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Leaders say compromise was key in taking Minnesota budget deal across the finish line

Leaders say compromise was key in taking Minnesota budget deal across the finish line
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Why Minn lawmakers will go to overtime

Why a divided Minnesota legislature needs an overtime session Minnesota s politically divided state legislature will blow through a deadline for passing a balanced budget, with too many unresolved fiscal and policy disputes Author: John Croman Updated: 10:05 PM CDT May 14, 2021 ST PAUL, Minn There s a growing consensus that Minnesota lawmakers won t be able to get a budget passed before the session ends Monday. They ll need to meet in a special session, most likely during June, to wrap up their work and thereby avoid a state government shutdown in July. The State Capitol s Big 3 - Gov. Tim Walz, Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka and Democratic House Speaker Melissa Hortman - continued to hold private negotiations behind closed doors in hopes of crafting overall budget targets.

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Where big issues stand at the Minnesota Legislature

Where big issues stand at the Minnesota Legislature The divided Legislature has just a few weeks to pass a two-year state budget and try to strike a deal on other key policy issues. Text size Copy shortlink: Minnesota s divided Legislature is entering the final stretch. After a busy winter of remote hearings on bills, lawmakers are now racing toward a May 17 deadline to strike a deal on a more than $50 billion two-year state budget and a handful of other tax and policy issues. If they don t, the Republican-controlled Senate and DFL House will have to head into an overtime session.

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