Will there again be 67 members of the DFL and Republican parties in the 2027-2028 legislative biennium? Will one side of the aisle be in the majority?
Hopefully, we’ll know the answer to those principal questions after Tuesday’s election results are known.
Myriad questions abound about who, what and when as the incoming majority party — or both — begins to get the House in order before members convene on Jan. 12, 2027.
While timelines are fluid, be assured that nonpartisan House Public Information Services aims to provide updated information on the House website, via our free Session Daily newsletter (sign up here), and our @MNHouseInfo social media channels.
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The meat raffle prize increase has been added to the omnibus commerce policy bill.
But families whose health insurance cover...
What started as a bill to provide additional funding for 17 independent locally programmed and managed radio stations across the state has blossomed in the final days of th...
In the final weeks of the legislative session, House members not seeking re-election to the body have taken a turn at gaveling in a floor session.
It’s an opportunity to loo...
Like students sliding homework onto the teacher’s desk just as the bell rings, lawmakers wrapped up their higher education conference committee Friday with two minutes to spare....
Thursday was the day when the always-simmering debate over guns boiled over in the House.
While Wednesday night’s announcement of a budget agreement made headlines for ...
With the legislative session well into its own version of finals week, the higher education conference committee made significant progress Thursday.
Members reviewing House ...
The conference committee report on the omnibus commerce policy bill is ready to go.
But when the vote on the report will take place is unknown.
Among the bill’s provisio...
A conference committee on forecast adjustments met quickly Thursday to approve a report with little discussion.
“All the things in here are no cost and are important,” said ...
It may have taken until four days remain in the Legislative session, but legislators now know what budget targets they must reach to make the math work on the last bills of the ...
In the final weeks of the legislative session, House members not seeking re-election to the body have taken a turn at gaveling in a floor session.
It’s an opportunity to loo...
Rep. Ron Kresha (R-Little Falls) was ready to end the session March 25, making the motion to adjourn sine die. But not enough of his colleagues shared that sentiment, defeating ...