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Michael V. Nelson

Rep. Michael V. Nelson

DFL
40A

585 State Office Building
100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55155-1298
United States

Phone number
651-296-3751
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Committees
Government Operations
Ways and Means
State Government Finance Division
Transportation Finance & Policy Division

Banning Toxic Trichloroethylene | HF 3376

May 13, 2020
Rep. Nelson voted Yes
House voted Yes
Yes = 11742 Republicans | 75 DemocratsNo = 1717 Republicans

What a yes means

A “yes” vote means industrial use of trichloroethylene in Minnesota is banned by June 1, 2022.

Energy Efficiency Updates | HF4502

May 11, 2020
Rep. Nelson voted Yes
House voted Yes
Yes = 795 Republicans | 74 DemocratsNo = 5554 Republicans | 1 Democrat

What a yes means

A “Yes” vote means Minnesota existing energy efficiency programs would be enhanced to support new technologies and consumer choices while providing more jobs in the energy efficiency sector.

Funding for State Conservation Agencies & Special Conservation Projects | SF7

May 24, 2019
Rep. Nelson voted Yes
House voted Yes
Yes = 8410 Republicans | 74 DemocratsNo = 4343 Republicans

What a yes means

A "Yes" vote means - the Omnibus Bill passes and the state’s environmental and natural resource agencies are funded and programs like "No Child Left Inside," "Lawns to Legumes," the AIS watercraft surcharge and the School Trust lands are created and improved.

Flame Retardant Ban | HF 359

May 16, 2019
Rep. Nelson voted Yes
House voted Yes
Yes = 12551 Republicans | 74 DemocratsNo = 55 Republicans

What a yes means

A “Yes” vote on HF 359 would add more items like mattresses to the list of products that are forbidden from containing harmful flame-retardant chemicals.