THE POLICY LANDSCAPE
Rights, restrictions & the places between.
Sources retrieved
Legislation
The project's tracker of Anti-LGBTQ+ bills, 2022 to 2026, with their status and action histories from LegiScan.
Bill data comes from LegiScan, licensed CC BY 4.0, and is used here in modified form. Each bill is listed once, in the year the tracker records it.
13 bills
| Bill | Title | Stage reported | Latest action |
|---|---|---|---|
| MN HF1086 | Education; participation in athletic teams provided. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF1903 | Drag performances classified as adult entertainment, and location restrictions of an adult entertainment establishment expanded. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF3022 | Student welfare and parental awareness in education provided. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF3264 | Criminal penalties provided for health care practitioners who perform or cause to be performed specified practices on a minor under certain conditions. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF426 | Student physical privacy provided. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF551 | Female sports team participation restricted to female sex. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF3032 | Parental Rights Awareness Act | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF311 | Student physical privacy establishment | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF3272 | Gender dysphoria treatments for minors prohibition | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF3280 | PROM (Protect Reproductive Organs of Minors) Act | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF724 | Participation in athletic teams provision | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF933 | Drag performances as adult entertainment classification; location restrictions on adult entertainment establishment | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF934 | Male student participation in female athletics restriction; male access to female changing facilities restriction; criminal establishment | Introduced | Latest action: |
A stage is where the bill stood in its legislature, as LegiScan reports it. Passing one or both chambers does not make a bill law, and a law is not always enforceable: see the policy areas and the court sources they cite. “Passed / adopted” follows LegiScan's status and can include resolutions. A session's adjournment does not by itself show that a bill failed.