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.
10 bills
| Bill | Title | Stage reported | Latest action |
|---|---|---|---|
| MN HF3926 | Minnesota Human Rights Act changes made. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF4109 | Human rights law provided, and civil penalties and other remedies provided. | Passed / adopted | Latest action: |
| MN HF4503 | Eligible institution requirements modified for postsecondary enrollment options. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN HF5128 | Minnesota Women's Bill of Rights created, and terms of all statutes and rules defined. | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF3848 | Minnesota Human Rights Act modification | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF4017 | Interscholastic athletic team designation based on the sex of the participants; certain health care providers prohibited from engaging in conduct relating to g… | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF4374 | Licensed professionals joining or supporting hate or extremist groups or criminal ganga prohibition and revocation, suspension, or denial of a professional lic… | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF4616 | Postsecondary enrollment options eligible institutions requirements modifications | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF5144 | Biological definition of male and female establishment | Introduced | Latest action: |
| MN SF5466 | Minnesota Women's Bill of Rights | 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.