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Meet the House at the Great Minnesota Get-Together

You can find the Minnesota House booth inside the Education Building during this year's Minnesota State Fair Aug. 21-Sept. 1. (House Photography file photo)

Fairgoers are invited to weigh in on hot political topics and meet with legislators during their visit to the House of Representatives’ booth at the 2025 Minnesota State Fair.

Located in the Education Building, the booth highlight is the informal, unscientific House opinion poll. Nearly 8,000 votes were cast last year.

This year, fairgoers can let their opinions be known on a dozen issues, including:

  • school starting before Labor Day;
  • undocumented immigrants accessing state programs;
  • firearms in the State Capitol;
  • a projected state budget deficit;
  • free fishing licenses; and
  • higher taxes for the wealthiest Minnesotans.

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Recent Dailies

House passes human services budget bill proposing deep cuts
Rep. Joe Schomacker, co-chair of the House Human Services Finance and Policy Committee, introduces the omnibus human services finance bill on the House Floor May 5. (Photo by Michele Jokinen) The human services budget is taking the biggest hit this session. With the second largest budget in state government and a looming deficit on the horizon, human services was...
House passes $2.3 billion ‘lights-on’ omnibus environmental budget bill
A substantial language swap to the omnibus environmental budget bill means a minimal House position moving forward. The House passed HF2439/SF2077* 129-5 Monday four da...
House passes amended cannabis policy bill, returns it to Senate
The House quickly gave its OK for the omnibus cannabis policy bill with little debate Monday. The bill would mostly make technical changes to the state’s cannabis laws, but ...
Fraud committee eyes stricter rules for monitoring state-funded grants
The House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Policy Committee meets May 5 to discuss Medicaid fraud and informational hearings on HF2891 and HF3043. (Photo by Andrew VonBank) There’s been plenty of talk this session about how fraud regarding state funds is occurring, preventative and reactive agency response, and potential solutions. A pair of so...
Week in Review: April 28-May 2
The Capitol dome is framed by the arm of an excavator during a Building Trades Rally for Jobs April 30. (Photo by Michele Jokinen) House members stayed busy with floor sessions this week as the clock ticks down to the constitutional deadline to adjourn on May 19. This week, the House passed its omnibus ...
House OKs local government policy bill
After a short debate Thursday, a wide-ranging omnibus local government policy bill that would make changes to many policy provisions that impact local governments in Minnesota w...
Fraud prevention, whistleblower protection included in state government policy bill that clears House
Going after fraudulent behavior through withholding payments, adding whistleblower protection and honoring the giant beaver are all aspects of the omnibus state government polic...
Compromise bill funding state government, elections passes off House Floor
Rep. Ginny Klevorn, co-chair of the House State Government Finance and Policy Committee, introduces the omnibus state government finance and elections bill on the House Floor May 1. (Photo by Michele Jokinen) Votes were plentiful Thursday for the omnibus state government finance and elections bill. Passed 113-21 by the House Thursday, HF2783/SF3045*, as amended largely to include...
House passes increased requirements for repeat DWI offenders
(House Photography file photo) If you’re arrested for driving while impaired — especially if it’s happened more than once — getting back behind the wheel could soon prove more difficult. Sponsored by Rep....
House passes overdose education bill with bipartisan support
(House Photography file photo) Minnesota students attending a Changemakers Forum in November 2024 identified overdose prevention education as their top legislative priority. Rep. Nolan West (R-Blaine) was...

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Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, husband killed in attack
House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman (DFL-Brooklyn Park) and her husband, Mark, were fatally shot in their home early Saturday morning. Gov. Tim Walz announced the news dur...
Lawmakers deliver budget bills to governor's desk in one-day special session
About that talk of needing all 21 hours left in a legislative day to complete a special session? House members were more than up to the challenge Monday. Beginning at 10 a.m...