(passed) Pro-Act (HF1/SF1) – Establishes legal language to make Reproductive Health a “fundamental right” for all individuals.  This is NOT an inalienable or God-Given right; rather this langue reflects Humanism and subjective morality

HF 91/SF 70 will repeal pro-life laws, including the "Born Alive Act" that protects babies from being left alone to die after botched abortions.

HF 289/SF 336 will get rid of the "positive alternatives program," which has provided women who don't want to have an abortion with resources and support for their pregnancy and newborn. This is a Walz administration priority.  

HF 366/SF 165, which makes Minnesota an abortion sanctuary state for abortionists who break laws in other states.

HF 174/SF 662, which would allow Planned Parenthood to become the preferred provider of sex ed information.  

HF1930/SF1813 – Patient assisted suicide.

H.F. 1170 would increase medical assistance reimbursement rates solely for abortion and abortion-related services.  

HF/SF1827 – increased major party status from 5-10 of vote in statewide elections (further entrenching a 2 party system)

(passed) HF4 – Driver’s License for illegal Immigrants  

HF3/SF3 – Voter registration provisions modified; absentee voting provisions modified; voting instructions and sample ballot required to be multilingual and interpreters required to be provided; intimidation, deceptive practices, and interference with registration and voting regulated; campaign finance provisions modified; express advocacy definition expanded; penalties provided; reports required; and money appropriated.

-        Register at 16

-        Permanent absentee voter

-        Automatic voter reg. with DL

-        Multilingual ballots

-     Penalizes Political Speach 

HF1374/SF1427 - Democracy Dollar coupon program enacted, political contribution refund program repealed, and rulemaking authorized. – Digitalizes PCR funds

HF1270/SF – Voter registration provisions modified; absentee voting provisions modified; voting instructions, sample ballots, and election judges required to be multilingual in certain situations; intimidation, deceptive practices, and interference with voter registration and voting regulated; campaign finance provisions modified; Democracy Dollar coupon program established; political contribution refund program repealed; definition of express advocacy expanded; penalties provided; and reports required.

HF913/SF990 - Automatic voter registration system provided. (similar to HF 477)

HF642/SF538 - Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote enacted.

HF558 - Elections; early voting provided, and money appropriated.

(passed) HF 28/SF26 (Similar Bill HF 541) -. Right to vote restored to individuals convicted of a felony upon completion of any term of incarceration imposed and executed by a court for the offense, and money appropriated.

HF110/SF389 - Individuals at least 16 years of age permitted to preregister to vote.

HF95/SF611 - State Canvassing Board required to declare candidates duly elected who received highest number of votes for each federal and state office.

** Constitutional Amendment**

HF 146 – SF 63 - sanctuary state for Gender fluidity

Out-of-state haven for minor gender hormones & sex change

[This bill creates a haven for a parent/guardian to bring a child to Minnesota for “gender affirming” care including puberty blockers and sex change procedures, regardless of the other parent’s wishes or court ordered protections from another state – no extradition, no parental rights.]

HF 174 – SF 662

Comprehensive Sex Ed mandate (Information on CPL website from 2019)

HF 320 – SF 619

Authorizes state SEL standards and establishes Ethnic Studies

HF 16 – SF 23

Prohibits talk therapy for gender issues for minors

HF 951 (no Senate file yet)

Same as HF16

HF1269 – SF1311

Ethnic Studies and (Home School issues were repealed!)

HF 367 – SF 610

Removes vaccine exemptions in child care facilities and family child care providers

HF 8 – SF56

State grants to schools for student “comprehensive” health services. Over $200M appropriated.

HF 173 – SF 37

Constitutional amendment for equal rights for LGBTQ+

HF 407 (no Senate file yet)

Same as HF173

HF 353 – SF 76

Parents’ Bill of Rights

HF 242 (no Senate file yet)

Constitutional amendment extends state authority over nonpublic schools (“achievement standards for all children,”) transfers authority for education from the legislature to the “state.” [Information on CPL website from 2019) – The page amendment! – Draz explains more! https://youtu.be/d8CGA1QH4LY

HF 905 – SF 836

Allows minors age 16 or older to consent to gender health services without parental consent

HF 426 – F 311

Prohibits boys in girls’ private facilities; prohibits girls in boys’ private facilities

HF 432 (no Senate file yet)

Increases penalties for dealing in child porn

HF 549 – SF 734

Parental curriculum review and consent for sexual education curriculum

SF 933 (no House file yet)

Prohibits minors at drag performances

SF476 - Climate justice instruction for school districts and charter schools requirement

(Passed) Black Out Bill (HF7/SF4) – 100% energy from wind and solar and some hydro by 2040

HF 1715/SF1849 – no gas powered lawn equipment sold in MN by 2025

HF49/SF315 – Affirmative Action mandated to utility companies

HF 637/SF466 - environmental justice areas identified, increased restrictions for permits

HF 673/SF1252 - requiring reporting for air toxics emissions; requiring

rulemaking to regulate

HF1900 - A permanent environment and natural resources trust fund added to the MN state Constitution.

HF2170 - Establishment of global warming impact standards required for construction materials 

HF14/SF116 – universal background checks

HF15/SF1117 – Red Flag Gun Confiscation orders

HF396/SF916 – Storage of firearms and ammunition required, locking devices required to be included in each firearm transfer and criminal penalties imposed

HF 601/SF606 – Lost and stolen firearms required to be reported t law enforcement, violation results in misdemeanor charge

SF1723 – banning possession of large capacity ammunition magazines.  Prohibiting open carry of firearms, requiring firearms to be registered, liability insurance and licensed

HF2/SF2 – up to 24 weeks combined sick or family leave.

HF 685 – illegal to rent a single family home

HF 100/SF73 – 300 pg cannabis bill – over regulation! – all about the money!

HF 5/SF123 – Free School Lunches for all

HF 19/SF34 - Earned sick and safe time provided, Ninth Judicial District court judge added, report required, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.

HF1960/SF2001 – adding cyber attack to a list of reasons the gov. can enact emergency powers.

SF2031 – allows local gov. to control rent through local ordinances.

SF2045 – Funding mechanism establishment for a long-term care access fund in the state treasury