Sen. Calvin K. Bahr

Republican · Minnesota District 31 · Senate · MN

Voting record

Participation: shows up to vote 100% of the time.
Bipartisanship: votes with the opposing party's majority 64.3% of the time.
Alignment with the district's political lean: 94.2%.

Recent votes by Sen. Calvin K. Bahr

Voted Nay on Classifies thermal energy networks as public infrastructure — Thermal energy network plans establishment and Thermal energy networks designation as public improvements and waterworks
Voted Yea on Modifies building code administration procedures — 2026 recommendations adoption of the Workers' Compensation Advisory Council
Voted Nay on Shields court attendees from debt collection arrests — Civil arrests prohibition for persons attending court proceedings
Voted Yea on Minnesota environment fund gets new money — Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund
Voted Nay on Minnesota governance rules for three local entities — Hennepin County medical examiner selection procedures modified, Independent School District No. 535, Rochester school board procedure modified, and economic interest disclosure required for park district board candidates.
Voted Nay on Creates supplemental insurance for short-term home care — Supplemental health insurance product establishment to cover short-term home health and nursing care
Voted Nay on Sets rules for state park license plate contests — State park license plate contest requirements added.
Voted Nay on Minnesota updates state and local government rules — Omnibus State and Local Government policy bill
Voted Yea on Bans prediction market betting and tightens gambling licenses — Certain wagers and other activities regarding prediction markets prohibition provision and certain criminal convictions disqualifying for receiving a lawful gambling license provision
Voted Yea on Streamlines water discharge notification rules — Notice requirements for water discharges modified.
Voted Yea on Judiciary policy changes under consideration — Judiciary policy bill.
Voted Yea on Minnesota telephone company regulation and reporting rules — Various provisions governing telephone company regulation, facilities and property, pricing plans, service classification, and reporting requirements.
Voted Nay on Increases chief justice security and reallots judicial funding — Omnibus Firearms Bill
Voted Nay on Expands housing agency investment authorities in Minnesota — Housing and redevelopment agencies utilizing certain long-term equity investment authority authorization and qualifying government investment types modifications
Voted Yea on Minnesota updates commerce and consumer rules — Omnibus Commerce and Consumer Protection policy bill

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