Minnesota lawmakers are back at the Capitol for the 2023 session and working on several bills.

Lawmakers must adjourn the session by May 22, 2023.

5 EYEWITNESS NEWS is following some of the major bills introduced at the Capitol during the 2023 session. Track their progress throughout the session with our Minnesota Legislative Tracker below. Find more political coverage here.

TOPICBILL NUMBERSTATUS IN HOUSESTATUS IN SENATESIGNED INTO LAW?
Abortion – Reproductive health rightsHF 1 / SF 1PASSEDPASSEDYES
Abortion – Repeal regulationsHF 91 / SF 70In committeeIn committeeNO
Abortion — Legal protectionsHF 366 / SF 165PASSEDPASSEDYES
Driver’s licenses for allHF 4 / SF 27PASSEDPASSEDYES
Federal tax conformityHF 31 / SF 25PASSEDPASSEDYES
Hair discrimination (CROWN Act)HF 37 / SF 44PASSEDPASSEDYES
Recreational marijuanaHF 100 / SF 73PASSEDPASSEDYES
Elections – Pre-registration for 16+HF 3 / SF 3PASSEDPASSEDYES
Elections – Restored voting rightsHF 28 / SF 26PASSEDPASSEDYES
Conversion therapy banHF 16 / SF 23PASSEDPASSEDYES
Public safety – Increased sentencesHF 216 / SF 853In committeeIn committeeNO
Public safety – Violent crime teamHF 25 / SF 524PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Public safety – Catalytic converter requirementsHF 30 / SF 5PASSEDPASSEDYES
Public safety – GPS tracking of stolen vehiclesHF 686 / SF 2734PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Schools – Free lunch for allHF 5 / SF 123PASSEDPASSEDYES
Schools/Guns – Dangerous situations trainingHF 256In committeeNot yet introducedNO
Paid family & medical leaveHF 2 / SF 2PASSEDPASSEDYES
Guns – Red flag lawHF 15 / SF 1117PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Guns – Background checks for private salesHF 14 / SF 1116PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Guns – Safe storage requiredHF 396 / SF 916In committeeIn committeeNO
Guns – Lost/stolen reporting requirementHF 601 / SF 606In committeeIn committeeNO
Equality amendment proposalHF 173 / SF 37In committeePASSEDNO
Attorney General’s Office fundingHF 29 / SF 33PASSEDPASSEDYES
Earned sick and safe timeHF 19 / SF 34PASSEDPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Climate – 2040 renewable energy goalHF 7 / SF 4PASSEDPASSEDYES
Unemployment insurance benefits extended for minersHF 27 / SF 40PASSEDPASSEDYES
Eviction pause during rental assistanceHF 602 / SF 554In committeeIn committeeNO
Juneteenth holidayHF 48 / SF 13PASSEDPASSEDYES
Carjacking crime createdHF 478 / SF 514PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
POST Board background sharingHF 823 / SF 426PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
POST Board misconduct investigation sharingHF 822 / SF 427PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Commission to redesign the state flag and sealHF 274 / SF 386PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Emergency funding for food shelvesHF 213 / SF 71PASSEDPASSEDYES
MinnesotaCare public optionHF 96 / SF 49PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Met Council members electedHF 2092 / SF 1624In committeeIn committeeNO
Sports betting allowedHF 2000 / SF 1949In committeeIn committeeNO
Ticket fee transparencyHF 1989 / SF 2003In committeeIn committeeNO
Change major party status requirementsHF 2802 / SF 1827PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Medical assistance reimbursement for home care nursingHF 2087 / SF 1830In committeeIn committeeNO
Metro Transit safetyHF 2045 / SF 2506In committeeIn committeeNO
Prohibition of price gouging during emergenciesHF 6 / SF 6PASSEDPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Require automakers to offer anti-theft devices on vehiclesHF 1100 / SF 2692In committeeIn committeeNO
Rideshare driver protectionsHF 2369 / SF 2319PASSEDPASSEDVETOED
Capital improvement bonding billHF 669 / SF 676PASSEDPASSEDYES
Capital improvement spending billHF 670 / SF 677PASSEDPASSEDYES
Changing officials’ right to be reinstated in public jobSF 2766Not yet introducedIn committeeNO
Naming highway in Prince’s honorHF 717 / SF 279PASSEDPASSEDYES
Ban on no-knock warrantsHF 2290 / SF 2259PASSED IN OMNIBUSPASSED IN OMNIBUSYES
Transgender refuge stateHF 146 / SF 63PASSEDPASSEDYES