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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Republican legislative leaders made a fresh push Wednesday for ending Democratic Gov. Tim Walz’s reliance on emergency powers to manage the COVID-19 pandemic, while state health officials reported continued progress on vaccinations and other key measures.
Rep. Barb Haley, of Red Wing, and Sen. Jeff Howe, of Rockville, touted a bill that they said would preserve Walz’s ability to procure and distribute vaccines, and to obtain federal aid, while restoring the normal balance of power between the governor and Legislature.
But the two lawmakers joined by Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, of East Gull Lake, and House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, of Crown said they got a cold reception late last week when they presented Walz with their proposal, which they said is based on Alaska’s “off-ramp” for ending its emergency declaration.
Minnesota Republicans still pushing to end Walz s emergency powers
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Minnesota Republicans are looking to Alaska for what s next in the debate over emergency powers, which governors have tapped to respond to the pandemic.
GOP legislators crafted a proposal last week based on Alaska s off-ramp for the pandemic state of emergency, allowing Gov. Tim Walz to tap federal aid while rolling out COVID-19 testing and vaccination programs. But the bill would otherwise terminate the state of emergency that has been ongoing for 15 months. From vaccination rates to falling cases and hospitalizations, the emergency is over and it is time for the governor to acknowledge that fact, said Rep. Barb Haley, R-Red Wing.