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Heading to Special Session in Slow Motion

  • Minnesota lawmakers ended the 2025 regular legislative session late Monday but did not approve key budget bills, including those for K-12 education and health care.
  • A narrow partisan split and disputes over policies like ending state-funded health coverage for undocumented adults prevented final budget approval before the midnight deadline.
  • The Legislature passed a human services policy bill, but major sections such as education and health bills, which account for around two-thirds of spending, remain incomplete.
  • Republican Rep. Bjorn Olson emphasized that those requiring health care will receive it, while DFL House Leader Melissa Hortman indicated that the soonest a special session might begin is Thursday or Friday.
  • Lawmakers expect a special session later this week to complete the $66 billion budget and avoid a government shutdown starting July 1, with layoff notices planned if no deal occurs by June 1.
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Southernminn.com broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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