SF 3286 aims to protect intellectual freedom in public colleges and universities by setting campus standards and safeguarding students and staff from retaliation.

Establishes two MHFA programs: down payment assistance for manufactured homes and park cooperative purchases, funded by appropriation to boost affordability and resident ownership.

SF 231 amendment tightens prior authorizations: faster URO responses, annual reviews to drop unnecessary approvals, a pilot exempting providers, plus reporting and oversight.

SF 2696 would allow certain candidates, their representatives, and political parties to observe absentee ballot boards, boosting transparency and confidence in processing.

SF 3379 establishes formal Minnesota computer science standards to guide K-12 curricula, teacher training, and assessments, expanding CS access for students.