Voting Records

A "yes" vote passes SF 20, agencies and programs like the DNR, MPCA are funded, and initiatives like banning PFAS in food packaging and increasing protections for gar are implemented.

A "no" vote rejects the amendment and maintains funding for the Pollution Control Agency while allowing the agency to continue implementing Clean Cars Minnesota rulemaking. 

A "yes" vote passes HF 6, and steps are made towards securing Minnesota’s transition to clean energy.

A "yes" vote allows for the appropriation of constitutionally dedicated conservation funding.

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 "no" vote rejects the decision of the Speaker and consideration of the amendment continues, allowing a motion to prohibit the MPCA from adopting Clean Cars rules.

A "yes" vote passes House SF 959 off of the House floor, advancing the bill toward comparison and consideration with its Senate equivalent through a conference committee.

A "yes" vote passes House SF 972 which makes progress toward limiting Minnesota's greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to a clean energy future. This then advances the bill toward comparison and consideration with its Senate comparison through a Conference Committee.