Sen. Melissa H. Wiklund

Democrat · Minnesota District 51 · Senate · MN

Voting record

Participation: shows up to vote 100% of the time.
Bipartisanship: votes with the opposing party's majority 89.3% of the time.
Alignment with the district's political lean: 95.3%.

Recent votes by Sen. Melissa H. Wiklund

Voted Yea on Creates inspector general office with funding — Office of the Inspector General creation and appropriation
Voted Yea 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 Yea on Shields court attendees from debt collection arrests — Civil arrests prohibition for persons attending court proceedings
Voted Yea on Names Ramsey County highway for Master Sergeant Amor — Local highway designations provided, and portion of Ramsey County State-Aid Highway 96 designated as "Master Sergeant Nicole Amor Memorial Highway".
Voted Nay on Minnesota environment fund gets new money — Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund
Voted Yea on Increases chief justice security and reallots judicial funding — Omnibus Firearms Bill
Voted Yea on Creates supplemental insurance for short-term home care — Supplemental health insurance product establishment to cover short-term home health and nursing care
Voted Yea on Sets rules for state park license plate contests — State park license plate contest requirements added.
Voted Yea on Minnesota updates state and local government rules — Omnibus State and Local Government policy bill
Voted Yea on Updates Minnesota condo and HOA property laws — Minnesota Common Interest Ownership Act technical and conforming changes
Voted Yea on Minnesota toughens penalties for coercion crimes — Enhanced criminal penalty provided for violations of coercion crime.
Voted Yea on Standardizes firearm restrictions after criminal convictions — Uniform procedure established for imposition, implementation, and oversight of firearm restrictions resulting from certain criminal convictions and judicial orders.
Voted Yea on Strengthens Safe at Home privacy protections — Safe at Home program; protections, remedies, and various provisions provided and modified; and criminal penalties established.
Voted Yea on Clarifies utility billing rules for departing renters — Vacating tenants submetered utility service final billing provision and payment of rent by tenants provisions modifications

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