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In the 2023 legislative session, the DFL majority banned so-called “conversion therapy.” MN Senator Mark Koran discusses the implications of the legislation.

Following the 2023 legislative session, MN Senator Mark Koran discusses school resource officers.

In the 2023 legislative session, the DFL majority legalized recreational marijuana use. MN Senator Mark Koran discusses the implications of the legislation.

In the 2023 legislative session, the DFL majority passed two gun control bills, including a red-flag law and universal background checks.

Democrats returned to St. Paul in January with a $17.5 billion surplus and total control of state government, which hinges on their one-seat majority in the Senate that was decided by just a few hundred votes. One dissenting voice would have been enough to derail their entire agenda. Instead, swing-district senators were reliable green votes on every major piece of legislation. Sen. Mark Koran talks about the attorney general and what this person in our state does.

Minnesota Senator Mark Koran discusses Minnesota school legislation passed in the 2023 session.

Sen. Mark Koran discusses raises for legislators.

Sen. Mark Koran discusses drivers licenses for all.

Sen. Mark Koran discusses the Democracy Protection Package.

Democrats returned to St. Paul in January with a $17.5 billion surplus and total control of state government, which hinges on their one-seat majority in the Senate that was decided by just a few hundred votes. One dissenting voice would have been enough to derail their entire agenda. Instead, swing-district senators were reliable green votes on every major piece of legislation. Sen. Mark Koran talks about the paid family and medical leave bill and its impact on our economy.

Democrats returned to St. Paul in January with a $17.5 billion surplus and total control of state government, which hinges on their one-seat majority in the Senate that was decided by just a few hundred votes. One dissenting voice would have been enough to derail their entire agenda. Instead, swing-district senators were reliable green votes on every major piece of legislation. In just four months, the DFL majority establisheda “fundamental right” to abortion through all nine months of pregnancy. Sen. Mark Koran, District 28, discusses the impact.