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JANUARY 12, 2027: Convening of the Ninety-Fifth Session of the Minnesota Legislature
Tuesday, January 12 2027 1/12/2027 12:00 PM
Watch: Live Event
Convening of the Ninety-Fifth Session of the Minnesota Legislature.
Bill Introductions: HF5156-HF5162
2027 Legislative Session
The 2027 legislative session is scheduled to begin Jan. 12, 2027. It must conclude by May 17, 2027.
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