A “No” vote would mean rejecting the formal naming of Minnesota’s community solar garden program, and declining to recognize leadership associated with the state’s clean energy expansion efforts.
A “Yes” vote means permanently authorizing the use of crossbows during Minnesota’s designated hunting and fishing seasons by removing the current 2026 expiration date, while continuing to expand accessibility to outdoor recreation for hunters and anglers across the state.
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 rejecting regulations for data centers in Minnesota that would help protect ratepayers and water resources, leaving many of our state’s natural resources at greater risk from potentially rapid data center development, and threatening the state’s 100% carbon-free energy goal.
