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January 13, 2021

Senator Karin Housley Holds Committee to Hear from Frustrated Minnesota Seniors—Urges Governor to Change Vaccination Plans

Today, Senator Karin Housley (R-Stillwater), Chair of the Senate’s Committee on Aging and Long-Term Care, held a hearing for public testimony regarding the State’s current vaccination plan for seniors 65 and older. “The testimony we…

January 13, 2021

Senator Kiffmeyer Legislative Update Week 2

Friends and neighbors, We have all been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through work, school, business, or just about any other aspect of life, I know we have been working hard to piece together any…

January 13, 2021

Senate President Jeremy Miller sends letter to Gov. Walz encouraging collaboration and cooperation

Attachment: Sen. Miller’s letter to Gov. Walz. (St. Paul) -- Minnesota Senate President Jeremy Miller (R-Winona) hand-delivered a letter to Gov. Tim Walz’s office asking the governor to use the new legislative session as an…

January 13, 2021

Senator Kiffmeyer fights for local businesses to receive county-distributed relief

In Minnesota, we know that every business is essential to the people that work there. With the COVID-19 pandemic, the Senate has been fighting to keep small businesses running by providing relief for this vital…

January 12, 2021

Senator Miller legislative update: Encouraging Gov. Walz to work together with the House and Senate

Greetings from the Capitol, It’s no secret that 2020 was a difficult year. The COVID pandemic disrupted our lives. If that wasn’t enough, our country remains divided after an incredibly divisive election cycle. Now we…

January 11, 2021

Senator Newman introduces bill to require photo identification when voting

Senator Scott Newman (R-Hutchinson) has once again introduced a bill that would require Minnesotans to present a valid photo identification for in-person and absentee voting. The bill establishes a new voter identification card free-of-charge to…

January 11, 2021

Gazelka statement on threats to elected officials and state capitols

(ST. PAUL, MN) – Senator Gazelka released the following statement: “Today we learned threats against the Governor last week led to an evacuation of the Governor’s residence. We also learned there are threats targeting state capitols…

January 11, 2021

Senator Mark Koran's 1.8.21 Legislative Update

Greetings Senate District 32 Constituents I want to take a moment to share information about recent developments at the capitol and some exciting news from the past few weeks. On Tuesday, December 1, Minnesota Management and…

January 11, 2021

Sen. Rarick 1.8.21 Legislative Update

Hello Neighbor, I am back in St. Paul for the start of the new legislative session. Although our Senate offices and the Capitol are not currently open to the public, I am available for meetings…

January 11, 2021

Sen. Weber's 1.8.21 Legislative Update

Happy New Year! Happy New Year Senate District 22. May the New Year bring you happiness, peace, and prosperity. Wishing you and your loved ones a brighter 2021! Oath of Office and the First Days of…

January 11, 2021

Senator Dave Senjem's E-Newsletter Update for January 8, 2021

January 8, 2021Dear Friends Happy New Year!Happy New Year Senate District 25! As we start the legislative year, I am wishing you and your family joy and happiness in the year ahead.Oath of Office and…

January 7, 2021

Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen issues statement responding to D.C. Protests

(ST. PAUL, MN) Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen (R-Alexandria) released the following statement in response to Washington, D.C. protests breaking into the United States Capitol: “As guided by our constitution, Americans have a right to protest, but…

January 7, 2021

Senator Mark Koran issues statement responding to D.C. Protests

(ST. PAUL, MN) Senator Mark Koran (R-North Branch) released the following statement in response to Washington, D.C. protests breaking into the United States Capitol: “The behavior witnessed in Washington, D.C. yesterday should never be encouraged…

January 7, 2021

Senator Jeremy Miller once again selected president of the Minnesota State Senate

Members of the Minnesota State Senate on Thursday voted to elect Senator Jeremy Miller (R-Winona) to once again serve as the president of the Minnesota Senate. The president of the Senate is the presiding officer…

January 7, 2021

Senator Howe: The Constitution Allows for Peaceful Protest, but Rioting at the Federal Capitol is Unacceptable

Senator Jeff Howe (R-Rockville) today released the following statement in response to the events that took place at the Federal Capitol: “I support the right to protest, but I vehemently disagree with violence, destruction, and…

January 7, 2021

Senator Kiffmeyer: a peaceful transition of power is paramount to a democratic republic of law

Senator Mary Kiffmeyer (R-Big Lake) today released the following statement in response to Washington, D.C. protests breaking into the United States Capitol: "A peaceful transition of power is paramount to a democratic republic rule of…

January 7, 2021

Senator Anderson responds to Governor Walz's loosening of restrictions

Senator Anderson responds to Governor Walz’s loosening of restrictions (ST. PAUL, MN) – Governor Walz announced Wednesday that he will be loosening the restrictions he put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. Although this…

January 7, 2021

Senator Westrom responds to Governor Walz's loosening of restrictions

Senator Westrom responds to Governor Walz’s loosening of restrictions (ST. PAUL, MN) – Governor Walz announced Wednesday that he will be loosening his latest restrictions from November 2020 he put in place for COVID-19. The loosened…

January 7, 2021

Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen takes Oath of Office as the legislature begins the first day of the 2021-2022 Legislative Session

(St. Paul, MN) Minnesota’s 2021 Legislative Session officially began January 5 with Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen (R-Alexandria) and 66 other State Senators swearing-into office during a ceremony at the State Capitol. “As we kick off the 2021…

January 7, 2021

Senator Karin Housley Holds Committee to Hear from Frustrated Minnesota Seniors—Urges Governor to Change Vaccination Plans

Senator Kiffmeyer Legislative Update Week 2

Senate President Jeremy Miller sends letter to Gov. Walz encouraging collaboration and cooperation

Senator Kiffmeyer fights for local businesses to receive county-distributed relief

Senator Miller legislative update: Encouraging Gov. Walz to work together with the House and Senate

Senator Newman introduces bill to require photo identification when voting

Gazelka statement on threats to elected officials and state capitols

Senator Mark Koran's 1.8.21 Legislative Update

Sen. Rarick 1.8.21 Legislative Update

Sen. Weber's 1.8.21 Legislative Update

Senator Dave Senjem's E-Newsletter Update for January 8, 2021

Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen issues statement responding to D.C. Protests

Senator Mark Koran issues statement responding to D.C. Protests

Senator Jeremy Miller once again selected president of the Minnesota State Senate

Senator Howe: The Constitution Allows for Peaceful Protest, but Rioting at the Federal Capitol is Unacceptable

Senator Kiffmeyer: a peaceful transition of power is paramount to a democratic republic of law

Senator Anderson responds to Governor Walz's loosening of restrictions

Senator Westrom responds to Governor Walz's loosening of restrictions

Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen takes Oath of Office as the legislature begins the first day of the 2021-2022 Legislative Session

Senator Bill Ingebrigtsen responds to Governor Walz’s revised restrictions

Jasinski: No changes to e-pulltabs

Senate approves significant investments for some of Minnesota’s most vulnerable communities

Senator Dahms, Senate GOP expose billion in Democrat tax hikes

Senator Dahms: Dangerous policies in Democrats' Public Safety budget bill

Senator Bahr: Democrats’ Public Safety budget bill is a ‘Get Out of Jail Free’ card for criminals

Senate Democrats’ Higher Education budget fails to solve rising tuition, declining enrollment, and campus safety

Senate Democrats’ Higher Education budget fails to solve rising tuition, declining enrollment, and campus safety

Kreun Bill Funding Hwy 65 Safety Improvements Heard in Transportation Committee

Nelson presents bills to fund Highway 14/44 interchange

Senator Mathews blasts Democrats’ Public Safety budget bill as a ‘Get Out of Jail Free’ card for criminals