with highly compensated officers or employees. |
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| Economic Development | SF 1347 | Utke, P. | Establishing a forgivable loan program for remote recreational businesses. |
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| Economic Development | SF 1986 | Tomassoni, D. | Proposing a film production credit. |
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| Education | SF 48 | Wiger, C. | Authorizing school districts to renew expiring referendums by action of school board. (See also: SF 1804.) |
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| Education | SF 58 | Wiger, C. | Requiring a nationally normed college entrance exam for high school graduation. |
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| Education | SF 96 | Ruud, C. | Creating a violation in Minnesota Statutes for public schools or schools that are members of the Minnesota State High School League that allow a person whose sex is male to participate in an interscholastic or intramural athletic event designed for women or girls. |
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| Education | SF 239 | Cwodzinski, S. | Requiring schools to make disposable menstrual products freely available in school restrooms. |
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| Education | SF 240 | Cwodzinski, S. | Requiring a civics course as a graduation requirement. (See also: SF 996, SF 1365.) |
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| Education | SF 292 | Mathews, A. | Providing for an exemption from statutory immunization requirements for a sincerely held religious belief. |
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| Education | SF 308 | Senjem, D. | Requiring schools to maintain a supply of non-patient-specific epinephrine auto-injectors. |
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| Education | SF 332 | Dziedzic, K. | Requiring a school counselor in every school. |
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| Education | SF 362 | Cwodzinski, S. | Modifying graduation requirements to include personal finance. (See also: SF 750, SF 996.) |
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| Education | SF 446 | Abeler, J. | Strengthening the Increase Teachers of Color Act; seeking to increase the percentage of teachers of color and American Indian teachers in Minnesota. (See also: SF 797.) |
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| Education | SF 613 | Hoffman, J. | Requiring seat belts on newly purchased school buses. |
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| Education | SF 666 | Port, L. | Requiring school districts and charter schools to provide climate justice instruction. |
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| Education | SF 1048 | Torres Ray, P. | Prohibiting dismissals of students in kindergarten through grade 3. |
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| Education | SF 1150 | Newman, S. | Requiring the commissioner of education to suspend any ongoing review or revision of state social studies standards; requiring the commissioner to dissolve the current social studies standards review committee and appoint new members to the committee. |
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| Education | SF 1164 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Prohibiting school districts from providing sexual education instruction to students who are minors without written parental or guardian consent. |
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| Education | SF 1317 | Nelson, C. | Providing for unlimited distance learning days. |
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| Education | SF 1373 | Chamberlain, R. | Providing for locally adopted social studies academic standards. |
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| Education | SF 1383 | Howe, J. | Classifying teachers as essential employees. |
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| Education | SF 1443 | Rosen, J. | Appropriating money to schools that provide in-person instruction during the 2020-2021 school year. |
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| Education | SF 1648 | Murphy, E. | Suspending standardized testing for 2020-2021 school year. (See also: SF 1943.) |
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| Education | SF 2296 | Lang, A. | Requiring the development of American Indian history curriculum. |
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| Elder Care | SF 78 | Newton, J. | Creating a Silver Alert system to aid in locating missing persons who are senior citizens with cognitive impairments; providing a criminal penalty for false reports. |
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| Elections | SF 5 | Newman, S. | Requiring photo identification to register to vote and to vote; creating a voter identification card; establishing provisional ballots. (See also: SF 173.) |
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| Elections | SF 179 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Requiring voters who register on Election Day to cast provisional ballots. |
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| Elections | SF 218 | Eken, K. | Providing for ranked-choice voting in elections for federal and state offices; authorizing jurisdictions to adopt ranked choice voting for local offices; establishing procedures for adoption, implementation, and use of ranked-choice voting; allowing municipalities to use electronic voting systems with a reallocation feature. (See also: SF 1651, SF 2159.) |
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| Elections | SF 326 | Carlson, J. | Authorizing mail balloting in any town or any city with fewer than 400 registered voters. |
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| Elections | SF 329 | Carlson, J. | Regulating access to certain lists of voter data related to the presidential nomination primary; allowing voters to request that their data be excluded from the lists. (See also: SF 489.) |
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| Elections | SF 390 | Franzen, M. | A resolution applying to Congress for a limited national convention for the exclusive purpose of proposing an amendment to the United States Constitution to restore balance and integrity to U.S. elections. |
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| Elections | SF 409 | Murphy, E. | Prohibiting certain political activities by foreign-influenced corporations; requiring a certification of compliance; prohibiting candidates from accepting certain contributions. |
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| Elections | SF 422 | Port, L. | Modifying provisions related to voter registration and absentee voting; establishing a system of early voting; eliminating a restriction on the number of voters an individual may assist on election day; regulating intimidation, deceptive practices, and interference with voter registration and voting; regulating small donor political committees and funds; repealing the campaign public subsidy program; establishing a criminal penalty. (See also: SF 1064, SF 1065, SF 1066, SF 1067, SF 1068, SF 1069, SF 1872.) |
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| Elections | SF 499 | Bigham, K. | Providing for early voting. |
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| Elections | SF 649 | Marty, J. | A resolution memorializing Congress to overturn the United States Supreme Court decision Citizens United v. FEC; requesting that Congress clarify that the rights protected under the Constitution are the rights of natural persons and not the rights of artificial entities and that spending money to influence elections is not speech under the First Amendment; asking that Congress propose a constitutional amendment to provide such clarification. (See also: SF 878, SF 940.) |
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| Elections | SF 708 | Koran, M. | Prohibiting political subdivisions from establishing or enforcing ranked-choice voting. |
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| Elections | SF 842 | Champion, B. | Restoring the civil right to vote of an individual upon release from incarceration or upon sentencing if no incarceration is imposed; requiring notice. (See also: SF 1010, SF 1235.) |
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| Elections | SF 846 | Champion, B. | Allowing persons to be absent from work to vote in person before election day. |
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| Elections | SF 995 | Newton, J. | Prohibiting use of public funds to promote or defeat a ballot question. |
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| Elections | SF 1104 | Putnam, A. | Providing a system of automatic voter registration. |
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| Elections | SF 1187 | Fateh, O. | Requiring the allocation of certain incarcerated persons based on their last known address in the state. |
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| Elections | SF 1422 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Amending process for challenged voters; requiring use of challenged ballots in certain circumstances; providing a penalty. |
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| Elections | SF 1480 | Pratt, E. | Permitting a candidate to request the candidate's residential address be classified as private data when the candidate has reasonable fear as to the safety of the candidate or the candidate's family. |
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| Elections | SF 1515 | Draheim, R. | Requiring video surveillance; requiring ballots to be kept in locked containers; regulating absentee ballot drop boxes; requiring specific training for absentee ballot boards; prohibiting personal items near ballots; requiring use of ballpoint pens in marking ballots. |
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| Elections | SF 1600 | Howe, J. | Requiring identification of individuals providing assistance to a voter in a polling place; prohibiting certain activities related to voter registration and absentee voting; increasing criminal penalties. |
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| Elections | SF 1715 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Establishing redistricting principles for legislative and congressional districts. |
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| Elections | SF 1960 | Frentz, N. | Prohibiting intimidation, deceptive practices, and interference
with voter registration and voting; providing penalties. |
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| Elections | SF 2167 | Koran, M. | Amending thresholds for major political party designation; amending nominating petition requirements; allowing political parties to authorize which candidates may affiliate with the party on the ballot. |
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| Employment | SF 29 | Pappas, S. | Providing for earned sick and safe time; imposing civil penalties. |
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| Employment | SF 171 | Champion, B. | Prohibiting employers from inquiring about past pay. |
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| Employment | SF 187 | Champion, B. | Prohibiting employers or prospective employers from requiring or using credit information as a condition of employment or for employment purposes. |
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| Employment | SF 658 | Fateh, O. | Eliminating subminimum wage; repealing statute and rules allowing payment of subminimum wage to employees with disabilities. |
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| Employment | SF 665 | Koran, M. | Restricting public union release time from being used for engaging in political activities. |
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| Employment | SF 1205 | Kent, S. | Providing for paid family, pregnancy, bonding, and applicant's serious medical condition benefits; regulating and requiring certain employment leaves. |
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| Employment | SF 1440 | Marty, J. | Providing a phased-in minimum wage increase; increasing the working family credit; providing increased child care assistance to all low-income workers and increasing reimbursement rates; increasing MFIP grants; closing a tax loophole for high-income individuals with income exempt from Social Security taxes. (See also: SF 1439, SF 2031.) |
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| Employment | SF 1911 | Anderson, B. | Modifying the minimum wage for certain employees receiving gratuities. |
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| Energy | SF 225 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Abolishing prohibition on issuing certificate of need for new nuclear power plant. |
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| Energy | SF 227 | Rarick, J. | Establishing the Energy Conservation and Optimization Act of 2021. |
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| Energy | SF 955 | Senjem, D. | Requiring electric utilities to meet resource needs using carbon-free resources. |
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| Energy | SF 992 | Mathews, A. | Repealing energy conservation improvement program requirements. |
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| Energy | SF 1713 | Isaacson, J. | Increasing electric utility renewable energy standard obligations. |
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| Environment | SF 70 | Bigham, K. | Regulating use of PFAS chemicals in food packaging. (See also: SF 373.) |
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| Environment | SF 450 | Mathews, A. | Repealing authority of the Pollution Control Agency to adopt maximum allowable standards of emission of air contaminants from motor vehicles. |
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| Environment | SF 466 | Draheim, R. | Creating Department of Water Resources; transferring duties from various state agencies; abolishing Board of Water and Soil Resources and Environmental Quality Board. |
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| Environment | SF 1630 | McEwen, J. | Amending state greenhouse gas reduction goals to be net zero by 2050. |
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| Environment | SF 1797 | Dibble, D. | Clarifying that Pollution Control Agency has authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. |
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| Firearms | SF 13 | Ruud, C. | Clarifying law on use of force in defense of home and person; codifying and extending Minnesota's self-defense and defense of home laws; eliminating the common law duty to retreat in cases of self-defense outside the home; expanding the boundaries of dwelling for purposes of self-defense; creating a presumption in the case of a person entering a dwelling or occupied vehicle by stealth or force; extending the rights available to a person in that person's dwelling to a person defending against entry of that person's occupied vehicle. (See also: SF 442, SF 727.) |
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| Firearms | SF 275 | Koran, M. | Providing for the right to carry without a permit; providing for an optional permit to carry. (See also: SF 664, SF 1266.) |
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| Firearms | SF 420 | Eichorn, J. | Amending the Minnesota Personal Protection Act; creating lifetime permits to carry handguns; reducing the application fee for permits to carry. |
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| Firearms | SF 894 | Latz, R. | Requiring criminal background checks for firearms transfers; modifying grounds for disqualification of transferee permit. |
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| Firearms | SF 1126 | Limmer, W. | Increasing penalties for gang members who possess firearms in public without a permit to carry. |
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| Firearms | SF 1183 | Benson, M. | Increasing penalties for transferring certain firearms to persons who are ineligible to possess firearms. |
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| Firearms | SF 1189 | Utke, P. | Permitting certain retired law enforcement officers to
carry firearms in schools. |
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| Firearms | SF 1431 | Latz, R. | Enabling law enforcement and family members to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm. |
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| Firearms | SF 2048 | Marty, J. | Prohibiting the possession of dangerous weapons in the Capitol complex; eliminating the permit to carry holder exception to the crime of carrying rifles and shotguns in public places. |
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| Firearms | SF 2327 | Koran, M. | Allowing permitted and trained school staff to carry firearms. |
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| Gambling | SF 151 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Making the name of lottery prize winner private. |
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| Gambling | SF 410 | Bigham, K. | Authorizing a Sports Wagering Commission to regulate sports betting; imposing a tax on sports betting net revenue; establishing crimes related to certain betting on sporting events. (See also: SF 574.) |
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| Game and Fish | SF 12 | Ruud, C. | Directing commissioner of natural resources to reduce walleye limit. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 163 | Howe, J. | Eliminating shotgun zone for taking deer; permitting the statewide use of all legal firearms during the regular firearms deer season. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 247 | Wiger, C. | Prohibiting sale, manufacture, and use of lead tackle. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 600 | Eichorn, J. | Requiring one or more 2021 open seasons for taking wolves. (See also: SF 1769.) |
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| Game and Fish | SF 1144 | Eaton, C. | Prohibiting open season for taking wolves. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 1394 | Hawj, F. | Modifying provisions for taking turtles. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 1445 | Ruud, C. | Providing for regulation of possessing, propagating, and selling snakes, lizards, and salamanders. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 1545 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Expanding use of crossbows during firearms deer season. |
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| Game and Fish | SF 1828 | Howe, J. | Modifying age-related exemptions for certain licenses. |
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| Government | SF 180 | Benson, M. | Requiring public comments at all open meetings of public bodies, including those conducted by electronic means. |
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| Health | SF 53 | Koran, M. | Requiring prescribers of opioids to offer a prescription for naloxone hydrochloride under certain circumstances and provide education on overdose prevention and the use of naloxone hydrochloride. |
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| Health | SF 131 | Draheim, R. | Requiring manufacturers to report and maintain prescription drug prices; prohibiting health carriers from denying or limiting coverage due to lack of prior authorization; requiring prescription drug benefit transparency and disclosure. |
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| Health | SF 184 | Champion, B. | Preserving access to affordable drugs. |
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| Health | SF 312 | Senjem, D. | Designing a wholesale drug importation program. |
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| Health | SF 1172 | Mathews, A. | Requiring health care providers to disclose vaccine ingredients before administering vaccinations. |
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| Health | SF 1249 | Abeler, J. | A resolution memorializing the President and Congress to hold vaccine manufacturers liable for design defects that result in adverse side effects from vaccines. |
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| Health | SF 1352 | Eaton, C. | Establishing an end-of-life option for terminally ill adults. |
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| Health | SF 2262 | Wiklund, M. | Directing commissioner of human services to establish a prescription drug purchasing program. |
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| Health Care | SF 133 | Draheim, R. | Requiring medical practices to make available to the public their current standard charges; authorizing the commissioner of health to establish a price comparison tool for items and services offered by medical practices. |
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| Health Care | SF 604 | Koran, M. | Requiring the state to transition from MNsure to a federally facilitated marketplace. |
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| Health Care | SF 875 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Requiring nondiscrimination in access to transplants; prescribing penalties. |
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| Health Care | SF 1029 | Wiklund, M. | Expanding eligibility for MinnesotaCare and establishing a public option; modifying enrollee premiums; requiring an implementation plan. |
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| Health Care | SF 1462 | Westrom, T. | Creating a crime for administering controlled substances to protected persons without a prescription. |
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| Health Care | SF 1643 | Marty, J. | Guaranteeing that health care is available and affordable for every Minnesotan; establishing the Minnesota Health Plan, Minnesota Health Board, Minnesota Health Fund, Office of Health Quality and Planning, ombudsman for patient advocacy, and auditor general for the Minnesota Health Plan. (See also: SF 1644, SF 1645, SF 1646, SF 16547.) |
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| Health Care | SF 2110 | Draheim, R. | Establishing health care price transparency requirements. |
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| Health Insurance | SF 252 | Draheim, R. | Requiring health plan companies to develop and implement a shared savings incentive program. |
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| Health Insurance | SF 365 | Nelson, C. | Requiring individual and small group health plan offerings to include a pre-deductible, flat co-pay on prescription drug option. |
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| Health Insurance | SF 949 | Pappas, S. | Establishing supply requirements for prescription contraceptives; requiring health plans to cover contraceptives, contraceptive services, sterilization, and related medical services, patient education, and counseling. (See also: SF 1884.) |
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| Higher Education | SF 10 | Osmek, D. | Repealing the Regent Candidate Advisory Council. |
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| Higher Education | SF 832 | Clausen, G. | Allowing closed meetings to interview candidates for the president of the University of Minnesota. (See also: SF 1859.) |
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| Higher Education | SF 1323 | Nelson, C. | Allowing a tax subtraction for federally discharged student loans. |
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| Housing | SF 333 | Dziedzic, K. | Establishing a state rent assistance program for low-income, cost-burdened households. |
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| Housing | SF 529 | Duckworth, Z. | Permitting a landlord to require a tenant to provide documentation supporting the tenant's need for a service or support animal. |
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| Housing | SF 766 | Dziedzic, K. | Modifying termination of tenancy at will; requiring residential tenant notice of grounds for eviction before action may be brought. (See also: SF 767, SF 772, SF 773.) |
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| Housing | SF 1596 | Fateh, O. | Repealing restrictions on adoption of rent control laws by local governments. |
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| Housing | SF 2321 | Port, L. | Prohibiting certain design covenants on single-family homes and duplexes. |
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| Housing | SF 2345 | Dziedzic, K. | Requiring landlords to test for radon and provide disclosures; providing penalties and remedies. |
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| Human Rights | SF 31 | Ruud, C. | Clarifying that the 1973 ratification by the 68th Minnesota Legislature of the proposed 1972 Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution was only valid through March 22, 1979. |
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| Human Rights | SF 360 | Bigham, K. | Establishing a Council on LGBTQI Minnesotans; limiting criminal defenses and authorization for the use of force relating to a victim's sexual orientation or identity; prohibiting conversion therapy with children or vulnerable adults; prohibiting the misrepresentation of conversion therapy services or products. (See also: SF 1374, SF 1512, SF 1871.) |
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| Human Rights | SF 730 | McEwen, J. | A resolution relating to ratification of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution; memorializing Congress to remove the extra textual time limit for ratification of the amendment by the states. (See also: SF 879.) |
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| Human Rights | SF 1272 | Champion, B. | Amending the statute of limitations from one year to ten years for actions under the Minnesota Human Rights Act. |
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| Human Rights | SF 1670 | Eichorn, J. | Prohibiting discrimination based on political affiliation. |
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| Human Services | SF 132 | Draheim, R. | Creating Department of Direct Care and Treatment and Office of Human Services Licensing and Integrity; transferring duties from Department of Human Services to new state office; directing commissioners of health and human services to contract with third party to administer grant programs administered by Department of Health and Department of Human Services; providing for performance-based budgeting for Department of Human Services. |
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| Human Services | SF 843 | Champion, B. | Modifying child welfare provisions; establishing the Minnesota African American Family Preservation Act; providing criminal penalties. |
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| Human Services | SF 1730 | Hoffman, J. | Adding sex trafficking to the definitions of egregious harm and substantial child endangerment. |
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| Human Services | SF 2170 | Nelson, C. | Establishing a Department of Early Childhood. |
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| Immigration | SF 2118 | Torres Ray, P. | Making Minnesota a sanctuary state for immigration enforcement purposes; restricting state and local officials from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement efforts. |
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| Judiciary | SF 825 | Newton, J. | Limiting the use of money bail for certain offenses. |
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| Judiciary | SF 1466 | Limmer, W. | Authorizing the juvenile court to terminate all rights of a parent to a child if the parent committed criminal sexual conduct that resulted in the conception of the child. |
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| Judiciary | SF 1673 | Housley, K. | Amending the best interest factors for custody determinations. |
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| Judiciary | SF 2133 | Chamberlain, R. | Prohibiting execution of criminal sentences for certain probation violations. |
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| Liquor | SF 874 | Housley, K. | Removing cap prohibiting Minnesota breweries that produce more than 20,000 barrels per year from selling growlers. (See also: SF 1909.) |
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| Local Government | SF 39 | Draheim, R. | Requiring voter approval for capital improvements over $1,000,000. |
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| Local Government | SF 298 | Torres Ray, P. | Repealing the prohibition on local ordinances governing plastic bags and similar items. |
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| Local Government | SF 749 | Weber, B. | Authorizing the commissioner of revenue to adjust local government aid amounts for cities and counties with unpaid local assistance amounts. |
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| Local Government | SF 910 | Draheim, R. | Prohibiting adoption of building codes without prior legislative approval; placing a moratorium on adoption of new or amended building codes; requiring energy code changes to be offset by savings. |
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| Local Government | SF 947 | Johnson, M. | Providing for election of the police chief in cities of the first class. |
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| Local Government | SF 1060 | Cwodzinski, S. | Lifting the political subdivision compensation limit of 110 percent of governor’s salary. |
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| Local Government | SF 1658 | Anderson, B. | Providing for towns to adopt home rule charters. |
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| Marijuana | SF 757 | Franzen, M. | Establishing the Cannabis Management Board; legalizing and limiting the possession and use of cannabis by adults; taxing the sale of adult-use cannabis; amending criminal penalties. (See also: SF 1640, SF 2067.) |
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| Marijuana | SF 803 | Koran, M. | Modifying the medical cannabis program; allowing combustion of dried raw cannabis by patients age 21 or older. |
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| Marijuana | SF 1055 | Eaton, C. | Adding opiate addiction as a qualifying medical condition for participation in the medical cannabis registry program. |
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| Marijuana | SF 1358 | Abeler, J. | Requiring the commissioner of health to apply for a federal Schedule I exemption for the medical use of cannabis; reclassifying marijuana and nonsynthetic THC from a Schedule I to a Schedule II controlled substance. (See also: SF 1358.) |
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| Marijuana | SF 2348 | Abeler, J. | Modifying definition of small amount of marijuana; authorizing expungement of records in certain instances; ending driver's license revocations for persons who commit low-level marijuana offenses. |
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| Metropolitan Council | SF 938 | Dibble, D. | Providing for the election of Metropolitan Council members. |
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| Metropolitan Council | SF 2063 | Bigham, K. | Providing for staggered terms; expanding the membership of the nomination committee; requiring additional information to be made publicly available as part of the selection process; clarifying council member qualifications. |
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| Metropolitan Council | SF 2199 | Bigham, K. | Establishing the Metropolitan Transportation Planning Board as part of the Department of Transportation; eliminating the authority for transportation and transit planning and construction from the Metropolitan Council. |
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| Mining | SF 59 | McEwen, J. | Requiring certain determinations before issuing nonferrous mining permits; establishing a moratorium on issuing permits for nonferrous sulfide ore. (See also: SF 205, SF 851, SF 942.) |
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| Mining | SF 590 | Eichorn, J. | Declaring Minnesota to be a mining-friendly state. |
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| Mining | SF 763 | Cwodzinski, S. | Expanding prohibition on mining in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness to the Rainy River headwaters. (See also: SF 1406.) |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 255 | Jasinski, J. | Providing for an online driver education program. |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 276 | Housley, K. | Authorizing third-party programs and third-party testers to conduct behind-the-wheel road tests for class D drivers' licenses. (See also: SF 1656.) |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 314 | Senjem, D. | Imposing an alternative fuel vehicle tax for dedicated, flexible, or dual-fuel vehicles operated primarily on an alternative fuel. |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 1086 | Howe, J. | Increasing the surcharge on electric vehicle registration and imposing a surcharge on plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 1101 | Coleman, J. | Providing for reinstatement of driving privileges with ignition interlock for persons whose licenses have been revoked as the result of certain offenses. |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 1428 | Latz, R. | Requiring underinsured and uninsured motorist coverage for motorcycles. |
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| Motor Vehicles | SF 1625 | McEwen, J. | Imposing a luxury vehicle surcharge on the sale of certain motor vehicles. |
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| Natural Resources | SF 498 | Abeler, J. | Exempting paddleboards from watercraft licensure requirements. |
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| Natural Resources | SF 755 | Eichorn, J. | Establishing Wild Rice Stewardship Council; appropriating money. |
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| Natural Resources | SF 1385 | Isaacson, J. | Establishing forest carbon sequestration goal; providing for tree planting. |
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| Natural Resources | SF 1541 | Utke, P. | Requiring exclusionary fencing to prevent chronic wasting disease. |
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| Natural Resources | SF 1639 | Johnson, M. | Regulating wake surfing on Minnesota waters. |
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| Natural Resources | SF 1718 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Requiring persons age 16 and older to possess a valid watercraft operator's permit to operate a motorboat or personal watercraft. |
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| Pensions | SF 976 | Pappas, S. | Establishing the Minnesota Secure Choice retirement program. |
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| Public Safety | SF 20 | Dziedzic, K. | Requiring peace officers to be residents of Minnesota or a surrounding state. |
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| Public Safety | SF 49 | Osmek, D. | Withholding local government aid from a city that reduces the number of peace officers. |
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| Public Safety | SF 76 | Marty, J. | Prohibiting state and local units of government and law enforcement agencies from acquiring military grade weapons from the Pentagon's 1033 program. |
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| Public Safety | SF 155 | Dziedzic, K. | Requiring installation of automatic sprinkler systems in certain existing high-rise buildings. |
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| Public Safety | SF 160 | Cwodzinski, S. | Establishing a program to provide payments to firefighters with cancer or heart disease, counseling for firefighters, and firefighter training. (See also: SF 621, SF 686, SF 924, SF 1035.) |
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| Public Safety | SF 313 | Senjem, D. | Prohibiting the use of arrest quotas; prohibiting the use of certain traffic stop-related and arrest-related information as criteria for peace officer job performance. |
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| Public Safety | SF 334 | Dibble, D. | Requiring that certain peace officer-initiated use of force cases be prosecuted by a special prosecutor; establishing the Board of Special Prosecution and a special prosecutorial office; prohibiting the use of grand juries in certain peace officer-initiated use of force cases. |
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| Public Safety | SF 348 | Dibble, D. | Requiring local units of government to establish law enforcement citizen oversight councils; requiring law enforcement policies, guidelines, training, and reporting on matters relating to procedural justice and community interactions. |
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| Public Safety | SF 355 | Mathews, A. | Creating liability and vicarious liability for trespass to critical infrastructure; creating a crime for recruiting or educating individuals to trespass on or damage critical infrastructure. (See also: SF 386, SF 1378.) |
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| Public Safety | SF 515 | Senjem, D. | Eliminating the statute of limitations for certain sex offenses. |
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| Public Safety | SF 580 | Fateh, O. | Prohibiting immunity for peace officers from civil and criminal liability. |
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| Public Safety | SF 765 | Anderson, B. | Increasing penalties for certain human trafficking offenses; increasing penalties for patrons of prostitutes. |
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| Public Safety | SF 807 | Fateh, O. | Imposing duties on peace officers and law enforcement agencies regarding video and audio recordings of use of deadly force; providing for a civil remedy. |
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| Public Safety | SF 868 | Carlson, J. | Establishing the crime of child torture; imposing criminal penalties. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1197 | Bigham, K. | Prohibiting the public dissemination of information regarding a law enforcement official's home address. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1220 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Increasing penalties for creating, distributing, and possessing sexually explicit materials involving children. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1279 | Rosen, J. | Providing the same weight threshold and penalty for fentanyl as is for heroin. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1285 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Increasing penalties for obstructing traffic access to a trunk highway or airport; amending the crime of obstructing transit. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1354 | Weber, B. | Establishing State Aid For Emergencies (SAFE) account and aid program to reimburse local governments and state agencies for expenses incurred in responding to emergencies; transferring money from the general fund to the State Aid For Emergencies (SAFE) account. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1451 | Pappas, S. | Creating an affirmative defense to child pornography offenses where the defendant was under the age of 18 at the time of the offense and the sexual performance or pornographic work only depicted the defendant. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1507 | Johnson, M. | Providing that data held by law enforcement agencies regarding a person or entity that posted bail is public. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1683 | Senjem, D. | Modifying and clarifying criminal sexual conduct provisions. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1856 | Chamberlain, R. | Establishing the Clean Slate Act; providing for an automatic expungement process for certain offenders. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1924 | Abeler, J. | Requiring referrals to mental health crisis teams via the 911 system. |
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| Public Safety | SF 1989 | Kunesh, M. | Creating an office for missing and murdered indigenous relatives. |
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| Public Safety | SF 2004 | Pappas, S. | Establishing eligibility for release for individuals sentenced to life in prison for crimes committed while under the age of 18. |
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| Public Safety | SF 2138 | Fateh, O. | Repealing the prohibition on obstructing highways. |
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| Public Safety | SF 2139 | Fateh, O. | Regulating no-knock search warrants. |
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| Public Safety | SF 2378 | Fateh, O. | Repealing crime of falsely reporting police misconduct. |
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| Public Safety | SF 2381 | Osmek, D. | Prohibiting any state loan, grant, or assistance for persons convicted of offense related to protest, demonstration, rally, civil unrest, or march. |
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| Standards of Time | SF 149 | Kiffmeyer, M. | Providing for daylight saving time year-round effective upon authorization by federal law. |
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| State Disasters | SF 7 | Rosen, J. | Restricting the definition of state-declared disasters to
exclude civil unrest. |
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| State Disasters | SF 165 | Champion, B. | Establishing the PROMISE Act; creating redevelopment and relief programs; imposing a sales and use tax; requiring property tax abatement for certain properties; establishing the Civil Unrest Investigatory Commission. (See also: SF 1008, SF 1195, SF 1675, SF 2015.) |
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| State Emergencies | SF 2 | Nelson, C. | Eliminating the authority for the governor to use peacetime emergency authority to impose restrictions on schools. |
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| State Emergencies | SF 4 | Osmek, D. | Requiring legislative approval to extend the duration of a
peacetime emergency declared by the governor; limiting duration of peacetime emergency extensions. (See also: SF 1947.) |
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| State Emergencies | SF 6 | Benson, M. | Permitting the legislature to terminate any order or
rule adopted by the governor directing a response to a peacetime emergency if the emergency is continued for more than 30 days. |
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| State Emergencies | SF 359 | Mathews, A. | Authorizing inverse condemnation by a business closed by executive order due to a peacetime emergency. |
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| State Emergencies | SF 1470 | Draheim, R. | Nullifying Executive Order 20-79; prohibiting the governor from issuing modifications to landlord and tenant law. |
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| State Emergencies | SF 1657 | Anderson, B. | Prohibiting the Minnesota legislature and the governor from making laws or executive orders respecting an establishment of religion or the right of the people peaceably to assemble. |
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| State Emergencies | SF 2288 | Howe, J. | Requiring three-fifths majority approval from both legislative bodies to extend peacetime emergencies beyond 30 days. |
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| State Emergencies | SF 2356 | Koran, M. | Repealing governor's power to declare emergency; establishing a legislative emergency declaration and extension process; repealing governor's authority to adopt orders and expedited rules that have the effect of law during an emergency; protecting citizen rights. |
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| State Government | SF 65 | Cwodzinski, S. | Establishing appointment confirmation through senate inaction. |
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| State Government | SF 299 | Koran, M. | Requiring growth of executive branch agency employment to be proportionate to growth of state population. |
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| State Government | SF 554 | Eken, K. | Requiring inflation adjustments to budget forecasts. |
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| State Government | SF 646 | Marty, J. | Closing a loophole in disclosure of economic interests of public officials to include disclosure of certain independent contracting and consulting; requiring additional disclosure of lobbying and lobbyist contributions; requiring certain reports of lobbying activity; requiring disclosures of campaign contributions from lobbyists, principals, and political committees. |
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| State Government | SF 648 | Marty, J. | Providing that accepting large campaign contributions creates a conflict of interest on issues related to the contributor; imposing a civil penalty; requiring disclosure of all lobbyist contributions; increasing public subsidy payment for candidates who agree to refuse donations from specified sources. |
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| State Government | SF 847 | Kunesh, M. | Creating a commission to redesign the official state flag and the official state seal. (See also: SF 1196.) |
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| State Government | SF 1039 | Kunesh, M. | Repealing law that prohibits the Legislature and state agencies from entering into contracts with vendors that discriminate against Israel. |
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| State Government | SF 1143 | Eaton, C. | Establishing the American Indian and Indigenous Peoples Day. |
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| State Government | SF 1415 | Kunesh, M. | Establishing government-to-government relationship with Minnesota Tribal Nations. |
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| State Government | SF 1520 | Rest, A. | Establishing Autism Awareness and Acceptance Day. (See also: SF 1861.) |
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| State Government | SF 1913 | Ingebrigtsen, B. | Repatriating the statue of Columbus on the Minnesota Capitol grounds. |
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| State Government | SF 7800 | Fateh, O. | Appropriating money directed at ending systemic racism; adopting provisions that address racial injustice and systemic racism. |
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| Taxes | SF 56 | Goggin, M. | Allowing an unlimited Social Security subtraction. (See also: SF 273, SF 441, SF 558, SF 2019, SF 2091.) |
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| Taxes | SF 117 | Draheim, R. | Prohibiting an increase in property value for homesteads owned by persons 65 years of age or older. (See also: SF 713.) |
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| Taxes | SF 203 | Eichorn, J. | Providing annual tax holiday period for sales and purchases of school supplies. |
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| Taxes | SF 245 | Eichorn, J. | Providing annual tax holiday periods for sales and purchases of certain firearms and certain fishing equipment. |
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| Taxes | SF 685 | Miller, J. | Repealing the sunset of the historic structure rehabilitation credit. (See also: SF 318.) |
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| Taxes | SF 1314 | Nelson, C. | Increasing the amount of the small business investment credit and repealing the sunset. |
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| Taxes | SF 1401 | Murphy, E. | Modifying income tax rates and brackets. |
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| Taxes | SF 1436 | Marty, J. | Prohibiting the Department of Revenue from recapturing taxpayer refunds for medical debt. |
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| Taxes | SF 1945 | Dziedzic, K. | Limiting maximum amount of itemized deductions. |
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| Taxes | SF 2071 | Dibble, D. | Authorizing a temporary deferral of commercial-industrial property taxes. |
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| Taxes | SF 2344 | McEwen, J. | Providing a onetime individual income tax subtraction for certain unemployment compensation payments. |
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| Taxes | SF 2369 | Port, L. | Disallowing the itemized deduction for mortgage interest on a second home. |
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| Technology | SF 1408 | Bigham, K. | Giving various rights to consumers regarding personal data; placing obligations on certain businesses regarding consumer data; providing for enforcement by the attorney general. |
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| Telecommunications | SF 34 | Draheim, R. | Increasing the civil penalties for unlawful robocalls. |
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| Telecommunications | SF 500 | Bigham, K. | Prohibiting certain activities by Internet service providers to maintain net neutrality for Minnesota customers and those under contract to the state or political subdivisions. |
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| Telecommunications | SF 506 | Bigham, K. | Prohibiting false caller identification information; providing for criminal penalties. |
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| Tobacco | SF 1271 | Champion, B. | Prohibiting the sale or offer for sale of flavored products. |
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| Tobacco | SF 1664 | Ruud, C. | Assessing penalties for use of certain tobacco products or
electronic delivery devices in public schools. |
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| Tobacco | SF 1774 | Dziedzic, K. | Amending the definition of tobacco products to include electronic delivery devices. |
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| Transportation | SF 75 | Marty, J. | Establishing a statewide 25 cent fare for public transit; requiring a study on eliminating public transit fares. |
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| Transportation | SF 142 | Goggin, M. | Authorizing local governments to pass ordinances allowing all terrain vehicles to be driven on certain roadways or the shoulder of certain trunk highway segments located within their jurisdiction. |
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| Transportation | SF 214 | Abeler, J. | Prohibiting the use of automated driving systems. |
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| Transportation | SF 279 | Osmek, D. | Prohibiting use of state funds for operating costs of future light rail lines; prohibiting use of state funds for capital costs of light rail. (See also: SF 602.) |
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| Transportation | SF 1151 | Newman, S. | Prohibiting the use of highway user tax distribution funds or trunk highway funds for bicycle lanes or routes; prohibiting vehicle travel lanes from being converted into bicycle lanes. |
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| Transportation | SF 1161 | Dibble, D. | Classifying and regulating electric-assisted bicycles. |
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| Transportation | SF 1602 | Howe, J. | Imposing a tax on electric fuel distributed by a utility through an electric vehicle charging station at a public or private parking space. |
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| Transportation | SF 1880 | Franzen, M. | Imposing a road usage charge. |
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| Transportation | SF 1918 | Dibble, D. | Requiring the purchase of electric buses by the Metropolitan Council. |
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| Transportation | SF 1962 | Miller, J. | Appropriating money for passenger rail infrastructure. (See also: SF 1624.) |
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| Transportation | SF 2085 | Coleman, J. | Designating a segment of marked Trunk Highway 5 in Chanhassen as Prince Rogers Nelson Memorial Highway. |
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| Transportation | SF 2244 | Benson, M. | Terminating operations of the Northstar Commuter Rail service; requiring termination of all agreements and selling of all remaining assets related to Northstar Commuter Rail. |
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| Veterans | SF 986 | Hawj, F. | Expanding the definition of veteran to include individuals who served from a base in Laos in support of U.S. armed forces between 1961 and 1975. |
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| Veterans | SF 1511 | Eichorn, J. | Establishing a veterans suicide prevention and awareness day. |
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