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Liz Olson

Rep. Liz Olson

DFL
08A

479 State Office Building
St. Paul, MN 55155
United States

Phone number
651-296-4246
Email
rep.liz.olson@house.mn.gov
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Committees

Ways and Means - Committee Chair
Rules and Legislative Administration
Taxes
ex-officio Agriculture Finance and Policy
ex-officio Climate and Energy Finance and Policy
ex-officio Commerce Finance and Policy
ex-officio Children and Families Finance and Policy
ex-officio Economic Development Finance and Policy
ex-officio Education Finance
ex-officio Elections Finance and Policy
ex-officio Environment and Natural Resources Finance and Policy
ex-officio Health Finance and Policy
ex-officio Health Finance and Policy
ex-officio Housing Finance and Policy
ex-officio Human Services Finance
ex-officio Judiciary Finance and Civil Law
ex-officio Labor and Industry Finance and Policy
ex-officio Legacy Finance
ex-officio Public Safety Finance and Policy
ex-officio State and Local Government Finance and Policy
ex-officio Transportation Finance and Policy
ex-officio Veterans and Military Affairs Finance and Policy
ex-officio Workforce Development Finance and Policy

Truth in Advertising on Pollinator-Friendly Plants | Amendment to SF 2226

April 26, 2019
Rep. Olson voted No
House voted No
Yes = 5353 RepublicansNo = 7373 Democrats

What a no means

A “No” vote means pollinator-friendly plants must be correctly labeled and consumers are informed if plants have been exposed to pesticides that could harm pollinators.

Energy & Jobs Omnibus Bill | HF 2208

April 24, 2019
Rep. Olson voted Yes
House voted Yes
Yes = 7474 DemocratsNo = 5958 Republicans | 1 Democrat

What a yes means

A “Yes” vote supports the clean energy-related policies listed above by moving the bill into conference committee to be reconciled with the senate’s bill.

Fix the Raid on Environmental Trust Funds | HF 80

March 4, 2019
Rep. Olson voted Yes
House voted Yes
Yes = 10634 Republicans | 72 DemocratsNo = 1616 Republicans

What a yes means

A “Yes” vote means important infrastructure projects like the Andover landfill cleanup and wastewater treatment projects are financed with regular state bonds so they can move forward immediately. Also, the projects are less expensive because the state will receive lower interest rates and the integrity of the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund is protected.

No Child Left Inside | HF 133

Introduced Jan. 17, 2019
Rep. Olson, Co-Author

A bill to increase opportunities for youth outdoor education. The No Child Left Inside Grant program would establish and appropriate money for outdoor youth education.