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December 18, 2020

Senator Mathews statement on MPCA announcement that they will officially adopt California-style clean car emissions rules

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency today announced that they will move to adopt California-style clean car emissions standards. Senator Andrew Mathews (R-Princeton) issued the following statement: “This is bad policy being implemented the wrong way:…

December 18, 2020

Senator Newman statement on overwhelming constituent feedback: ‘people are angrier, more frustrated, more upset, and more desperate than I can ever remember’

Senator Scott Newman (R-Hutchinson) today issued the following statement regarding the overwhelming volume of constituent feedback he has received recently about the governor’s shutdown order. “I have received a lot of emails during my time…

December 18, 2020

Senator Rosen’ Latest News from the Capitol: Covid relief, a new budget forecast, and more!

The Latest News from the Capitol: Covid relief, a new budget forecast, and more! By: Senator Julie Rosen This is the time of year when the capitol starts teeming with activity in preparation for the…

December 18, 2020

Covid relief package not enough for hospitality industry and MN small businesses

Covid relief package not enough for hospitality industry and MN small businesses By: Senator John Jasinski By now, you’re well aware of what is at stake for the hospitality industry. They have been walking on…

December 18, 2020

Sen. Julie Rosen receives CGMC Rural Leadership Award

State Sen. Julie Rosen has been honored with the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities’ Rural Leadership Award for her efforts to help advance CGMC priorities and other issues that are important to Greater Minnesota communities…

December 18, 2020

State Senator Limmer Responds to Vandalism of ‘Black Lives Matters’ Banners on Washington DC churches

“As the Chairman of the Minnesota Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee, I condemn the acts of vandalism and destruction of Black Lives Matter banners that were posted outside of historically Black churches, recently in…

December 17, 2020

Senator Mathews calls for the immediate reinstatement of the liquor license for Neighbors on the Rum in Princeton

Minnesota State Senator Andrew Mathews (R-Big Lake) today called on Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington to immediately reinstate the liquor license for Neighbors on the Rum, a restaurant located in Princeton. Sen. Mathews issued…

December 17, 2020

Sen. Miller update: Thoughts on Governor Walz’s announcement about schools and business restrictions

Greetings from the district, On December 16, Governor Walz announced updates to his November executive order placing restrictions on certain businesses and activities — including bars, restaurants, gyms, and youth sports — as well as…

December 17, 2020

Senator Limmer applauds bipartisan Covid emergency relief package

Friends and neighbors, This week the legislature overwhelmingly approved a $216 million emergency Covid relief bill. Gov. Walz signed the bill on Wednesday, so local businesses affected by Gov. Tim Walz’s most recent shutdown order…

December 16, 2020

Senator Nelson statement on Gov Walz decision to begin reopening elementary schools

Senator Carla Nelson (R-Rochester) today issued the following statement in response to Gov. Walz’s announcement that school districts can begin reopening for elementary-aged students on January 18. “The governor’s decision to finally allow local school…

December 16, 2020

Senator Kiffmeyer statement on Gov. Walz’s latest business restrictions

Friends and neighbors, Today Gov. Tim Walz announced a new round of restrictions on Minnesota businesses. Part of his announcement included a phased-in opening of schools for elementary students only, as well as slightly relaxed…

December 16, 2020

Incoming Education Chair Senator Chamberlain statement on Gov. Walz’s announcement regarding elementary schools

Incoming Senate Education Committee Chairman Roger Chamberlain (R-Lino Lakes) issued the following statement in response to Gov. Walz’s announcement regarding the phased-in opening of schools for elementary-aged students: “The science and data are clear: kids…

December 16, 2020

Senator Mathews statement on MPCA announcement that they will officially adopt California-style clean car emissions rules

Senator Newman statement on overwhelming constituent feedback: ‘people are angrier, more frustrated, more upset, and more desperate than I can ever remember’

Senator Rosen’ Latest News from the Capitol: Covid relief, a new budget forecast, and more!

Covid relief package not enough for hospitality industry and MN small businesses

Sen. Julie Rosen receives CGMC Rural Leadership Award

State Senator Limmer Responds to Vandalism of ‘Black Lives Matters’ Banners on Washington DC churches

Senator Mathews calls for the immediate reinstatement of the liquor license for Neighbors on the Rum in Princeton

Sen. Miller update: Thoughts on Governor Walz’s announcement about schools and business restrictions

Senator Limmer applauds bipartisan Covid emergency relief package

Senator Nelson statement on Gov Walz decision to begin reopening elementary schools

Senator Kiffmeyer statement on Gov. Walz’s latest business restrictions

Incoming Education Chair Senator Chamberlain statement on Gov. Walz’s announcement regarding elementary schools

Statement from Majority Leader Gazelka

Rep. Fabian, Rep. Kiel, & Sen. Johnson: bipartisan Covid emergency relief a temporary lifeline

Senator Bruce Anderson statement on Gov. Walz’s emergency powers

Senator Eichorn votes, again, to end Gov. Walz’s emergency powers to encourage cooperation with legislature

Senator Jasinski applauds bipartisan Covid emergency relief package

Senator Nelson celebrates passage of bipartisan Covid emergency relief package, unemployment insurance extension

Senator Draheim applauds bipartisan Covid emergency relief package

Senator Rarick applauds bipartisan Covid emergency relief package