Explore Minnesota state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 58 Minnesota state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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The Senate is considering a new bill to update the "call before you dig" rules. It would require utility companies to send a digital confirmation message to prove they have checked for underground pipes and wires before construction crews start digging.
Here is the simple version: "The state is changing how it manages and spends the money saved for schools. Because this would require changing the state’s constitution, it needs a formal vote, and the House of Representatives is currently debating it."
This is a "cleanup" bill. It fixes small typos, confusing wording, and minor mistakes in existing laws without changing what those laws actually do. It is currently waiting for a vote in the Senate.
The Senate is currently deciding whether to approve funding for safety and security projects.
The Senate is currently working on one big, all-in-one bill that changes many different rules about marijuana at the same time.
The Senate is working on a bill to provide extra money for social and human services programs (like health and disability support).
Health occupations; licensing and scope of practice modified for acupuncture and herbal medicine practice, athletic training, mortuary science, social work, dentistry practice, marriage and family therapy, pharmacy practice, physical therapists, and advanced practice registered nurses; registration established for massage therapists and Asian bodywork therapists; licensure established for music therapists; unlicensed practice provisions modified; advisory councils established; civil penalties; reports required; fees imposed; and money appropriated.. Currently in House.
This bill covers how the state government runs and how it spends its money. It is currently being debated in the House.
This bill is currently being discussed in the House. It proposes three main changes: * **Better Reading Rules:** It updates state laws regarding how reading is taught. * **Better Teacher Training:** Future teachers will be required to get hands-on experience teaching children how to read. * **Diplomas for Veterans:** It creates a way for veterans who didn’t finish school to earn their high school diploma. The government will still need to write the specific rules to put these changes into effect.
The House of Representatives is currently debating a "bonding bill." This is a plan to borrow money to pay for major public projects, such as building or fixing schools, roads, parks, and other state-owned buildings. The bill also includes rules on how that money should be managed, updates to existing spending programs, and a requirement to track and report on how the money is used. It hasn't passed yet.
The Senate is currently looking at a big, combined bill that would provide money to protect nature, look after public parks, and take care of our wildlife and public lands.
The House of Representatives is currently working on a new set of rules for businesses and trade.
