Voting Records

A “yes” vote means funding created to allow critical infrastructure projects to move forward.

A "no" vote means the MPCA continues to have authority to propose clean car standards.

A "yes" vote means the habitat projects recommended by the legislative-citizen council receive Outdoor Heritage Funds and may move forward.

A "yes" vote means funds from the Renewable Development account are allocated to four clean energy projects.

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

A "yes" vote means Minnesota's existing energy efficiency programs would be enhanced to support new technologies and consumer choices while providing more jobs in the energy efficiency sector.

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.

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.