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MPR News with Angela Davis
Angela Davis and Brian Bakst

Minnesota lawmakers have unfinished business

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House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, R-Crown walks out of the House Chamber Sunday, May 17, 2020 not wearing a mask, in St. Paul. All the DFL legislators choose to wear a mask on the House floor and all the Republican legislators choose not to wear masks on the floor.
Glen Stubbe | Star Tribune via AP

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The legislative process is one of the many systems that has been disrupted by the pandemic. Hearings, votes and negotiations were all made more difficult because of social distancing restrictions. The regular session of the Minnesota Legislature ended May 17 with a lot of unfinished business. A bonding bill for construction projects is still in the works and a budget deficit is looming. Some of that could be addressed in a special session that will likely happen in June.

Guest: Brian Bakst, MPR News political reporter

 

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