Minnesota Senate · 2025 First Special Session
SF 1: Omnibus Higher Education policy and appropriations
Passage · June 9, 2025 · Yeas 36, nays 31 · Party-line vote
How each party voted
Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy voted yea.
Bill
- Bill
- SF 1
- Motion
- Passage
- Date
- June 9, 2025
- Session
- 2025 First Special Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 36, nays 31
- Result
- Passed, as the official record marks it
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The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (36)
- Jim Abeler R-35
- Liz Boldon D-25
- Jim Carlson D-52
- Bobby Joe Champion D-59
- Doron Clark D-60
- Steve Cwodzinski D-49
- Scott Dibble D-61
- Omar Fateh D-62
- Nick Frentz D-18
- Heather Gustafson D-36
- Grant Hauschild D-3
- Foung Hawj D-67
- John Hoffman D-34
- Ann Johnson Stewart D-45
- Matt Klein D-53
- Mary Kunesh D-39
- Rob Kupec D-4
- Ron Latz D-46
- Alice Mann D-50
- John Marty D-40
- Erin Maye Quade D-56
- Jen McEwen D-8
- Nicole Mitchell D-47
- Zaynab Mohamed D-63
- Erin Murphy D-64
- Clare Oumou Verbeten D-66
- Sandy Pappas D-65
- Susan Pha D-38
- Lindsey Port D-55
- Aric Putnam D-14
- Jason Rarick R-11
- Ann Rest D-43
- Judy Seeberger D-41
- Bonnie Westlin D-42
- Melissa Wiklund D-51
- Tou Xiong D-44
Nay (31)
- Bruce Anderson R-29
- Cal Bahr R-31
- Julia Coleman R-48
- Gary Dahms R-15
- Gene Dornink R-23
- Rich Draheim R-22
- Steve Drazkowski R-20
- Zach Duckworth R-57
- Rob Farnsworth R-7
- Steve Green R-2
- Glenn Gruenhagen R-17
- Keri Heintzeman R-6
- Karin Housley R-33
- Jeff Howe R-13
- John Jasinski R-19
- Mark Johnson R-1
- Mark Koran R-28
- Michael Kreun R-32
- Andrew Lang R-16
- Bill Lieske R-58
- Warren Limmer R-37
- Eric Lucero R-30
- Andrew Mathews R-27
- Jeremy Miller R-26
- Carla Nelson R-24
- Eric Pratt R-54
- Jordan Rasmusson R-9
- Paul Utke R-5
- Bill Weber R-21
- Nathan Wesenberg R-10
- Torrey Westrom R-12