Earlier this month, the 2019 legislative session began and Republicans in the House and Senate rolled out their session priorities.

Senate leaders shared their plans to address our state's mental health crisis, reduce regulations harming our state's child care system, decrease the cost of health care while increase choices, simplify our confusing and out of compliance tax system, and eliminate the rampant fraud, waste, and abuse we are seeing on a nearly daily basis.

In the House, Republicans are ready to continue to fight for Minnesotans and their successful policies from the last four years that have led to lower unemployment, investments in our state's infrastructure and an incredible $1.5 billion surplus after years of Republican restraint and responsible spending.