AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoState Government: Democrats will return to a Capitol trifecta in January, but Gov.-elect Amy Klobuchar’s pledge not to raise taxes sets up tension with lawmakers seeking new spending. Affordability and fraud prevention are early priorities, with an assault-weapons ban also expected to resurface. Data Centers: Minneapolis is moving toward sweeping rules for data centers, as the industry faces fresh scrutiny after election-day opposition to projects elsewhere. Legislative Agenda: Minnesota already spends $857 million on students at risk, and advocates are pushing for hundreds of millions more. DFL leaders are also organizing for the new session, with Sen. Nick Frentz chosen for a leadership role. Federal Politics: Klobuchar says she will appoint a temporary successor to her U.S. Senate seat, setting the stage for a special election in 2027. Election Watch: The AP has yet to call Minnesota’s 1st Congressional District race, where Republican Brad Finstad has sought a recount.
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