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Capitol View®

Reporting on State Politics and Government

State Senate shelves transgender bill

A Minnesota lawmaker tried unsuccessfully today to revive a bill that tells transgender students which sports teams they can join and which locker rooms they can use.
by Tim Pugmire

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Legislative budget office bill advances

Minnesota legislative leaders pushed ahead Wednesday with their plan to establish a new budget office that would operate independently of the executive branch.
by Tim Pugmire

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Time running out on felon voting bill

Time running out on felon voting bill

Supporters of a bill that would restore the voting rights of convicted felons are growing concerned about the prospect of passing it this session.
by Tim Pugmire

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Education big winner in Dayton’s updated budget plan

Education big winner in Dayton’s updated budget plan

Most of Gov. Mark Dayton’s supplemental budget plan would go to education spending. Dayton released his proposal Tuesday, weeks after state officials announced a huge jump in the state’s projected budget surplus.
by Tom Scheck

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