May 3, 2014
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28:25Now PlayingThe legislature recently passed a new law aiding community chili cook-offs, and the bill sponsor, Senator Carrie Ruud, R-Breezy Point, joins Julie to explain what has changed.
The Minnnesota Senate created a new committee, the Select Committee on Disparities and Opportunities. Co-chair of the panel, Senator Bobby Joe Champion, DFL-Mpls., explains the impetus for the new bipartisan panel and its goals.
Several state representatives have decided not to seek reelection. One of the longest serving house members, Rep. Thomas Huntley, reflects on his time at the State Capitol.
Finally, Governor Mark Dayton delivered his fourth State of the State Address. Julie highlights the speech and comments from leaders of both political caucuses.
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