SF 372 expands unemployment benefits for workers laid off due to unforeseen events like cybersecurity attacks, ensuring better support during temporary job losses.

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

Allows legally permitted gun owners to carry on Minnesota state fairgrounds under defined rules, including eligibility, locations, and enforcement.

Authorizes state funding and an appropriation for MSU to establish and expand a cyber range for cybersecurity training, benefiting students and Minnesota’s workforce.

Abolish the Metropolitan Council and transfer its planning, transit, water, housing, and regional development duties to other state/local entities, reshaping regional services.