Minnesota House of Representatives

The Minnesota House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the state's legislative branch, responsible for creating laws, passing budgets, and representing the interests of Minnesota residents. Comprising 134 members elected every two years, it works alongside the Minnesota Senate to shape state policy. Members are elected from districts based on population distribution. The House plays a key role in proposing and debating legislation, and its decisions influence education, health, infrastructure, and other public issues. It operates within a framework of checks and balances, collaborating with the Senate and the governor to govern effectively.