Sen. Nathan Wesenberg

A “No” vote means rejecting $700 million in investment in clean water and infrastructure across Minnesota, including funding for important programs to help cities and towns build and maintain drinking water and wastewater systems.

A “No” vote means not funding the Department of Commerce and the Public Utilities Commission and withholding investments in many clean energy programs across the state. 

A "No" vote means rejecting the recommendations of the Clean Water Council and Outdoor Heritage Council to fund projects protecting Minnesota’s land, water, and environment, and withholds $777 million in investment across the state previously approved by Minnesota voters through the Legacy Act.

A “No” vote means no updates to our current permitting rules for energy projects which would slow our clean energy transition, and not funding for contaminated water remediation projects.