State Legislature of Minnesota

The Minnesota State Legislature is the state's lawmaking body, consisting of two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Together, they create, amend, and pass laws affecting Minnesotans. Members are elected by residents of specific districts, with the House having 134 members and the Senate 67. The Legislature meets annually to discuss issues, allocate budgets, and set policies. Its decisions influence everything from education and healthcare to transportation and public safety, serving as a key component of Minnesota’s democratic governance.