Minnesota Senate

The Minnesota Senate is the upper chamber of the state’s legislative branch, responsible for creating laws, approving the state budget, and working on policies affecting Minnesotans. It consists of 67 senators elected every four years. Senate members represent specific districts across Minnesota. They work alongside the Minnesota House of Representatives to debate and pass legislation. The Senate also confirms appointments made by the governor and plays a key role in state governance. Its decisions influence many aspects of life in Minnesota, from education and healthcare to transportation and environment.