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2024 - Governor Tim Walz - No Vetoes

 

2023 - Governor Tim Walz

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 1 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 1 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
93rd Legislature	65	HF2369	SF2319	5/25/2023	Transportation network company driver protections established, civil action provided, and criminal penalties provided.	Full	No attempt

 

2022 - Governor Tim Walz - No Vetoes

 

2021 - Governor Tim Walz - No Vetoes

 

2020 - Governor Tim Walz - No Vetoes

 

2019 - Governor Tim Walz - No Vetoes

 

2018 - Governor Mark Dayton

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 15 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 1 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 16 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 16 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
90th Legislature	214	HF4425	SF4021	5/30/2018	Omnibus bonding bill. Line Item: Pages 99-100, lines 99.19- 100.5: "Appropriation; Analyzing costs and ratepayer impacts 99.20 of Water Quality Regulations. (a) $500,000 in fiscal year 2020 and $500,000 in fiscal year 2021 are appropriated from the general fund to the commissioner of administration for a grant to any higher education institution to review water quality regulations and national pollutant discharge elimination system permits.	Line (1)	No attempt
90th Legislature	212	SF799	HF943	5/23/2018	A bill which seeks to remove certain provisions from the omnibus supplemental budget bill: opioid epidemic response advisory council and the opiate epidemic response account creation; modifying certain payment rates; appropriating money.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	210	HF3422	SF3170	5/30/2018	Wild rice water quality standards modified, wild rice work group established, report required, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	206	HF3463	SF3250	5/30/2018	Motor vehicle titling and registration provisions modified, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	205	HF947	SF945	5/23/2018	Omnibus school aid and tax bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	201	SF3656	HF4099	5/23/2018	Omnibus supplemental budget bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	197	SF3463	HF3693	5/30/2018	Liability and joint and severable liability for trespass to critical infrastructure establishment; recruiting or educating individuals to trespass on or damage critical infrastructure crime establishment.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	196	SF2809	HF3273	5/30/2018	Metropolitan council governance modification and transportation advisory board elimination; transportation technical advisory committee establishment.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	190	HF4133	SF3536	5/21/2018	Omnibus agriculture policy bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	187	HF3759	SF3510	5/19/2018	Pipeline construction and routing authorized.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	178	HF2835	SF3836	5/19/2018	A bill related to public safety: deputy registrars reimbursement funding provided, and money appropriated.	Full	Attempted
90th Legislature	172	HF4385	SF3982	5/17/2018	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	150	HF390	SF676	5/19/2018	Penalties for obstructing trunk highway, airport, or transit traffic increased.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	147	HF2940	SF2637	5/19/2018	Legislative approval required for water pollution fees.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	142	SF2849	HF3194	5/16/2018	A bill requiring physicians to allow the viewing of ultrasound imaging prior to an abortion.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	126	HF3280	SF2983	5/9/2018	Wild rice water findings established and listing authorized, application of water quality standards nullified and restricted, report required, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt

 

2017 - Governor Mark Dayton

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 18 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 2 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 19 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 20 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
90th Legislature, 2017 1st Special Session	SS Chap 4	SF1		5/30/2017	Omnibus state government appropriations bill. Note - On July 19, 2017 Ramsey County Judge John Guthmann struck down Governor Mark Dayton's veto of the state House and Senate budgets. Governor Dayton appealed that decision. A Minnesota Supreme Court order on September 8, 2017 required the Governor and the Legislature to select a mediator to assist in resolving the issues regarding the governor's line item vetoes. On September 12, 2017, retired Hennepin County Judge Rick Solum was selected as mediator. After two days of discussions, the mediator declared that the parties had reached an impasse and ended the mediation on September 22, 2017. In a 5-1 decision issued November 16, 2017, the Minnesota Supreme Court upheld Governor Dayton's line-item veto of the Legislature's operating budget, overturning the lower court decision that deemed Dayton's action unconstitutional. Line Item: Page 2, line 24: Subd. 2 Senate, $32,299,000 the first year and $32,105,000 the second year. Line Item: Page 2, line 25: Subd. 3 House of Representatives, $32,383,000 the first year and $32,383,000 the second year.	Line (2)	No attempt
90th Legislature, 2017 1st Special Session	SS Chap 2	SF3	HF4	5/30/2017	A bill relating to labor standards and pensions that would preempt local governments' ability to set wage and benefit levels higher than state law.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	78	HF985	SF1196	5/23/2017	Duty owed by owners of real property to trespassers specified.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	73	HF140	SF4	5/18/2017	Teacher licensing system restructured, Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board established, all teacher licensing and support personnel licensing and credentialing authority transferred to the Professional Educator Licensing & Standards Board.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	66	HF4	SF2255	5/15/2017	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	65	SF2214	HF2477	5/15/2017	Omnibus higher education appropriations and policy bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	64	SF1937	HF2209	5/15/2017	Omnibus jobs, commerce, energy, labor and industry, and employment and economic development appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	63	SF803	HF896	5/15/2017	Omnibus judiciary and public safety appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	62	HF861	SF1060	5/15/2017	Omnibus transportation finance bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	49	HF330	SF201	5/15/2017	Interim ordinance relating to housing required at least two-thirds vote of a quorum, and public hearing after ten-day notice required before imposing an interim ordinance related to housing.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	45	SF800	HF945	5/12/2017	Omnibus health and human services finance bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	44	SF605	HF691	5/12/2017	Omnibus state government appropriations bill; omnibus veterans and military affairs appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	43	HF890	SF718	5/12/2017	Omnibus E-12 education finance bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	42	HF888	SF723	5/12/2017	Omnibus environment and natural resources finance bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	41	SF780	HF895	5/12/2017	Omnibus agriculture and housing appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	33	HF812	SF704	5/10/2017	Abortion performing facility licensure required, licensing fee required, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	31	HF809	SF702	5/10/2017	Abortion funding from state-sponsored health programs limited.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	27	SF1113	HF1390	5/5/2017	County law library transfer of money to county for construction costs authorization.	Full	No attempt
90th Legislature	8	HF234	SF141	3/20/2017	Public Utilities Commission regulation of municipal electric utilities and rural electric cooperatives amended.	Full	No attempt

 

2016 - Governor Mark Dayton

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 2 Pocket Vetoes: 1 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 7 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 9 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
89th Legislature	188	HF848	SF826	6/21/2016	Pocket Veto Omnibus tax bill	Full	No attempt
89th Legislature	186	SF2963	HF2993	5/31/2016	Environment and natural resources trust fund appropriation, certain fund money use requirements establishment and University of Minnesota reimbursement procedures creation; Legislature-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources provisions modifications. - 7 Line Items	Line (7)	No attempt
89th Legislature	177	SF588	HF659	5/31/2016	Omnibus state retirement bill.	Full	No attempt

 

2015 - Governor Mark Dayton

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 3 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
89th Legislature	80	HF1437		5/23/2015	Omnibus jobs, housing, economic development and energy appropriations.	Full	No attempt
89th Legislature	79	HF846	SF1764	5/23/2015	Omnibus agriculture, environment and natural resources appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
89th Legislature	72	HF844	SF811	5/21/2015	Omnibus K-12 education policy and finance bill. Note - Governor Dayton issued his veto letter on May 19, before receiving the bill, but did not actually veto the bill until May 21.	Full	No attempt

 

2014 - Governor Mark Dayton

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 1 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 2 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
88th Legislature	303	SF2642	HF2829	5/30/2014	A bill for an act relating to gambling; making clarifying, conforming, and technical changes; and modifying games, prizes, and regulatory provisions; state lottery director prohibited form offering casino-style games.	Full	No attempt
88th Legislature	293	SF1770	HF2167	5/28/2014	Data practices act privatization application clarification to parties contracting with a government entity (the Timberjay bill). Line Item: Page 1, lines 1.15-1.17: Receipts credited to the account are appropriated to the legislative auditor for the purpose of oversight relating to security of data stored and transmitted by state systems.	Line (1)	No attempt

 

2013 - Governor Mark Dayton

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 0 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 2 Lines Vetoed: 3 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
88th Legislature	137	HF1183	SF1051	5/23/2013	Omnibus Legacy bill. Line Item: Page 16, lines 16.3-16.9: $3,000,000 for aquatic invasive species grants to tribal and local governments with a delegation agreement under Minnesota Statutes, section 84D.1 05, subdivision 2, paragraph (g), for education, inspection, and decontamination activities at public water access, and other sites. Line Item: Pages 13-14, lines 13.33-14.2: $6,300,000 in the first year to the Metropolitan Council for grants to restore and enhance wetlands, prairies, forests, and habitat for fish, game, and wildlife in the metropolitan regional parks system.	Line (2)	No attempt
88th Legislature	99	SF1236	HF1692	5/24/2013	Omnibus higher education appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 5, line 5.29: A $750,000 item of appropriation in FY 14 and a $750,000 item of appropriation in FY15 for Teach for America.	Line (1)	No attempt

 

2012 - Governor Mark Dayton

Governor Dayton vetoed Chapter 167 on April 9, 2012. The accompanying letter acknowledged that his veto of the proposed constitutional amendment was a symbolic act and will not prohibit the question from appearing on the ballot.
Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 32 Pocket Vetoes: 2 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 32 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 32 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
87th Legislature	297	HF322	SF1402	5/24/2012	Pocket Veto Parenting time presumption increased.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	296	HF247	SF872	5/14/2012	Pocket Veto Omnibus tax bill; state and local government finance provisions changed relating to income and corporate, property, sales and use, mineral, and miscellaneous taxes; and other provisions changed relating to local development, estate taxes, and homestead market value cleanup; and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	291	SF1755	HF1977	5/9/2012	Collective bargaining offers public data establishment; memorandum of understanding submission to the legislative coordinating commission (LCC) establishment; state employees unpaid leave option to avoid layoffs establishment.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	285	HF2337	SF1972	5/4/2012	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	284	SF1717	HF2087	5/7/2012	Modifying the State Building Code, and amending Minnesota Statutes related to licensing and independent contractors.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	281	SF1656	HF1847	5/4/2012	High school academic standards and graduation requirements cyclical revision legislative authorization requirement.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	276	HF8	SF32	5/3/2012	Unified personal health premium accounts permitted.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	275	HF203	SF261	5/3/2012	Legislative approval of rules modified.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	274	HF1870	SF1690	5/3/2012	School districts allowed to base unrequested leave of absence and discharge and demotion decisions on teacher evaluation outcomes. (LIFO)	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	265	HF2821	SF2424	5/2/2012	House of representatives district boundaries adjusted within senate districts 39 and 49, and obsolete district descriptions repealed.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	261	HF1134	SF877	4/30/2012	An act relating to annuity products regulation.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	256	SF1933	HF2339	4/30/2012	Health Care Compact.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	252	HF2341	SF1912	4/30/2012	Abortion; prescribing physicians required to be physically present when abortion-inducing drugs are administered.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	245	HF1974	SF2078	4/27/2012	Contract terms continuance not allowed after expiration of a collective bargaining agreement	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	243	SF1694	HF1774	4/28/2012	Fireworks manufacture, sale and use regulations modifications.	Full	Attempted
87th Legislature	233	SF1921	HF2340	4/26/2012	Abortion facility licensure requirements.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	221	HF1976	SF1842	4/24/2012	Federal E-Verify program use by state appointing authorities required.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	214	HF1812	SF1846	4/23/2012	Department of Administration permitted to contract for waste-hauling without determining whether state employees are able to do the work.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	213	SF247	HF371	4/23/2012	Public employees insurance program (PEIP) local government employees participation or withdrawal approval requirements; service cooperative health insurance refund regulation	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	191	SF2183	HF2596	4/20/2012	Education commissioner unadopted rules enforcement prohibition.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	190	HF1766	SF1630	4/20/2012	Child care assistance fund payments modified.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	168	SF1236	HF1418	4/9/2012	Innocent Successor Asbestos-Related Liability Fairness Act.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	158	SF2014	HF2404	4/5/2012	Metropolitan council member terms of service change to staggered terms and members removal provisions.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	154	HF2083	SF2492	4/5/2012	Omnibus K-12 bill	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	140	HF545	SF1600	3/29/2012	State budget document required to include federal contingency planning.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	133	HF1560	SF993	3/20/2012	Office of Administrative Hearings disposition of contested case hearings provided.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	129	SF134	HF212	3/8/2012	Public employee definition modification	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	126	HF1467	SF1357	3/5/2012	Firearms; public official authority to disarm individuals at any time clarified and delimited, law clarified on use of force in defense of home and person, Minnesota's self-defense and defense of home laws codified and extended.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	121	SF530	HF770	2/10/2012	Civil action verdicts, awards, and judgments interest computation modification.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	120	SF429	HF747	2/10/2012	Attorney fees awards determining factor establishment.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	119	SF373	HF654	2/10/2012	Limitation period for civil actions reduction.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	118	SF149	HF211	2/10/2012	Omnibus torts bill.	Full	No attempt

 

2011 - Governor Mark Dayton

Governor Dayton vetoed Chapter 88 on May 25, 2011. The accompanying letter acknowledged that his veto of the proposed constitutional amendment was a symbolic act and will not prohibit the question from appearing on the ballot.
Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 23 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 23 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 23 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
87th Legislature	114	HF1381	SF1167	5/31/2011	Prekindergarten through grade 12 education policy provided, including general education, education excellence, special programs, facilities and technology, student transportation, and early childhood education.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	111	SF943	HF984	5/27/2011	Omnibus game and fish bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	101	HF264	SF160	5/27/2011	Personal Responsibility in Food Consumption Act; actions against persons for weight gain as a result of consuming certain foods prohibited.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	96	HF72	SF86	5/27/2011	Carbon dioxide emissions by utilities ban removed.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	94	HF988		5/27/2011	Public defender representation provision modified.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	73	HF562	SF406	5/25/2011	Manufactured home parks water and sewer charges regulated, and air admittances valve prohibition repealed.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	69	SF509	HF210	5/26/2011	Omnibus voter photo identification finance bill; The 21st Century Voting Act	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	59	HF936	SF649	5/25/2011	Abortions at or after 20 weeks postfertilization age prohibited unless exceptions apply, and civil and criminal penalties provided.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	56	HF201	SF103	5/25/2011	Abortion funding limited for state-sponsored health programs.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	50	HF1101		5/24/2011	Omnibus higher education finance bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	49	HF1140	SF898	5/24/2011	Omnibus transportation finance bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	47	HF460	SF297	5/25/2011	Sprinkler requirements prohibited in single-family dwellings, and licensee offer of option to install fire sprinklers required before entering into a written contract.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	46	HF1010	SF1003	5/24/2011	Omnibus environment, energy, and natural resources finance bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	45	SF170	HF183	5/25/2011	Teacher candidates basic skills exam pass requirement.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	42	HF934		5/24/2011	Omnibus education finance bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	41	SF760	HF927	5/24/2011	Omnibus health and human services finance bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	40	SF1047	HF577	5/24/2011	Omnibus state government, military affairs and veterans affairs appropriations; Minnesota Sunset Act.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	39	SF887	HF1049	5/24/2011	Omnibus jobs, economic development and housing appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	38	HF42	SF27	5/24/2011	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	37	SF958	HF440	5/24/2011	Omnibus public safety and judiciary finance bill.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	36	HF1426	SF1246	5/19/2011	Congressional districting plan for use in 2012 and thereafter.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	35	HF1425	SF1248	5/19/2011	Legislative districting plan for use in 2012 and thereafter.	Full	No attempt
87th Legislature	1	HF130	SF60	2/10/2011	A bill to reduce appropriations and payments for fiscal years 2011 to 2013.	Full	No attempt

 

2010 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 18 Pocket Vetoes: 5 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 5 Lines Vetoed: 61 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 23 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 79 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
86th Legislature	398	HF2227	SF1880	5/27/2010	Pocket Veto Commission on Service Innovation established, Minnovation Council established, innovation and redesign grants authorized, home rule charter commission provided for certain counties, Task Force for Policy Innovation and Research established.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	390	SF2900	HF3124	5/25/2010	Pocket Veto Omnibus natural resources policy bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	389	HF3729	SF3327	5/27/2010	Omnibus tax bill. Line Item: Page 154, lines 154.30 - 154.34: $100,000 to Chisago County for development of a carbon neutral industrial park. Line Item: Page 155, lines 155.1 - 155.6: $100,000 to the city of Princeton for engineering and preliminary design for a biomass facility and industrial park improvements for renewable energy development. Line Item: Page 155, lines 155.7 - 155.10: $100,000 to the Commissioner of Revenue to be used for facility and parking improvements at the revenue department facility in Ely.	Line (3)	No attempt
86th Legislature	387	SF2469	HF3117	5/25/2010	Pocket Veto Motor carrier transportation contracts indemnity provision prohibition.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	386	SF251	HF127	5/25/2010	Pocket Veto Motor vehicle definition clarification.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	381	SF560	HF891	5/27/2010	Pocket Veto Criminal records expungement law provisions expansion and modifications.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	367	SF3145	HF2757	5/18/2010	Controlled substance mixture definition modification; controlled substance possession offenses modifications.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	362	HF2624	SF2462	5/15/2010	Legislative-citizen commission on Minnesota resources (LCCMR) funding appropriations. Line Item: Page 17, lines 13-19: $143,000 appropriation for the Analysis of Options for Minnesota's Energy Independence.	Line (1)	No attempt
86th Legislature	361	SF3275	HF3702	5/17/2010	Omnibus environment, energy and natural resources policy and finance bill. Line Item: Page 100, lines 100.29 - 100.30: This section allows the PUC to assess up to $800,000 per year for supplemental staffing. The words "and appropriated to the commission" have been vetoed. Line Item: Page 108, lines 108.11 - 108.19: $90,000 to the Commissioner of Commerce for transfer to the city of Minneapolis for a grant to an organization with experience in energy conservation and energy planning. Line Item: Page 37, lines 37.14 - 37.18: $100,000 appropriation in fiscal year 2011 from the clean water fund to the Board of Water and Soil Resources for the purpose of establishing a micro-grants pilot program to engage citizen volunteers.	Line (3)	No attempt
86th Legislature	360	HF2614	SF2337	5/13/2010	Omnibus health and human services bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	355	SF341	HF454	5/15/2010	Wrongful death actions by domestic partners authorization; right to control deceased persons remains expansion to domestic partners (Final Wishes).	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	353	SF3019	HF3571	5/15/2010	Publicly owned nursing facilities rate increase; local share of nonfederal medical assistance costs responsibility requirement.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	347	SF2510	HF2781	5/15/2010	Omnibus employment and economic development policy bill. Line Item: Page 154, lines 154.7 - 154.8: Appropriation of 2.706 cents per ton to the Virginia Regional Medical Center. Line Item: Page 23, lines 23.10 - 23.13: $2 million for a grant to the Mountain Iron Economic Development Authority for renewable energy projects.	Line (2)	No attempt
86th Legislature	345	SF271	HF1531	5/15/2010	State employees additional whistleblower protection; classified employees expectations as nonpartisan resources to all decision makers.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	341	HF2634	SF2185	5/13/2010	A bill extending current groundwater usage restrictions in Mt. Simon-Hinckley aquifer.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	340	HF2037	SF1556	5/11/2010	Omnibus budget balancing bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	335	SF2790	HF3382	5/13/2010	Juvenile records provisions modifications; expungement of juvenile records authorization; chemical use screen of juvenile offenders requirement; juvenile collateral sanctions table revisor of statutes publishing requirement.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	322	SF915	HF866	5/10/2010	A bill creating a statewide school employee health insurance pool.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	312	HF3327	SF2594	5/11/2010	A bill exempting employee reporting requirements of city-owned and county-owned hospitals.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	291	SF2226	HF2510	5/10/2010	Coercion against potential political candidates prohibition.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	284	HF3164	SF2822	4/30/2010	Minnesota state colleges and universities (MnSCU) credits transfer regulation.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	189	HF2700	SF2360	3/14/2010	Omnibus capital investments, bonding and appropriations. - 52 Line Items	Line (52)	No attempt
86th Legislature	182	SF2168	HF2680	2/18/2010	General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC) program and MinnesotaCare provisions modifications.	Full	Attempted

 

2009 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 22 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 8 Lines Vetoed: 28 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 30 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 50 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
86th Legislature	179	HF2323	SF2074	5/21/2009	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	172	HF1231	SF1651	5/22/2009	Omnibus cultural and outdoor resources finance bill. Line Item: Page 33, lines 33.14 - 33.31, $200,000 appropriation for grants to the Star Lake Board.	Line (1)	No attempt
86th Legislature	166	SF97	HF292	5/22/2009	Medical use of marijuana.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	164	SF971	HF1198	5/23/2009	School harassment, bullying, intimidation, hazing and violence policy clarification.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	162	SF1331	HF1351	5/22/2009	Omnibus elections provision bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	154	HF354	SF340	5/22/2009	Mortgage foreclosure proceedings on homestead property mediation provided prior to commencement, homestead-lender mediation account created.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	151	HF928	SF1455	5/22/2009	Omnibus transit and transportation policy bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	143	SF1012	HF2049	5/22/2009	Environment and natural resources appropriations Line Item: Page 10, lines 10.21 - 10.33, $275,000 appropriation for endocrine disruptor research. Line Item: Pages 14 and 15, lines 14.29 - 15.2, $143,000 appropriation to analyze options to decarbonize Minnesota's electrical power system.	Line (2)	No attempt
86th Legislature	140	HF362	SF362	5/21/2009	Homeowner notice requirements modified.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	136	HF211	SF170	5/21/2009	Statutory housing warranties recovery for breaches regulated.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	135	HF925	SF1368	5/22/2009	Dissemination and calculation of the state unemployment rate regulated, and use of funds authorized.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	133	HF1053	SF660	5/21/2009	A bill relating to elections; public officials required to provide additional data to the secretary of state for use in maintaining the voter registration system and automatic voter registration of applicants for a driver's license.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	127	SF489	HF528	5/21/2009	Reverse mortgage provisions modifications.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	121	SF477	HF569	5/21/2009	Paint stewardship pilot program; used architectural paint collection and processing.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	116	SF763	HF545	5/20/2009	A bill related to elections; civil rights restoration notice requirements.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	112	HF330	SF264	5/20/2009	Homeowners provided with a longer period within which to notify contractors of construction defects.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	104	HF412	SF470	5/19/2009	Home owner warranty claims statute of repose adjusted.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	103	HF239	SF6	5/19/2009	Homeowners permitted to recover certain damages incurred due to faulty construction, and double recovery prohibited.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	100	SF2141		5/16/2009	Continuing appropriations for state agencies ("lights on" bill).	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	99	SF284	HF300	5/16/2009	First class cities major political party caucuses privileges application.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	95	SF2083		5/16/2009	Omnibus higher education bill. Line Item: $1,000,000 each year in 2010 and 2011 for The Power of You Program. Line Item: $250,000 each year in 2010 and 2011 for tuition scholarships to early childhood care and education providers. Line Item: $40,000 each year in 2010 and 2011 to the Cook County Higher Education Board.	Line (3)	No attempt
86th Legislature	94	HF1122	SF1779	5/16/2009	Omnibus agriculture and veterans affairs bill. Line Item: $100,000 the second year for sustainable agriculture grants through the Department of Agriculture. Line Item: $30,000 for the development of a star farms program.	Line (2)	No attempt
86th Legislature	93	HF855	SF781	5/16/2009	Capital investment bill (bonding bill). - 12 Line Items	Line (12)	No attempt
86th Legislature	81	SF1033	HF1670	5/15/2009	Local government rent control provisions modification.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	79	HF1362	SF695	5/14/2009	Omnibus health and human services finance bill. Line Item: Page 373, line 11: $381,081,000 appropriation for fiscal year 2011 for General Assistance Medical Care grants.	Line (1)	Attempted
86th Legislature	78	HF2088	SF1926	5/14/2009	Omnibus economic development bill. - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
86th Legislature	77	HF885	SF681	5/9/2009	Omnibus tax bill	Full	Attempted
86th Legislature	47	SF122	HF1306	5/8/2009	Cocoa bean shell mulch retail sellers warning sign posting requirement bill.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	39	SF2081	HF1169	5/7/2009	Omnibus economic development and housing appropriations.	Full	No attempt
86th Legislature	37	HF2123	SF1915	5/7/2009	Omnibus environment and natural resources bill. Line Item: $7,540,000 the first year and $7,540,000 the second year are from the environmental fund for completion of 20 percent of the needed statewide assessments of surface water quality and trends.	Line (1)	No attempt

 

2008 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 29 Pocket Vetoes: 5 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 2 Lines Vetoed: 56 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 31 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 85 a Resolutions Vetoed: 3 (not inlcuded in bill totals)
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
85th Legislature	363	HF1812	SF1475	5/29/2008	Supplemental Budget Bill. Line Item: $134,000 for the development and adoption of rules to regulate emission standards of motor vehicles sold in Minnesota.	Line (1)	No attempt
85th Legislature	360	SF3363	HF3587	5/27/2008	Pocket Veto A bill relating to state government budget information dissemination, modifications and requirements.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	359	HF2748	SF3199	5/23/2008	Pocket Veto An act relating to health and human services; establishing oversight for rural health cooperative; revising requirements for county-based purchasing for state health care programs; appropriating money.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	354	SF2368	HF2588	5/23/2008	Pocket Veto An act relating to human services; requiring authorization before implementing, relocating, or closing an enterprise activity; providing for the payment of costs.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	352	SF3396	HF3612	5/29/2008	A bill providing for the Minnesota Subprime Borrower Relief Act of 2008.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	351	SF100	HF34	5/23/2008	Pocket Veto A bill establishing state policy for stem cell research; providing criminal penalties.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	346	HF1875	SF1593	5/18/2008	A bill creating a statewide health insurance purchasing pool for school district employees; appropriating money.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	345	SF3138	HF3438	5/20/2008	A bill changing provisions for handling genetic information from newborn screening; requiring a report.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	342	SF960	HF1097	5/18/2008	A bill modifying the definition of "dependents" for purposes of group benefits for local government officers and employees.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	339	SF2605	HF2662	5/18/2008	A bill that will stagger the terms for appointment to the Metropolitan Council.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	334	HF3807	SF3494	5/16/2008	Noncompliance with REAL ID Act.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	332	HF6	SF352	5/16/2008	Omnibus prekindergarten through grade 12 education finance bill.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	330	SF3193	HF3371	5/16/2008	Adoption records and original birth certificates access provisions modifications.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	329	SF2965	HF3448	5/16/2008	An act relating to children; regulating gestational carrier (surrogate) arrangements; establishing intended parents rights under assisted reproduction.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	327	HF3391	SF3099	5/13/2008	A bill relating to health care: program affordability and continuity increased, subsidies provided, commission established, etc.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	324	SF1128	HF0219	5/15/2008	Personal sick leave benefits use modification.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	323	SF3166	HF3564	5/15/2008	Child welfare and licensing provisions modifications; Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children repeal and replacement; child and adult adoptions regulation; children in voluntary foster care for treatment regulation.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	320	SF875	HF0456	5/15/2008	An act relating to employment; increasing the minimum wage.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	319	SF3775	HF4051	5/15/2008	An act relating to solid waste; establishing a pilot program to collect and process used paint; requiring reports; appropriating money.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	310	SF3001	HF3316	5/13/2008	Omnibus K-12 Education policy bill.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	301	SF651	HF934	5/12/2008	An act relating to health; modifying provisions relating to maternity care; banning the use of certain phthalates, flame retardants, or other polymers or chemicals.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	279	SF3132	HF3610	5/8/2008	An act relating to financial and medical debt information regulation.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	264	SF3564	HF3868	5/5/2008	An act relating to transportation finance; correcting transitional rate of special fuel excise tax on compressed natural gas; providing for surcharge administration.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	255	SF2919	HF3396	5/1/2008	A bill relating to civil commitment hearings.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	239	HF1351	SF1971	4/25/2008	Omnibus transportation policy bill.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	237	HF3220	SF2929	4/25/2008	A bill authorizing political subdivisions to make monetary or in-kind grants to nonprofit organizations.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	193	HF3114	SF2820	4/17/2008	Real estate acquisitions by park district boards.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	179	HF380	SF223	4/7/2008	Omnibus bonding bill authorizing spending to acquire and better public lands and buildings, issuing bonds, and appropriating money. - 55 Line Items	Line (55)	No attempt
85th Legislature	172	SF2688	HF3296	4/4/2008	Trucking industry employers unemployment compensation audits; independent contractor status general rule exception elimination.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	163	SF457	HF1394	3/27/2008	Independent school district #271, Bloomington; single member election districts.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	152	HF2800	SF2521	2/22/2008	Transportation finance bill appropriating money for highway maintenance, local roads, emergency relief related to the I-35W bridge collapse, establishing a bridge improvement program; issuing bonds; and modifying motor fuel taxes.	Full	Overridden
85th Legislature	Resolution 3	HF995	SF1948	5/29/2008	Pocket Veto A legislative resolution memorializing the Governor to take action to prepare a plan of response and preparation to meet the challenges of Peak Oil.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	Resolution 2	SF 543	HF554	5/8/2008	A legislative resolution memorializing Congress to support the Employee Free Choice Act (H.R. 800).	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	Resolution 1	SF599	HF828	4/25/2008	A legislative resolution urging Congress to end trade, financial, and travel restrictions to Cuba.	Full	No attempt

 

2007 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 12 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 8 Lines Vetoed: 33 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 20 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 45 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
85th Legislature	149	HF2268	SF1933	5/30/2007	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	148	HF548		5/25/2007	Omnibus state government finance bill appropriating money for general legislative and administrative expenses of state government, regulating state and local government, and abolishing the Department of Employee Relations. Line Item: $80,000 for the acquisition of an Indian burial site in Becker County.	Line (1)	No attempt
85th Legislature	147	HF1078		5/25/2007	Omnibus health and human services finance bill. - 9 Line Items	Line (9)	No attempt
85th Legislature	146	HF2245		5/30/2007	Omnibus E-12 education finance bill. Line Item: $200,000 in FY 2008 and $200,000 in FY 2009 for the Independent Office of Educational Accountability. Line Item: $250,000 in FY 2008 and $250,000 in FY2009 to pay teachers for National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification. Line Item: $4.5 million for the merger of the Hennepin County and Minneapolis library systems. Line Item: $75,000 to hire an independent contractor to assist the education finance task force authorized in the bill.	Line (4)	No attempt
85th Legislature	144	HF1063	SF1051	5/30/2007	Omnibus higher education finance bill. Line Item: $100,000 each year to the Loan Repayment Assistance Program Inc. (LRAP). Line Item: $50,000 for the Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars for a pilot program for college scholarships.	Line (2)	No attempt
85th Legislature	143	HF562		5/30/2007	Transportation, Metropolitan Council, and public safety funding bill. Line Item: Line item: $200,000 grant to the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs for participation in the Urban Partnership Agreement (UPA) Congestion program.	Line (1)	No attempt
85th Legislature	142	HF464		5/25/2007	School employee statewide health insurance plan established, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	135	HF122		5/25/2007	Omnibus jobs, economic development, and housing finance bill establishing and modifying programs; and appropriating money. - 9 Line Items	Line (9)	No attempt
85th Legislature	127	SF463	HF144	5/25/2007	Notaries public maximum fees modification.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	84	HF946		5/15/2007	Omnibus transportation finance bill appropriating money for transportation, Metropolitan Council, and public safety activities.	Full	Attempted
85th Legislature	81	HF2294		5/15/2007	Omnibus tax bill modifying property tax provisions, providing a homestead credit state refund, increasing property tax refunds, providing a school bond agricultural credit, and adding an income tax bracket and rate.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	65	SF1989		5/9/2007	Omnibus higher education appropriations.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	58	SF2171		5/8/2007	Omnibus health and human services appropriations.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	57	SF2096		5/8/2007	Omnibus environment, natural resources, and energy appropriations. - 5 Line Items	Line (5)	No attempt
85th Legislature	56	SF1997		5/7/2007	Omnibus state departments appropriations.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	55	SF2089		5/7/2007	Omnibus jobs and economic development appropriations.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	45	HF2227		5/4/2007	Omnibus agricultural and veterans affairs. Line Item: $1,000,000 for a loan program for equipment used in production of perennial crops. Line Item: $350,000 to the Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (MISA) for research on prairie plants and perennials.	Line (2)	No attempt
85th Legislature	38	HF886		5/1/2007	Omnibus capital investments bonding and appropriations.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	31	HF881	SF981	5/3/2007	Metropolitan Land Planning act and related statutes modified, and erroneous and obsolete references corrected.	Full	No attempt
85th Legislature	27	SF1017	HF1105	4/30/2007	Charter commission expense limitations increased for specified cities.	Full	No attempt

 

2006 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 3 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 4 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
84th Legislature	282	HF 4162		6/2/2006	State government financing supplemental appropriations provided, and money appropriated. Line Item: $1,000,000 grant in FY 2008 for the NorthStar Quality Improvement and Rating system. Line Item: $37,000 to the Legislative Coordinating Commission for improving legislative effectiveness and financing a legislator's international forum. Line Item: $5,000 increase in FY 2006 and 2007 for the Board of Chiropractic Examiners	Line (3)	No attempt
84th Legislature	197	HF3464	SF3079	5/11/2006	Barber and cosmetologist licensing provision modified.	Full	No attempt

 

2005 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Governor Pawlenty vetoed Chapter 88 on May 19, 2005. The accompanying letter acknowleded that although he vetoed the bill, he was in favor of the "constitutional amendment to dedicate 100% of the proceeds of the Motor Vehicle Sales Tax to transportation needs" and that it "will go forward notwithstanding my veto because constitutional amendments are not subject to veto."
Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 20 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 6 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 25 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
84th Legislature, 2005 1st Special Session	SS Chap 1	SF69		6/30/2005	Omnibus environment, natural resources, agriculture and economic development appropriations. - 20 Line Items	Line (20)	No attempt
84th Legislature	108	HF1275	SF877*	5/27/2005	Establishing a MN Humanities Commission and center; state poet laureate appointment.	Full	No attempt
84th Legislature	88	HF2461		5/19/2005	Omnibus transportation finance bill providing funding for transportation, Metropolitan Council, and public safety; issuing bonds; modifying vehicle plate and tax provisions; appropriating money; and proposing constitutional amendments.	Full	No attempt
84th Legislature	58	SF1146	HF1389	5/16/2005	County agricultural societies local zoning ordinances exemption clarification and police services contracting authority expansion.	Full	No attempt
84th Legislature	57	HF68	SF457	5/16/2005	Coaching contract nonrenewal timely notice and opportunity to respond required.	Full	No attempt
84th Legislature	48	HF1110	SF879*	5/10/2005	Cities, towns or counties state primary election elimination.	Full	No attempt

 

2004 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 4 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 1 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 5 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 5 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
83rd Legislature	291	SF1859	HF2905	5/29/2004	State agency heads cooperative purchase of goods authorized.	Full	No attempt
83rd Legislature	271	HF2255	SF2038	5/29/2004	Claims against the state settlement provided, and money appropriated. Line Item: $27,000 from the general fund to provide for full and final settlement of Linda and Judy Bode's claims against the state.	Line (1)	No attempt
83rd Legislature	265	SF2386	HF2492	5/29/2004	Federally subsidized transit facilities bidding exception provided.	Full	No attempt
83rd Legislature	237	SF2696	HF2816	5/29/2004	Brew pub and small brewer license fee and production level conformity provided, various specified liquor licenses authorized, and other liquor license restrictions clarified.	Full	No attempt
83rd Legislature	168	HF1861	SF1645	4/29/2004	Recreational purpose definition modified relating to liability on land used for recreational purposes.	Full	No attempt

 

2003 - Governor Tim Pawlenty

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 2 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 1 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
83rd Legislature	128	SF905	HF967	5/28/2003	Omnibus environment, natural resources, agriculture, economic development and housing appropriations. Line Item: $200,000 for each year of the biennium related to Agriculture (Article 3, Section 4, p.188, line 39)	Line (1)	No attempt
83rd Legislature	103	HF624	SF1070	5/27/2003	Local government impact notes provided for state agency rule proposals, and legislative approval required for specified rulemaking.	Full	No attempt
83rd Legislature	88	SF552	HF679	5/23/2003	Claims against the state; providing for payment of various claims.	Full	No attempt

 

2002 - Governor Jesse Ventura

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 8 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 107 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 9 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 115 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
82nd Legislature	393	HF3618		5/22/2002	Omnibus bonding bill providing capital improvements funding, modifying earlier appropriations. - 107 Line Items	Line (107)	No attempt
82nd Legislature	391	HF2598		5/22/2002	Pledge of allegiance recitation required in all public schools, and United States flag respect instruction provided.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	378	SF1755		5/18/2002	School employees health insurance plan study; high school raffles.	Full	Overridden
82nd Legislature	374	HF3270		5/18/2002	Omnibus supplemental budget balancing bill reducing state government appropriations.	Full	Overridden
82nd Legislature	365	SF2707		5/15/2002	Real estate task force funding surcharge omission corrected, surcharge effective date and appropriation availability extended, electronic records pilot project authorized, and task force sunset delayed.	Full	Overridden
82nd Legislature	309	SF3084	HF3506	4/1/2002	State and local government units auditing and reporting requirements modifications.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	283	HF2570		3/26/2002	Automobile insurance authorized to cover damage to glass on the same basis as damage to other parts of an automobile.	Full	Overridden
82nd Legislature	280	HF197		4/8/2002	Noncommercial television station and metropolitan bus garage grants provided, earlier appropriation reduced, bonds issued, and money appropriated.	Full	Overridden
82nd Legislature	220	HF351	SF264	2/25/2002	Omnibus budget balancing and appropriations bill providing funding for crime prevention, judiciary finance, family law and other state departments, and appropriating money.	Full	Overridden

 

2001 - Governor Jesse Ventura

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 11 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 5 Lines Vetoed: 16 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 16 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 27 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
82nd Legislature, 2001 1st Special Session	SS Chap 12	HF08	SF25 2001	6/30/2001	Bonding bill. Line Item: $1 million to the Saint Paul Port Authority for the acquisition of the Trillium site in the city of Saint Paul.	Line (1)	No attempt
82nd Legislature, 2001 1st Special Session	SS Chap 11	SF21		7/2/2001	A bill relating to the transitional financing of the state budget under certain conditions.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature, 2001 1st Special Session	SS Chap 10	SF09		6/30/2001	State Government Omnibus Appropriations Bill. - 5 Line Items	Line (5)	No attempt
82nd Legislature, 2001 1st Special Session	SS Chap 8	SF7	HF7	6/30/2001	Transportation and Public Safety Appropriations Bill. Line Item: $300,000 for local community policing and other grants to communities for intensive concentration efforts to reduce certain particularly difficult crime problems.	Line (1)	No attempt
82nd Legislature, 2001 1st Special Session	SS Chap 4	HF5	SF12	6/30/2001	Jobs and economic development. - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
82nd Legislature, 2001 1st Special Session	SS Chap 2	SF10	HF10	6/29/2001	Omnibus environment, natural resources and agriculture appropriations bill. Line Item: $25,000 per year to the city of Taylor’s Falls for fire and rescue operations in support of Interstate State Park. Line Item: $275,000 to the University of Minnesota to develop "green" infrastructure design strategies for public works projects. Line Item: $455,000 to the University of Minnesota to Complete Production on "Uncommon Ground," a televised film series on the history of Minnesota’s natural landscapes.	Line (3)	No attempt
82nd Legislature	218	HF1569	SF1628	5/29/2001	A bill relating to MNCSU employee reclassification.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	217	HF1515	SF1851	5/29/2001	Omnibus family and early childhood education appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	196	SF491	HF560	5/25/2001	Patient protections provisions modifications.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	189	HF1051	SF936	5/25/2001	Medical malpractice expert review certifications regulated and statute of limitations clarification provided.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	172	HF1153	SF1529	5/25/2001	Local government building project architect requirement exemption provided.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	126	SF2031	HF2074	5/18/2001	A bill relating to public works contracts.	Full	Attempted
82nd Legislature	122	SF1821	HF1817	5/18/2001	A bill relating to the use of existing and abandoned railroad right-of-way by telecommunication and cable companies.	Full	Attempted
82nd Legislature	118	SF2361	HF1832	5/15/2001	Health and Human Services Omnibus bill containing 24-hour waiting period for abortion language.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	114	SF1528	HF1526	5/17/2001	A special law for the City of Edina that would allow the City to prohibit a homeowner from using recreational motor vehicles on their own property.	Full	No attempt
82nd Legislature	58	HF550	SF954	4/30/2001	Extending the rulemaking authority for the Higher Education Services Office (HESO) to implement the EdVest program.	Full	No attempt

 

2000 - Governor Jesse Ventura

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 8 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 3 Lines Vetoed: 11 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 11 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 19 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
81st Legislature	492	HF4078	SF3811	5/15/2000	An act relating to capital improvements; bonding bill. - 8 Line Items	Line (8)	Line item override(s)
81st Legislature	488	HF2699	SF3798	5/15/2000	Omnibus state departments bill. Line Item: $1,750,000 to the Department of Corrections for one-time grants for construction costs for adult regional detention facilities. Line Item: $30,000 to the Department of Public Safety for the purchase of drug detection dogs.	Line (2)	Attempted
81st Legislature	479	HF2891	SF2678	5/15/2000	Omnibus transportation bill. Line Item: $750,000 appropriation to the Commissioner of Trade and Economic Development for new travel information centers in the Minnesota River valley.	Line (1)	Attempted
81st Legislature	448	SF2385	HF3629	5/1/2000	Exempting hospital administrators from a salary cap.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	425	SF2484	HF3091	4/20/2000	Traffic regulations; freeway drivers must travel in the right lane.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	412	SF3387	HF3652	4/14/2000	Abortion Informed Consent bill (Women’s right to know).	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	397	SF884	HF2229	4/14/2000	Marriage license fee increase and reduction for premarital education participation.	Full	Attempted
81st Legislature	388	SF3291	HF3566	4/13/2000	An act relating to liens; motor vehicles towed at the request of law enforcement; clarifying the extent of the lien.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	383	SF76	HF262	4/13/2000	Crime Prevention; DWI motor vehicle forfeiture proceedings requirements modified.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	310	HF2809	SF2631	4/3/2000	An act relating to Human Services; Ah-Gwah-Ching Nursing Home Admissions.	Full	Overridden
81st Legislature	277	HF118	SF160	3/24/2000	Removes commissioners if appointments are not confirmed within 18 months.	Full	No attempt

 

1999 - Governor Jesse Ventura

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 6 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 12 Lines Vetoed: 41 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 18 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 47 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
81st Legislature	250	HF878	SF1464	5/25/1999	Omnibus state departments appropriations bill. - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
81st Legislature	245	SF2225		5/25/1999	Omnibus health and human services appropriations. Line Item: $200,000 provision for the DWI Offender Program in Brainerd. Line Item: $65,000 appropriation to the Ramsey County ICF/MR.	Line (2)	No attempt
81st Legislature	243	HF2420		5/25/1999	Omnibus tax bill and money appropriated. Line Item: $54 million in FY2000/01 and $30.9 million in FY 2002 to the Health Care Access Fund from the general fund to compensate for the health care provider tax freeze at 1.5 percent.	Line (1)	No attempt
81st Legislature	242	SF2223		5/25/1999	Omnibus state departments appropriations.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	241	HF2333		5/25/1999	Omnibus K-12 policy and appropriations bill. Line Item: $100,000 for a new teacher training improvement pilot program. Line Item: $145,000 the first year and $175,000 the second year for the Minnesota Talented Youth Math Project. Line Item: $300,000 the first year for adolescent parenting grants. Line Item: $50,000 the first year for a magnet school grant to plan for an urban agricultural high school.	Line (4)	No attempt
81st Legislature	240	HF2205	SF2097	5/25/1999	Omnibus bonding bill providing public improvements of a capital nature, bond issuance authorized, and money appropriated. - 7 Line Items	Line (7)	Attempted
81st Legislature	238	HF2387		5/25/1999	Omnibus transportation appropriations bill. Line Item: $6,000,000 for additional maintenance workers	Line (1)	No attempt
81st Legislature	231	SF2226		5/25/1999	Omnibus environment, natural resources and agriculture appropriations. - 8 Line Items	Line (8)	No attempt
81st Legislature	223	HF2390		5/25/1999	Omnibus economic development appropriations bill. Line Item: $100,000 the first year and $100,000 the second year for grants to St. Paul's District 5 Planning Council. Line Item: $126,000 the first year and $126,000 the second year for grants to Advocating Change Together, Inc. Line Item: $200,000 the first year and $200,000 the second year for operation of the Labor Interpretive Center. Line Item: $300,000 for Owatonna infrastructure improvements.	Line (4)	No attempt
81st Legislature	216	SF2221		5/25/1999	Omnibus criminal justice, corrections and public defense appropriations. Line Item: $500,000 Ramsey County Domestic Assault and Child Abuse Prosecution Unit.	Line (1)	No attempt
81st Legislature	214	HF2380		5/25/1999	Omnibus higher education appropriations bill. Line Item: $100,000 to MnSCU for tuition waivers for employees of health care or human services employers participating in a new program enacted in the Health and Human Services omnibus bill. Line Item: $250,000 from the lottery prize fund to the University of Minnesota for research, clinical work, treatment, or teaching related to compulsive gambling addiction.	Line (2)	No attempt
81st Legislature	205	HF1467	SF1621	5/25/1999	Omnibus early childhood and family education (ECFE) appropriations bill. Line Item: $25,000 for the biennium for Perspectives, Inc. Line Item: $25,000 per year for the Meadowbrook Collaborative Housing Project. Line Item: $50,000 each year for Kids Capacity Initiative. Line Item: $75,000 per year for GED on TV.	Line (4)	No attempt
81st Legislature	204	HF1235	SF692	5/25/1999	Feedlots; manure runoff, odor standards, administrative penalty orders, and environmental assessment worksheet provisions modified; environmental review rules exception provided; and report required.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	167	SF1609	HF1544	5/17/1999	Local government units cooperative contracts joint powers agreement requirements exemption; uniform municipal contracting law cooperative purchasing contracts.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	106	SF303	HF462	4/27/1999	Seat belts or child passenger restraint systems use evidence admissibility clarification (seat belt gag rule).	Full	Overridden
81st Legislature	82	SF1188	HF1097	4/22/1999	Uniform municipal contracting law dollar limit increases and cooperative purchasing contracts.	Full	No attempt
81st Legislature	45	HF414		4/12/1999	Swine pseudorabies control program extended. Line Item: $245,000 appropriation to provide about 500 farmers with assistance in making application for spring operating loans.	Line (1)	No attempt
81st Legislature	27	SF609	HF564	4/1/1999	Landscape irrigation systems rain check installation requirement.	Full	No attempt

 

1998 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 11 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 4 Lines Vetoed: 11 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 15 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 22 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
80th Legislature	407	SF3346		4/21/1998	Omnibus health and human services supplemental appropriations bill. Line Item: $100,000 to the Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging. Line Item: $25,000 to the Department of Human services for a study of day training and habilitation capital needs.	Line (2)	No attempt
80th Legislature	401	SF3353		4/21/1998	Omnibus environment, natural resources, and agriculture supplemental appropriations bill Line Item: Page 12, Section 6, Lines 10-12: $125,000 in fiscal year 1999 is for a grant to the Market Champ, Inc. board. Line Item: Page 13, Section 6, Lines 1-8: $60,000 in fiscal year 1999 to the Dept. of Agriculture for payment of attorney general and other costs of assisting local government units in the process of adoption, review, or modification of ordinances relating to animal feedlots. Line Item: Page 6, Section 4, Lines 65-68 and Page 7, Lines 1-9: $100,000 in fiscal year 1998 is for a grant to the township of Linwood in Anoka county to construct a surface water drainage system to control water pollution.	Line (3)	No attempt
80th Legislature	394	SF1181		4/21/1998	A bill for a study of the production of industrial hemp.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	384	SF3297		4/9/1998	Omnibus higher education appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 4, Section 4, lines 47-57: $250,000 to the University of Minnesota for the law clinics. Line Item: Page 5, Section 4, lines 1-14: $250,000 to expand the work of Project Inform in providing outreach and information to K-12 students and their families, particularly in schools without counselors.	Line (2)	No attempt
80th Legislature	378	SF2718		4/9/1998	State telephone assistance program amended to conform with federal requirements and authorized expenditures modified, automatic enrollment provided for certain persons, TAP surcharge regulated, and state universal service fund developed.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	374	SF3367		4/7/1998	Omnibus jobs, housing and economic development supplemental appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	370	SF2118		4/9/1998	Absentee voting pilot project in the city of Minneapolis.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	366	SF3354		4/6/1998	Omnibus state departments supplemental appropriations. Line Item: Page 2, Section 3, Line 43: $250,000 for gaming enforcement. Line Item: Page 2, Section 3, Lines 37-42: $250,000 to the Attorney General's Office for assistance to counties for felony prosecutions, implied consent hearings, community notification of sex offenders, and commitment of sexually dangerous persons. Line Item: Page 2, Section 3, Lines 44-45: $500,000 for legal services to state agencies. Line Item: Page 2, Section 3, Lines 46-49: $100,000 to educate citizens with respect to telemarketing fraud, as provided in new Minnesota Statutes, section 325G.53.	Line (4)	No attempt
80th Legislature	365	SF2532		4/3/1998	Omnibus early childhood and family education supplemental appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	352	SF2148		4/2/1998	A bill to modify absentee ballot provisions.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	347	SF2221		3/31/1998	Ramsey County open absentee balloting system pilot program extension.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	346	SF2149		3/31/1998	A bill to establish a change of address system by the Secretary of State's Office.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	330	SF695		3/25/1998	A bill which requires review by the Attorney General of any agreement to transfer 50 percent of assets from a nonprofit health care trust to a noncharitable entity.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	311	SF1654		3/23/1998	County real estate document filing and recording fees modified.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	287	HF2846		3/18/1998	Automobile insurance premium reduction requirement expansion for accident prevention course completion	Full	No attempt

 

1997 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 15 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 4 Lines Vetoed: 8 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 19 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 23 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
80th Legislature	243	SF985		6/3/1997	Omnibus DWI/driving while intoxicated penalty and enforcement bill.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	242	HF1684		6/3/1997	Omnibus K-12 education appropriations	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	229	HF1460		6/2/1997	Omnibus data classification, access, and privacy bill.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	211	SF877		6/3/1997	Seat belt and child restraint system use civil action evidence admissibility provisions clarified ("gag rule").	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	203	SF1908		6/2/1997	Omnibus health and human services appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 26, Article 1, Section 2, Lines 55-62: $150,000 to the attorney general for the purpose of a child support enforcement public education campaign. Line Item: Page 26, Lines 63-65 and Page 27, Lines 1-3: $68,000 to the attorney general for consultation related to the publishing of the names of "deadbeat" parents.	Line (2)	No attempt
80th Legislature	202	SF1905		5/30/1997	Omnibus state departments appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 12, Art. 1, Sec.14, Lines 21-33 Line Item: Page 24, Art. 2, Sec.3, Subd.3, Lines 24-36 Line Item: Page 4, Art. 1, Sec. 6, Line 10 Line Item: Page 6, Art. 1, Sec. 12, Sub.2, Lines 6-8	Line (4)	No attempt
80th Legislature	200	HF2158		5/30/1997	Omnibus economic development and housing bill. Line Item: $1,410,000 in projects for the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board (IRRRB).	Line (1)	No attempt
80th Legislature	183	SF1888		5/20/1997	Omnibus higher education appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 3, Art. 1, Sec. 2, Lines 35-57: $100,000 "Loan Repayment Assistance" program for lawyers who chose to enter the legal aid field.	Line (1)	No attempt
80th Legislature	168	SF1170		5/19/1997	Minors authorized to be elected precinct caucus delegates or officers.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	167	SF73		5/19/1997	A bill to establish a change of address system by the Secretary of State's office.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	166	SF78		5/19/1997	A bill to modify absentee ballot voting provisions.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	165	HF1755		5/19/1997	Hennepin county and St. Louis Park housing and redevelopment authority procedures modified, and contamination cleanup and rail line improvement provided.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	163	HF892		5/16/1997	Minimum wage increased, and large and small employer requirements specified.	Full	Attempted
80th Legislature	152	HF1936		5/15/1997	Collective bargaining agreement arbitration required in certain cases, procedures established, and penalties provided.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	151	HF423		5/15/1997	Metropolitan council made an elective body and provided public campaign financing regulation, policy advisory committee required, and levy authority modified.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	146	SF868		5/13/1997	Minneapolis building contractor licensing requirement exemption expiration extended.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	139	SF995		5/13/1997	Police, firefighter, and public employee pension provisions modified.	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	116	SF854		5/19/1997	Displaced local government employee rights and procedures provided	Full	No attempt
80th Legislature	115	SF1693		5/9/1997	Employers required to recognize certain employee organizations.	Full	No attempt

 

1996 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 19 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 7 Lines Vetoed: 30 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 26 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 49 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
79th Legislature	466	HF374		4/12/1996	Large electric power generating plant certificate of need proceeding exemption provided in certain cases, and photovoltaic device and wind energy conversion system sales tax exemption extended.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	463	HF3273		4/17/1996	Omnibus bonding bill providing public improvements of a capital nature, bonds issued, and money appropriated. - 17 Line Items	Line (17)	No attempt
79th Legislature	458	SF2198		4/12/1996	Hemophilia; blood product infusion civil action damage statute of limitation provisions modified.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	455	SF2702		4/12/1996	Omnibus transportation appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 3, Section 2, Lines 4-21: $200,000 to the Commissioner of the Department of Transportation for dialogue about telecommuting and to conduct public opinion polls via the Internet, and make recommendations to the legislature.	Line (1)	No attempt
79th Legislature	452	HF3243		4/12/1996	Omnibus trade and economic development appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 3, Section 2(e), Lines 4-21: $5,000 appropriation for studying the compatibility of the Kondirator projects.	Line (1)	No attempt
79th Legislature	447	SF1997		4/1/1996	Businesses receiving state financial assistance required to pay at least a poverty level wage and increase employment.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	441	SF315		4/1/1996	Election law modification and clarification provided.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	436	SF302		4/3/1996	Minimum wage increased and adjustment provided based on the consumer price index.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	434	HF2190		4/4/1996	Health insurance small employer market provisions modified, reinsurance association compensation established, MinnesotaCare eligibility expanded, integrated service network provisions modified, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	432	HF2101		4/3/1996	Mail balloting use expanded to include additional cities and towns.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	423	HF66		4/3/1996	Licensed professional counseling board established, licensure requirements specified, rules and penalties provided, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	412	HF2156		4/3/1996	Omnibus K-12 education finance supplemental appropriations bill. Line Item: Article 1, Sec. 34, Subd. 3: $79,000 in 1997 for a grant to independent school district No. 186, Pequot Lakes, for the purpose of reducing the district's 1996 payable 1997 property taxes. Line Item: Article 2, Sec. 18: $150,000 to the St. Paul school district to contract with the Metropolitan Council Transit Organization for a one-year pilot program during the 1996-1997 school year to transport students to and from Arlington High School. Line Item: Article 4, Sec. 28: $100,000 for "Family connections" aid. Line Item: Article 4, Sec. 34, Subd.3: $300,000 in 1997 for "Grants to Implement Constructive School Discipline Policies".	Line (4)	No attempt
79th Legislature	407	SF2167		4/2/1996	Omnibus environment and natural resources, and agriculture supplemental appropriations bill. Line Item: $150,000 for the Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture Line Item: $20,000 for the Environmental Quality Board to study environmental justice Line Item: $20,000 for the Minnesota Dairy Producers Board Line Item: $25,000 for the Wabasha County extension service for a pilot program to assist retiring farmers	Line (4)	No attempt
79th Legislature	400	HF2782		4/2/1996	A bill that would establish an advisory council on intergovernmental relations.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	395	SF2849		4/1/1996	Omnibus higher education supplemental appropriations bill. Line Item: $1,500,000 for "State Grants" Line Item: $50,000 for "Loan Repayment Assistance" to graduates of Minnesota law schools who practice low paying, public interest law	Line (2)	No attempt
79th Legislature	393	HF2818		3/26/1996	Omnibus health and human services appropriations bill.	Full	Attempted
79th Legislature	390	SF2857		3/27/1996	Omnibus state departments appropriations bill. Line Item: Page 2, Section 3, Lines 21-38: $50,000 to the Office of Strategic and Long-Range Planning.	Line (1)	No attempt
79th Legislature	383	SF2194		4/28/1996	Metropolitan council wastewater services cost allocation system determination and employees volunteer firefighter and rescue worker agreements eligibility.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	381	HF1922		3/18/1996	A bill that would allow a city to create a task force to have ultimate authority over certain state highway projects.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	379	HF2330		3/27/1996	St. Cloud area planning organization to assess and report on regional land use planning.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	375	SF1086		3/26/1996	A bill that restricts individuals with principal campaign committees and political party units from engaging in certain types of political speech.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	368	SF2267		3/26/1996	A bill that prohibits local governments from requiring employees to take a leave of absence when running for office.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	350	SF2418		3/21/1996	Legislative auditor appointment provisions modified, audit jurisdiction clarified, and audit data privacy provided.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	342	HF2953		3/19/1996	A bill to establish a public employee workers' compensation coordination feasibility pilot project.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	327	HF1540		3/18/1996	Minneapolis teachers retirement fund association member authorized service credit purchase for service outside of the state.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	325	HF1303		3/15/1996	State agencies required to appoint liaisons to interact with non-English speaking clients.	Full	No attempt

 

1995 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 13 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 7 Lines Vetoed: 23 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 20 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 36 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
79th Legislature	265	SF371	HF611	6/1/1995	Omnibus transportation and public safety funding bill. Line Item: Article 2, Section 2, Page 10, Lines 57-58 and Page 11, Lines 1-36: $250,000 for research and operational testing of a road-powered electric vehicle system as part of the Saints road project in St. Cloud.	Line (1)	No attempt
79th Legislature	254	SF1678	HF1001	6/1/1995	Omnibus state departments appropriations bill. Line Item: Art. 1, Sec. 14, Subd. 8, Lines 32-38: Restores cuts of $1,000,000 to the budget of the Department of Finance.	Line (1)	No attempt
79th Legislature	237	SF538	HF796	5/25/1995	State agencies license fee refunds.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	234	SF845	HF1077	5/25/1995	MinnesotaCare program modifications. Line Item: Page 210, Art. 11, Sec. 2, Subd. 4, Lines 26-35: $300,000 for the first year and $300,000 for the second year to cover the cost of indigent care at the University of Minnesota Dental School. Line Item: Page 210, Art. 11, Sec. 2, Subd. 4, Lines 36-42: $200,000 in the second year for the University of Minnesota-Duluth Medical School.	Line (2)	No attempt
79th Legislature	226	HF1700	SF1653	5/25/1995	Omnibus judiciary finance and criminal justice appropriations bill. - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
79th Legislature	224	SF1670	none	5/25/1995	Omnibus trade and economic development bill. - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
79th Legislature	221	SF255		5/25/1995	Elevator mechanic registration and regulation required, and money appropriated.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	220	SF106	HF1857	5/21/1995	Omnibus environment and natural resources and agriculture appropriations bill. - 5 Line Items	Line (5)	No attempt
79th Legislature	217	SF529		5/25/1995	High rise buildings automatic fire safety sprinkler systems installation requirement.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	210	SF381		5/25/1995	Veterans homes and armory provisions modifications.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	209	SF734		5/25/1995	A bill that would mandate changes to switch telephone equipment: emergency telephone service (911) requirements.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	197	HF431		5/19/1995	Homestead property included in areawide tax base, and areawide tax rate application provided.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	196	SF537		5/22/1995	Drivers license or permit application fee refunds; improved security drivers license and identification card program evaluation; state contracts validity determination conditions.	Full	Attempted
79th Legislature	178	HF5	SF1	5/18/1995	Welfare Reform Bill. Line Item: Page 111, Article 6, Section 16, Subdivision 2; $6,427,000 for the "Temporary County Assistance Program", a cash assistance program for single adults. Line Item: Page 66, Article 2, Sec. 48, Subdivision 2; $150,000 for a food stamp outreach program.	Line (2)	No attempt
79th Legislature	173	SF375		5/18/1995	Preferred alternative electric energy sources expansion	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	172	HF493		5/18/1995	Local police, fire, teacher, and public employee pension plans modified.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	160	SF1402		5/12/1995	A bill to establish a state employee suggestion program to improve government efficiency and effectiveness.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	157	SF308		5/10/1995	A bill relating to crime prevention: special motor vehicle license plates issuance conditions modification; prior license revocation definition expansion for DWI criminal penalties purposes.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	138	HF624		5/9/1995	Public employees running for elective office provided leaves of absence.	Full	No attempt
79th Legislature	117	HF1485		5/4/1995	Protective agent security guards permitted to perform certain traffic control duties.	Full	No attempt

 

1994 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 17 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 8 Lines Vetoed: 76 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 25 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 93 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
78th Legislature	642	SF2168	HF2249	5/10/1994	Farm Disaster Relief - 8 Line Items	Line (8)	No attempt
78th Legislature	640	HF3230	SF2097	5/10/1994	Transportation Policy Bill Line Item: $250,000 grant to Minnesota Job Skills Parnership Board for a St. Paul project. Line Item: $5,500,000 to MNDOT for trunk highway spending for road operations.	Line (2)	No attempt
78th Legislature	636	HF2351	none	5/10/1994	Omnibus Crime Bill - 17 Line Items	Line (17)	No attempt
78th Legislature	635	HF3011	SF2680	5/10/1994	Omnibus Transportation Bill. Line Item: Section 34; $100,000 Line Item: Section 36; $250,000 Line Item: Section 37; $130,000 Line Item: Section 38; $547,000	Line (4)	No attempt
78th Legislature	632	SF2913	HF3215	5/10/1994	Omnibus Supplemental Appropriations Bill - 30 Line Items	Line (30)	No attempt
78th Legislature	625	SF2192	HF2525	5/10/1994	MinnesotaCare bill. Line Item: $15,064,000 transfer from the health care access fund to the general fund to supplement funding for the Medical Assistance (MA) and General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC) programs. Line Item: $200,000 to the Office of the Attorney General to work with the Department of Health to increase Minnesota's Medicare reimbursement rate.	Line (2)	No attempt
78th Legislature	621	SF1944	HF2243	5/10/1994	A bill to increase the minimum wage.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	609	SF2232	HF2645	5/6/1994	Appointments given for some county offices	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	608	SF2011	HF3004	5/9/1994	A bill relating to simulated elections for minors.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	606	HF3210		5/9/1994	Omnibus health and human services appropriations bill.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	601	HF392		5/9/1994	A bill mandating the installation of automatice sprinkler systems in offices, apartment buildings.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	599	HF1919	SF1984	5/9/1994	Manufactured home sales fees clarified.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	597	HF2951	SF2494	5/9/1994	Health care access reserve account created.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	594	HF2171	SF1991	5/9/1994	Metropolitan Council new housing rules.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	593	HF1918	SF2496	5/9/1994	Business consolidated licensing established.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	576	HF2074	SF1845	5/5/1994	Omnibus juvenile crime bill Line Item: Pg. 63, lines 22-29; Line Item: Pg. 63, lines 30-61; Line Item: Pg. 63, lines 6-21 Line Item: Pg. 65, lines 38-50.	Line (4)	Attempted
78th Legislature	569	SF609	HF662	5/5/1994	Minneapolis Teachers Retirement Fund allowed service credit	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	555	HF2925	SF2608	5/5/1994	Cook County lakeshore property required to be re-offered for sale	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	544	HF2920	SF2523	4/29/1994	Environmental assistance office established	Full	Attempted
78th Legislature	543	HF2135	SF1698	5/2/1994	Seniors allowed small pets in mobile homes	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	540	SF1867	HF2048	5/2/1994	Health care administrative costs studied by legislative auditor	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	532	SF2900	HF3178	5/5/1994	Omnibus higher education appropriations bill. - 9 Line Items	Line (9)	No attempt
78th Legislature	492	HF2007	SF2285	4/22/1994	A bill which attempts to clarify definitions in the whistleblower law.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	481	SF1694	HF2088	4/21/1994	Civil commitment- procedures modified.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	381	SF844	HF2228	3/28/1994	Union representatives given time off by public employers.	Full	No attempt

 

1993 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 25 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 4 Lines Vetoed: 10 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 29 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 35 a Resolutions Vetoed: 1 (not inlcuded in bill totals)
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
78th Legislature, 1993 1st Special Session	SS Chap 1	HF1		5/27/1993	Omnibus health and human services appropriations bill. Line Item: Art. 1, p. 26, lines 24-37: $75,000 for a grant to the World Health Organization collaborating center for reference and research on streptococci at the University of Minnesota.	Line (1)	No attempt
78th Legislature	369	HF1650	SF1557	5/24/1993	Economic development funding bill Line Item: Page 10, Line 45 Line Item: Page 113, Lines 11-13 Line Item: Page 16, Lines 27-38 Line Item: Page 9, Lines 12-17	Line (4)	No attempt
78th Legislature	368	HF1529	SF1	5/24/1993	A bill relating to a study concerning reorganization of the environmental and natural resources agencies	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	360	SF544	HF651	5/24/1993	A bill providing that certain acts are an unfair labor practice.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	359	SF785	HF349	5/24/1993	A bill providing that certain acts are unfair labor practices	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	355	HF31	SF17	5/24/1993	A bill purporting to guarantee gender balance	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	349	SF811	HF1125	5/24/1993	A bill relating to a metropolitan high speed bus system implementation study	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	348	HF1415	SF1501	5/24/1993	Wheat and barley promotion	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	346	HF373	SF891	5/24/1993	A bill amending the Public Employees Labor Relations Act (PELRA) and the laws governing private sector labor relations	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	331	HF1247	SF867	5/20/1993	A bill relating to motor vehicles	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	325	SF306	HF1480	5/20/1993	A bill relating to the appointment procedures and contracting	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	318	HF201	SF189	5/20/1993	An act relating to elections, providing campaign reform Line Item: Article 2, Section 37, Subdivision 3(b) on Page 22, lines 7 and 8	Line (1)	No attempt
78th Legislature	294	HF623	SF474	5/20/1993	Transit-oriented revised state transportation plan.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	290	SF1407	HF1727	5/17/1993	Omnibus Higher Education Appropriations bill	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	264	HF571	SF511	5/19/1993	A bill relating to education	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	262	HF443	SF607	5/19/1993	Omnibus tax bill	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	234	HF671	SF529	5/18/1993	A bill relating to affordable housing and metropolitan governance	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	225	SF1496	HF1751	5/17/1993	Health and Human Development Appropriations bill	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	198	SF361	HF888	5/14/1993	A bill which would extend the existence of the advisory council on fire protection systems and require gender balance on the council	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	193	SF1613	HF1741	5/14/1993	Omnibus Jobs, Housing and Economic Development Appropriations bill	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	174	HF947	SF896	5/14/1993	A bill relating to the sale of tax forfeited land adjacent to public waters	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	173	HF163	SF152	5/11/1993	Campaign reform	Full	Attempted
78th Legislature	172	SF1570	HF1737	5/13/1993	Great Lakes Protection Line Item: Page 10, Lines 2-10: $228,000 for grants to soil and water conservation districts for cost-sharing with landowners in the state forest improvement program. Line Item: Page 21, Line 12: $72,000 the second year to the Citizen's Council on Voyageurs National Park. Line Item: Page 3, Lines 12-16: $500,000 the first year to the Great Lakes Protection Fund Line Item: Page 9, Lines 25-34: $180,000 for development of a mathematical groundwater model for the seven-county metropolitan area.	Line (4)	No attempt
78th Legislature	153	HF1735	SF408	5/10/1993	Omnibus Tax Bill	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	140	HF1398	SF1264	5/14/1993	A bill relating to residential speed limits	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	135	SF1158	HF1022	5/13/1993	A bill relating to workers' compensation	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	134	SF952	HF998	5/13/1993	A bill requiring crane operators to be licensed by the state and establishing a licensing board	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	133	SF645	HF700	5/13/1993	A bill relating to railroad acquisitions	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	28	HF296	SF276	4/15/1993	A bill relating to financial institutions and credit unions.	Full	No attempt
78th Legislature	Resolution 4	SF1232	HF1519	5/17/1993	North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Resolution.	Full	No attempt

 

1992 - Governor Arne Carlson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 14 Pocket Vetoes: 8 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 2 Lines Vetoed: 3 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 16 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 17 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
77th Legislature	562	SF735	HF667	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to state government; increasing the amount of vacation time that certain state employees can donate to bargaining representatives.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	558	HF1903		4/29/1992	An bill relating to public administration: authorizing spending to acquire and to better public land and buildings. Line Item: Section 8, Subdivision 4, Lines 16-20 Line Item: Section 9, subd. 2, lines 34-42	Line (2)	No attempt
77th Legislature	531	HF1838	SF1894	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the environment: forgiving advances and loans made under a pilot litigation loan project relating to wastewater treatment.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	528	HF2261	SF2402	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to state government; executive council; regulating depositories for state funds.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	509	SF1230	HF1334	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to retirement; volunteer firefighters relief associations, and the state university and community college individual retirement account plans.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	506	SF2136	HF2185	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to labor; protecting interests of employees following railroad acquisitions.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	501	SF2510	HF2510	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to transportation: providing procedures for design, approval, and construction of light rail transit.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	499	HF2121	SF2326	4/29/1992	A bill relating to education: providing for general education revenue, transportation and special programs. Line Item: Article 7, Section 29, lines 16 to 20	Line (1)	No attempt
77th Legislature	495	SF2286	HF2642	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to armories: providing for a public hearing before the adjutant general closes an armory.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	475	HF2211	SF1847	5/1/1992	Pocket Veto A bill relating to crime; clarifying certain law enforcement powers; providing for administrative forfeiture of firearms; creating a permissive inference possession with respect to a firearm in an automobile.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	457	HF1114	SF768	4/10/1992	A bill relating to state government: providing for gender balance in multimember agencies.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	434	HF2388	SF2170	4/9/1992	A bill relating to local government; regulating certain interests in contracts by public officers; HRA grants.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	364	SF1598	HF1731	1/16/1992	A bill relating to elections: changing the year for implementing the presidential primary.	Full	Attempted
77th Legislature	361	SF1612	HF1758	1/17/1992	A bill relating to human services: temporarily removing the time limit on work readiness assistance.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	358	SF1596	HF1726	1/10/1992	A bill changing the boundaries of state legislative districts.	Full	Attempted
77th Legislature	357	SF1597	HF1728	1/10/1992	A bill changing the boundaries of Minnesota congressional districts.	Full	Attempted

 

1991 - Governor Arne Carlson

A selection of bills vetoed in 1991 became law because of a failure to follow constitutional procedures. Those bills are marked 'problem veto.'
This count does not include the problem vetoes: Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 12 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 16 Lines Vetoed: 84 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 28 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 96 a
This count includes the problem vetoes: Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 27 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 16 Lines Vetoed: 84 Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 43 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 111
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
77th Legislature	356	SF1535		6/4/1991	Higher Education Omnibus Bill - 9 Line Items	Line (9)	No attempt
77th Legislature	355	HF783	SF842	6/4/1991	Groundwater regulation bill relating to wells, boring, pesticides and research. Line Item: Section 53: $400,000 General fund appropriation to continue integrated pest management and research on the impact of agriculture on groundwater.	Line (1)	No attempt
77th Legislature	349	HF635	SF643	6/4/1991	An act relating to elections, reapportionment, campaign contribution restrictions. Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	348	HF222	SF402	6/4/1991	An act relating to international trade; establishing a regional service center pilot project. Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	345	HF1631	none	6/4/1991	State Departments Omnibus Bill - 24 Line Items	Line (24)	No attempt
77th Legislature	335	HF2	SF2	6/3/1991	Health care access	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	320	HF137	SF4	6/3/1991	Elections - candidate withdrawal Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	307	SF505	HF530	6/3/1991	Public lands - state-county land exchange sale Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	303	SF931	HF1635	6/3/1991	Waste management - problem materials Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	302	SF559	HF552	6/3/1991	A bill which provides financial incentives for ethanol production and a mandate for use of the product by 1995. Line Item: Section 1: $200,000 for fiscal years 1992-1993 to promote ethanol fuel use. Line Item: Section 1: $40,000 for the marketing of ethanol.	Line (2)	No attempt
77th Legislature	298	SF598	HF723	6/3/1991	Transportation Omnibus Bill, including railroad grade crossing safety and a natural preservation highway program. Line Item: Article 5, Section 7, Page 23, Lines 8 and 9: $290,000 from the transportation services fund to continue the activities of the Transportation Study Board.	Line (1)	No attempt
77th Legislature	292	HF719	SF622	6/4/1991	Human Services Omnibus Bill - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
77th Legislature	291	HF1698	SF1570	5/31/1991	Omnibus Tax Bill Line Item: Article 14, Section 9, page 331, lines 35 and 36 and page 332 lines 1 through 5 appropriating money to provide local units of government for the start-up costs of providing shared services or functions. Line Item: Article 2, Section 4, on page 79, lines 1 through 36, and on page 80, lines 1 through 4 appropriating money from the local government trust fund to the Commissioner of Revenue	Line (2)	Attempted
77th Legislature	289	HF871	SF688	6/1/1991	An act relating to employment and the State Board of Electricity - powers. Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	286	SF774	HF1243	6/1/1991	A bill related to residential chemical dependency programs and nursing home transfers and discharges. Line Item: Section 19: $130,000 to continue a health screening and intervention program for herbicide and fumigant application. This appropriation is directed to the Commissioner of Health for pass through to the University of Minnesota.	Line (1)	No attempt
77th Legislature	284	SF1152	HF1199	6/1/1991	Limousines - regulation Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	270	HF551	SF212	6/1/1991	A bill related to public safety including DWI repeat offender programs. Line Item: Section 9a: $164,000 for start up grants to counties for DWI repeat offender programs. Line Item: Section 9b: $50,000 intended for the University of Minnesota Law School to fund a DWI task force.	Line (2)	No attempt
77th Legislature	265	HF700	SF647	6/4/1991	Omnibus Education Bill - 14 Line Items	Line (14)	Attempted
77th Legislature	262	HF1050	SF1008		Executive Orders - legislative notification Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	261	HF1042	SF940		Department of Trade and Economic Development - restructure Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	255	SF300	HF313		Psychologists - licensing requirements clarified Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	254	SF1533	HF493	6/4/1991	Environment and Natural Resources Omnibus Bill Line Item: Section 5, Page 7, Lines 48 and 49: $10,000 appropriation. Line Item: Section 5, Page 8, Lines 50-52: $50,000 appropriation. Line Item: Section 7, Page 16, Lines 38-56: $200,000 appropriation.	Line (3)	No attempt
77th Legislature	247	HF1422	SF1248	5/28/1991	Workers' compensation	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	246	SF1571	HF1699		Redistricting - legislative district plan Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	239	SF597	HF304	5/31/1991	Labor strikes - permanent replacements prohibited Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	236	HF1542	SF1251	5/28/1991	A bill authorizing motor vehicle engine replacement (state emmission control equipment inspection law).	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	235	HF1246	SF944	5/28/1991	Cold weather rule Line Item: Article 1, Section 8: $1,000,000 to the energy and conservation account to improve the energy efficiency of residential oil-fired heating in low-income households. Line Item: Article 7, Section 1: The commissioner of public service shall conduct a study of the potential market within the state for photovoltaic devices. Line Item: Article 7, Section 2: The commissioner of public service shall conduct a study to evaluate the need for, and the impact of, a carbon emissions tax ranging from $1 to $75 per ton of carbon emissions. Line Item: Article 7, Section 4: $55,000 is appropriated from the general fund to the commissioner of public service to cover costs associated with the studies required by sections 1 and 2 (above).	Line (4)	No attempt
77th Legislature	233	HF53	SF1530	6/4/1991	Omnibus Transportation and other agencies bill - 11 Line Items	Line (11)	No attempt
77th Legislature	222	SF449	HF684	5/28/1991	Retirement - teachers	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	218	SF268	HF1170	5/28/1991	Human rights - statute of limitations	Full	Attempted
77th Legislature	216	SF820	HF883	5/28/1991	Agriculture - state fair contract exceptions provided	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	213	SF971	HF929	5/24/1991	Agriculture - BST ban extension Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	208	HF961	SF954	5/27/1991	A bill related to agriculture including farmer-lender mediation. Line Item: Section 3: $15,000 appropriation for a data collection task force.	Line (1)	No attempt
77th Legislature	185	HF425	SF490	5/24/1991	State Land Conveyances Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	179	SF510	HF1340	5/24/1991	Egg law modifications, meat handlers Line Item: Section 16: The commissioner of agriculture shall conduct a survey of meat handlers to determine the level of interest in establishing a state meat inspection program. Line Item: Section 17: $10,000 appropriation to the commissioner of agriculture for the study and report required in section 16.	Line (2)	No attempt
77th Legislature	178	SF269	HF382	5/24/1991	Bars - DWI warning signs posted - Burger home Line Item: $50,000 for purchanse and rehabilitation of former childhood home of Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger	Line (1)	No attempt
77th Legislature	145	HF1405	SF1245	5/23/1991	Charitable organizations - requirements modified Problem veto	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	132	HF378	SF306	5/21/1991	A bill authorizing a land exchange between the State and a resident of the City of Aitkin.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	127	HF1086	SF1009	5/12/1991	Omnibus tax bill	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	91	HF1310	SF1206	5/14/1991	A bill that makes an assault on a public employee who is engaged in the performance of mandated duties a gross misdemeanor.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	87	HF1455	SF1330	5/14/1991	Minneapolis Park Board	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	46	SF539	HF931	5/3/1991	Trade practices - a bill that would amend the Minnesota Antitrust Law as it relates to suppliers, distributors and dealers.	Full	No attempt
77th Legislature	41	HF472	SF407	5/1/1991	A bill that proposes further regulation of high pressure pipefitting.	Full	No attempt

 

1990 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 2 Lines Vetoed: 4 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 5 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
76th Legislature	594	HF2419		5/9/1990	Omnibus State Departments bill; appropriating money for the Mississippi headwaters board. Line Item: Article 1, Sec. 10, Page 4, Line 3: $57,000 reduction to the State Treasurer's Office. Line Item: Article 1, Subd. 2(d), Page 9, Lines 48-49: $50,000 reduction from the Trade Office travel budget. Line Item: Article 1, Subd. 2, Sec. 27, Page 9, Line 55: $601,000 State Planning Agency negative appropriation.	Line (3)	No attempt
76th Legislature	565	SF2617		5/3/1990	Omnibus Agriculture, Transportation and Semi-States appropriations bill. Line Item: Section 10, Page 4, Line 29: (a) General reduction ($50,000)	Line (1)	No attempt
76th Legislature	390	HF2481	SF 2237	4/3/1990	A bill related to crime; permiting a judge to sentence a criminal defendant to prison without first conducting a presentence investigation.	Full	No attempt

 

1989 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 3 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 6 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 4 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 9 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
76th Legislature	335	HF372		6/3/1989	Omnibus state departments appropriations - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
76th Legislature	302	HF564		6/1/1989	A bill relating to workers' compensation.	Full	No attempt
76th Legislature	297	HF1734		6/2/1989	Omnibus Tax Bill	Full	No attempt
76th Legislature	281	HF1285		6/2/1989	Minnesota Comprehensive Health Association (MCHA)	Full	No attempt

 

1988 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 3 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
75th Legislature		SF1932		4/29/1988	Exemption of certain gasoline tanks from hazardous materials regulations.	Full	No attempt
75th Legislature		HF1999		4/26/1988	A bill relating to workers' compensation.	Full	No attempt
75th Legislature		SF2235		4/19/1988	A bill relating to workers' compensation.	Full	Attempted

 

1987 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 0 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 1 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 1 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 1 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
75th Legislature	403	HF243		6/12/1987	Health and Human Services Appropriations bill. Line Item: Section 157, Page 164, Line 30 through Page 166, Line 11: the appropriation of oil overcharge funds.	Line (1)	No attempt

 

1986 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 1 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 1 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
74th Legislature		SF2114		3/22/1986	A bill relating to unemployment compensation.	Full	No attempt

 

1985 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 1 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 1 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
74th Legislature		HF1032		5/24/1985	A bill regarding the city of Belle Plaine.	Full	No attempt

 

1984 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 5 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 5 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
73rd Legislature		SF1572		5/2/1984	Various provisions relating to Minnesota's probate laws	Full	No attempt
73rd Legislature		HF1216		4/26/1984	Relating to tax exemption for petroleum products used in certain improvements to agricultural lands.	Full	No attempt
73rd Legislature		HF1985		4/26/1984	A bill for an act relating to the regulating and licensing of salons for estheticians	Full	No attempt
73rd Legislature		SF1842		4/26/1984	Local authority to regulate firearms limited and clarified	Full	No attempt
73rd Legislature		HF1010		4/23/1984	A bill relating to real estate conveyances in the city of Thief River Falls.	Full	No attempt

 

1983 - Governor Rudy Perpich

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 2 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
73rd Legislature	301	HF1290		6/8/1983	State Departments appropriations bill. Note - "Governor Perpich essentially amended his veto message by withdrawing his suggestion that the appropriations could be spent for other purposes." History of the Line Item Veto in Minnesota, House Research Dept., 2016. See House Journal, June 21, 1983, p. 6237 for the letter. Line Item: The first of the provisions I have vetoed appears on lines 14 through 16 of page 18 and reads as follows:$136,000 each year is for thereinstatement of walk-in taxpayerassistance programs. Line Item: The second of the provisions I have vetoed appears on lines 8 through 10 of page 31 and reads as follows: $125,000 the first year and $125,000 the second year is for a grant to the Duluth port authority.	Line (2)	No attempt
73rd Legislature		SF510		6/14/1983	A bill imposing rent controls on residential properties.	Full	No attempt

 

1982 - Governor Al Quie

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 10 Pocket Vetoes: 6 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 10 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 10 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
72nd Legislature	603	HF1726	1741	3/18/1982	A bill to remove the Education commissioner as a member of the State University Board.	Full	Overridden
72nd Legislature	602	HF1234	1274	3/18/1982	State of Minnesota to grant certain paid medical insurance benefits to its retired employees	Full	Overridden
72nd Legislature		HF1220	1579	3/25/1982	Pocket Veto A bill to create a state workers' compensation fund and made changes in unemployment compensation laws.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		HF2080	1815	3/23/1982	Pocket Veto Minnesota Conference on Job Formation	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		SF1207	2147	3/22/1982	Pocket Veto Liquor store licensing	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		SF1588	1566	3/22/1982	Pocket Veto A bill that creates an advisory council on local government.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		SF1637	1811	3/22/1982	Pocket Veto A bill to limit South African investments.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		SF1988	2174	3/22/1982	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the Small Business Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		HF1176	1031	3/19/1982	Environmental Response and Liability Act	Full	Attempted
72nd Legislature		SF1689	1832	3/18/1982	A bill authorizing the Legislative Auditor to approve audit contracts for auditing state agencies.	Full	No attempt

 

1981 - Governor Al Quie

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 8 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 8 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 8 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
72nd Legislature, 1981 3rd Special Session		HF14		12/21/1981	Omnibus budget bill.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		HF306	380	5/29/1981	A bill to define commercial bribery, penalties.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		SF650	598	5/29/1981	A bill to include certain faculty members under the Public Employees Labor Relations Act (PELRA).	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		SF728	705	5/29/1981	A bill authorizing detached banking facilities by Northome banks.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		HF1132	1346	5/20/1981	Supplemental appropriations bill, amending the Revenue Recapture Act - sin taxes.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		HF1445		5/18/1981	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
72nd Legislature		HF326	834	5/8/1981	A bill to change the eligibility requirements for the Catastrophic Health Expense Protection (CHEP) program.	Full	Attempted
72nd Legislature		SF52	48	4/14/1981	A bill to make denial of a multi-unit dwelling access for campaigning a petty misdemeanor.	Full	No attempt

 

1980 - Governor Al Quie

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5 Pocket Vetoes: 1 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 3 Lines Vetoed: 16 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 8 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 21 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
71st Legislature	614	HF2476		4/24/1980	Supplemental appropriations bill. Total vetoed items - $4,308,000. - 11 Line Items	Line (11)a	No attempt
71st Legislature	609	HF1781		4/24/1980	A bill related to education. Line Item: Sec. 3. Appropriation; Research and Development Program. $250,000 for the program authorized pursuant to sections 1 and 2 of this article. Line Item: Section 15. Deficiency Appropriation; Summer School. $685,000 from the general fund to the department of education for the fiscal year ending July 30, 1980, for the payment of a deficiency in funds available for state aid for summer school. This amount is for 1979 summer school programs and shall be added to the sum appropriated for fiscal year 1980 for summer school aid in Laws 1979, Chapter 334, Article 1 Section 28, Subdivision 3. Line Item: Section 9. Appropriation; Transportation Study; Computerized Bus Routing. $150,000 for the purposes of section 6 of this article.	Line (3)	No attempt
71st Legislature	607	HF1121	SF883	4/23/1980	An act relating to the operation and financing of state and local government. Line Item: Article XIII, Section 2, Subdivision 4, Page 174: $50,000 to the Department of Transportation. Line Item: Article XIX, Section 14, Page 308: $30,000 annually for the purchase of heat-applied stamps.	Line (2)	No attempt
71st Legislature		HF1507	SF507	4/24/1980	Pocket Veto An act relating to appropriations; converting certain standing appropriations to direct appropriations. Note - The message date above is an approximate date. Surrounding action in the House Journal gives that date.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		HF1837	SF2029	4/7/1980	A bill to authorize issuance of temporary insurance licenses and extend the Joint Underwriting Association Act.	Full	Attempted
71st Legislature		SF2122	HF2043	4/7/1980	An act to allow persons to take time off from work to serve as election judges and establishing a commission to redraw Hennepin County commissioner districts.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		SF1670	HF1744	3/21/1980	A bill appropriating $33 million for emergency fuel assistance and weatherization, and allowing approximately $10.5 million in tax credits.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		SF550	762	3/10/1980	A bill related to campaign spending limits.	Full	Attempted

 

1979 - Governor Al Quie

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 5 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 5 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
71st Legislature		SF1476	HF573	6/1/1979	An act relating to detached banking facilities.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		SF607	HF1529	5/29/1979	An act related to the crime of possession of controlled substances on school grounds and a research program on the therapeutic use of marijuana.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		SF498		5/25/1979	An act related to identification of tax exempt vehicles.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		HF430	SF828	5/24/1979	An act relating to elections; allowing employees of the state or its political subdivisions to serve as election judges.	Full	No attempt
71st Legislature		HF813	SF716	5/22/1979	An act relating to crimes; regulating dance halls; removing the limitation on persons under the age of 16.	Full	No attempt

 

1978 - Governor Rudy Perpich - No Vetoes

 

1977 - Governor Rudy Perpich - No Vetoes

 

1976 - Governor Wendell Anderson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 4 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 4 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 4 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
69th Legislature		SF1788		4/20/1976	A bill relating to consumer banking facilities; authorizing electronic funds transfer systems.	Full	No attempt
69th Legislature		SF2241		4/20/1976	A bill requiring hunters to purchase state migratory waterfowl stamps.	Full	No attempt
69th Legislature		HF1865		4/13/1976	A bill relating to determinate sentencing; abolishing the State Parole Board.	Full	No attempt
69th Legislature		SF1841		4/13/1976	Open appointment bill.	Full	No attempt

 

1975 - Governor Wendell Anderson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 1 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 1 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
69th Legislature		HF929		6/5/1975	A bill relating to banks; authorizing the use of electronic funds transfer systems.	Full	No attempt

 

1974 - Governor Wendell Anderson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 2 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 2 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
68th Legislature		SF3352		4/12/1974	A bill relating to fire service in the City of Richfield.	Full	No attempt
68th Legislature		HF3400		4/3/1974	A bill relating to retirement; legislators retirement, includes an increase in legislator salaries.	Full	No attempt

 

1973 - Governor Wendell Anderson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 2 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 2 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
68th Legislature		HF1307	SF1239	5/24/1973	A bill relating to money; maximum interest rates; exempting certain loans therefrom.	Full	No attempt
68th Legislature		HF1293	SF1750	5/22/1973	A bill related to adult corrections; parole; reducing the minimum penalty for first degree murder.	Full	No attempt

 

1971 - Governor Wendell Anderson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 9 Pocket Vetoes: 4 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1 Lines Vetoed: 1 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 10 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 10 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
67th Legislature, 1971 Extra Session		HF76		11/1/1971	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the legislature: apportioning legislative districts.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature, 1971 Extra Session		HF5		8/4/1971	Omnibus tax bill.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature	962	SF2734		6/7/1971	An act relating to claims against the state; appropriating moneys for the payment thereof. Line Item: Section 7, Subdivision 1: There is appropriated from any moneys in the state treasury credited to the aviation fuel tax fund the sum of money hereinafter set forth in this section to the person named herein in full payment of a claim against the state. Subdivision 2. Braniff Airways, Inc. for an aviation fuel tax refund, $32,285.47.	Line (1)	No attempt
67th Legislature		HF1713		6/7/1971	Pocket Veto A bill relating to small loans; increasing the maximum limit on loans; providing charges for examination; permitting the sale of certain insurance.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature		HF257		6/7/1971	Pocket Veto A bill relating to judicial powers and procedure in the administration of highway traffic laws and municipal ordinances.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature		SF1358		6/7/1971	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the establishment of a riding and hiking trail in Kandiyohi, Pope, and Douglas counties; providing authority for acquisition of interests in land and development, maintenance, and operation of the trail. (See SF 556, Chapter 859)	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature		HF1500		5/15/1971	Interest and usury, corporations.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature		HF102		4/29/1971	Schools, disruptive activities.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature		SF118		4/29/1971	A bill relating to banks and banking; installment loans.	Full	No attempt
67th Legislature		SF183		4/6/1971	A bill relating to the powers and duties of the board of directors of trusts of the city of Duluth in the establishment, administration, management, maintenance, improvement and financing of city hospitals.	Full	No attempt

 

1969 - Governor Harold LeVander

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 3 Pocket Vetoes: 3 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
66th Legislature		HF1002		6/9/1969	Pocket Veto A bill relating to apportionment of proceeds from tax forfeited land sales.	Full	No attempt
66th Legislature		HF1783		6/9/1969	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the town of Champlin; providing procedures for its incorporation as a village.	Full	No attempt
66th Legislature		SF1486		6/9/1969	Pocket Veto A bill relating to motor vehicle taxation.	Full	No attempt

 

1967 - Governor Harold LeVander

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 6 Pocket Vetoes: 4 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 6 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 6 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
65th Legislature, 1967 Extra Session	SS Chap 32	HF27		6/1/1967	An act providing relief to real and personal property taxpayers, and certain real property tenants; imposing certain excise and other taxes.	Full	Overridden
65th Legislature		HF2381		5/26/1967	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan Airports Commission; exempting it from the applicability of Minnesota Statutes 1965, Section 422.05 (8c).	Full	No attempt
65th Legislature		SF81		5/23/1967	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the executive department of the state government, the filling of vacancies, and the payment of salaries.	Full	No attempt
65th Legislature		SF986		5/23/1967	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the adult corrections commission; increasing the compensation of the appointed members.	Full	No attempt
65th Legislature		SF988		5/23/1967	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the youth conservation commission; increasing the compensation of the appointed members.	Full	No attempt
65th Legislature		HF1292		5/20/1967	A bill relating to tax relief to real and personal property taxpayers.	Full	Attempted

 

1966 - Governor Karl Rolvaag

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 1 Pocket Vetoes: 0 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 1 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 1 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
64th Legislature, 1966 Extra Session		SF2		5/11/1966		Full	No attempt

 

1965 - Governor Karl Rolvaag

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 13 Pocket Vetoes: 9 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 2 Lines Vetoed: 3 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 15 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 16 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
64th Legislature	902	SF2016		5/24/1965	Conservation and natural resources bill. Line Item: $1,000; For the payment of bear bounties. Line Item: $300,000; Miscellaneous Conservation Expenses, payment of wolf, fox and lynx or bobcat bounties.	Line (2)	No attempt
64th Legislature	579	SF251		5/21/1965	A bill relating to claims against the state approved by the Claims Commission. Line Item: $400.00; Harry J. Hooley, Route 4, Stillwater, Minnesota. For flood damage caused by highway construction.	Line (1)	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF1094		6/7/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the judicial council; providing for the appointment of certain members thereof by the supreme court and the filing of certain reports; and authorizing the acceptance of gifts.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF1260		6/7/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to motor vehicles; providing for the issuance of certificates of title, and the method of perfecting liens.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF160		6/7/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to workmen's compensation.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF164		6/7/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to wild animals; providing for payment of bounties.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF753		6/7/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to school teachers, providing a probationary period of employment.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF277		5/24/1965	A bill relating to taxes on and measured by net income.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		HF795		5/24/1965	A bill relating to retired judges of the supreme court; providing for their assignment to the supreme court or the district court.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		SF102		5/24/1965	A bill to prescribe the bounds of senatorial and representative districts; reapportionment.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		SF116		5/24/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the Minnesota Braille and Sight Saving School; removing certain provisions for the establishment of admissions standards and policies.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		SF1563		5/24/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the teaching profession and providing for the settlement of disputes between school boards and certificated school personnel in the public schools of this state.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		SF191		5/24/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to bounties to be paid for the taking of wild bear.	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		SF748		5/24/1965	Pocket Veto A bill relating to state government and the management of the public domain; revising the department of conservation as the department of natural resources	Full	No attempt
64th Legislature		SF46		4/30/1965	A bill relating to examiners and deputy examiners of title under laws providing for the registration of title to land, and their tenure of office.	Full	No attempt

 

1963 - Governor Karl Rolvaag

Governor Elmer Andersen served until March 20, 1963 but there were no vetoes during that time.
Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 6 Pocket Vetoes: 2 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 6 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 6 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
63rd Legislature		HF1933		5/17/1963	A bil relating to taxation of certain iron bearing material.	Full	No attempt
63rd Legislature		SF196		5/17/1963	A bill relating to employment security.	Full	No attempt
63rd Legislature		HF408		5/3/1963	A bill relating to taxes on and measured by net income; reciprocity.	Full	No attempt
63rd Legislature		HF787		4/29/1963	A bill prohibiting certain commercial activities on Sunday and certain other holidays.	Full	No attempt
63rd Legislature		HF1552			Pocket Veto A bill regulating the exercise of rights to use, damage or acquire the surface of land in connection with the mining and removal of minerals therefrom and requiring payment of compensation to surface owners for such use, damage or acquisition and providing procedure for determination of such compensation.	Full	No attempt
63rd Legislature		SF1109			Pocket Veto A resolution memorializing Congress to call a convention to propose an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, unless Congress shall sooner have submitted such an amendment, to provide for the election of the President and Vice-President in a manner fair and just to the people of the United States.	Full	No attempt

 

1961 - Governor Elmer Andersen

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 4 Pocket Vetoes: 3 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 4 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 4 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
62nd Legislature		HF837		4/13/1961	A bill relating to the village of Island View, Koochiching County, authorizing the issuance of an additional license for the sale of intoxicating liquor.	Full	Attempted
62nd Legislature		HF980			Pocket Veto A bill relating to the legal settlement of paupers.	Full	No attempt
62nd Legislature		SF1701			Pocket Veto A bill relating to the appropriation and use of surface and underground waters.	Full	No attempt
62nd Legislature		SF355			Pocket Veto A bill relating to the city of Rochester, authorizing an additional license for the sale of intoxicating liquor.	Full	No attempt

 

1959 - Governor Orville Freeman

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 4 Pocket Vetoes: 4 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 4 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 4 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
61st Legislature		HF790			Pocket Veto A bill relating to intoxicating liquor, and the issuance of licenses to certain clubs.	Full	No attempt
61st Legislature		SF1522			Pocket Veto A bill appropriating money to the veterans compensation fund for the payment of adjusted compensation to Korean War veterans.	Full	No attempt
61st Legislature		SF226			Pocket Veto A bill relating to property exempt from attachment, garnishment or sale on final process issued from any court.	Full	No attempt
61st Legislature		SF892			Pocket Veto A bill relating to intoxicating liquors, and requiring any city of the fourth class, village of less than 10,000 inhabitants, or borough to give public notice of intent to establish a municipal liquor store, and providing certain exceptions.	Full	No attempt

 

1958 - Governor Orville Freeman - No Vetoes

 

1957 - Governor Orville Freeman

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5 Pocket Vetoes: 4 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 5 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 5 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
60th Legislature		HF1397		4/1/1957	A bill relating to telephone exchanges in certain villages.	Full	Attempted
60th Legislature		HF2016			Pocket Veto A bill relating to standard time.	Full	No attempt
60th Legislature		HF758			Pocket Veto A bill relating to non-intoxicating and intoxicating malt liquors.	Full	No attempt
60th Legislature		SF1635			Pocket Veto A bill regulating the exercise of rights to use, or damage the surface of land in connection with the mining and removal of minerals therefrom and requiring payment of compensation to surface owners for such use or damage, and providing procedure for determination of such compensation.	Full	No attempt
60th Legislature		SF181			Pocket Veto A bill relating to small loans.	Full	No attempt

 

1955 - Governor Orville Freeman

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 2 Pocket Vetoes: 1 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 2 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 2 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
59th Legislature		HF1766		4/19/1955	A bill relating to the sale and disposition of certain state owned land.	Full	No attempt
59th Legislature		HF412			Pocket Veto A bill relating to wild animals and the transportation of game.	Full	No attempt

 

1953 - Governor C. Elmer Anderson

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 7 Pocket Vetoes: 6 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 7 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 7 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
58th Legislature		HF1431		4/22/1953	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the duties of banks concerning stop-orders and legal process as they relate to checks, drafts and other instruments.	Full	No attempt
58th Legislature		HF1788		4/22/1953	Pocket Veto A bill relating to public transportation for hire; providing for the creation, organization, and administration of a metropolitan transit commission; and appropriating money for this purpose.	Full	No attempt
58th Legislature		SF727		4/21/1953	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the salaries of the justices of the supreme court.	Full	No attempt
58th Legislature		SF867		4/21/1953	Pocket Veto A bill relating to district court judges.	Full	No attempt
58th Legislature		SF433		3/27/1953	A bill terminating federal rent controls in the State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
58th Legislature		SF1739			Pocket Veto A bill appropriating additional moneys for salaries for justices of the Supreme Court and judges of the district court.	Full	No attempt
58th Legislature		SF218			Pocket Veto A bill relating to the promotion of employees in the classified service of the State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt

 

1951 - Governor Luther Youngdahl

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 10 Pocket Vetoes: 3 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 10 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 10 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
57th Legislature		HF1556		4/19/1951	Pocket Veto A bill relating to duties of county surveyor in each county now or hereafter having a population of 150,000 or more, and an area of over 5,000 square miles.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		HF1598		4/19/1951	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the number of on sale liquor licenses in certain cities of the third class.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		HF250		4/19/1951	Pocket Veto A bill prohibiting all parking on the capitol grounds except in certain cases.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		HF432		4/12/1951	A bill relating to the appointment and salary of the director of the wild rice harvest and the licenses required to harvest wild rice.	Full	Attempted
57th Legislature		SF144		4/12/1951	A bill relating to the issuance of off-sale intoxicating liquor licenses in certain cities of the third class.	Full	Attempted
57th Legislature		HF363		4/4/1951	A bill providing for the appointment of peace officers by railway companies and railway express companies and defining the powers and duties thereof.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		SF1463			A bill relating to state and federal savings and loan and building and loan associations and to branches, agencies and offices thereof; providing penalties and repealing inconsistent acts.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		SF1477			A bill authorizing the State of Minnesota to acquire certain property by gift for the purpose of maintaining an historical site.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		SF320			A bill relating to taxes on and measured by net income; providing for a credit against tax due from a blind person equal to credit of an unmarried person.	Full	No attempt
57th Legislature		SF603			A bill relating to tax on registered tonnage of vessels navigating international waters; providing for a minimum amount of tax.	Full	No attempt

 

1949 - Governor Luther Youngdahl

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 8 Pocket Vetoes: 2 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 8 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 8 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
56th Legislature	498	SF1131		4/16/1949	A bill relating to any game preserve, area, or project established pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 1945, Sections 84A.01, 84A.20, or 84A.31, appropriating money therefor, prescribing penalties for violations.	Full	Overridden
56th Legislature		SF1448		4/21/1949	A bill relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors; village of Falcon Heights to establish a municipal liquor store.	Full	No attempt
56th Legislature		HF658		4/16/1949	A bill relating to intoxicating liquors and elections thereon; Otter Tail County.	Full	No attempt
56th Legislature		HF397		4/15/1949	A bill relating to consolidation of certain non-contiguous school districts (Minnetonka Beach and Wayzata).	Full	No attempt
56th Legislature		HF662		4/1/1949	A bill relating to the storage of grain.	Full	No attempt
56th Legislature		SF435		3/21/1949	A bill relating to "on sale" lisenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors.	Full	No attempt
56th Legislature		SF1055			Pocket Veto	Full	No attempt
56th Legislature		SF1276			Pocket Veto	Full	No attempt

 

1947 - Governor Luther Youngdahl

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 9 Pocket Vetoes: 2 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 9 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 9 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
55th Legislature		HF910		4/24/1947	A bill relating to the sales of intoxicating liquor, allowing the city of Hibbing to extend hours for on-sale liquor places.	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		HF911		4/24/1947	A bill relating to licenses for sale of intoxicating liquors in certain cities of the fourth class; International Falls.	Full	Attempted
55th Legislature		HF933		4/24/1947	Pocket Veto A bill relating to taxes on and measured by net income.	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		SF953		4/24/1947	Pocket Veto A bill relating to driver's licenses; revocation of same.	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		HF735		4/23/1947	A bill relating to intoxicating liquors; municipal liquor stores.	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		HF1065		4/21/1947	A bill relating to intoxicating liquor licenses in villages where a special census has been had and certified to by the Secretary of State; Golden Valley.	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		SF863		4/21/1947	A bill relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors and the closing hours for the sale thereof.	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		SF319		4/18/1947	A bill relating to intoxicating liquors and providing for local option in municipalities in certain counties (Polk County liquor bill).	Full	No attempt
55th Legislature		SF832		4/12/1947	A bill relating to licenses for sale of intoxicating liquors in certain cities of the fourth class and vilages.	Full	No attempt

 

1945 - Governor Edward Thye

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 3 Pocket Vetoes: 2 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 3 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 3 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
54th Legislature		HF1262		4/19/1945	Pocket Veto A bill establishing an Old Age Assistance revolving fund for the purpose of protecting the interests of recipients of old age assistance and providing for transfer of personal property to the state agency by applicants and recipients of Old Age Assistance under certain circumstances,	Full	No attempt
54th Legislature		SF107		4/12/1945	A bill relating to the avoidance and settlement of labor disputes, the promotion of industrial peace, declaring certain violations of law to be gross misdemeanors and empowering certain state officials and agencies to investigate and prosecute such violations.	Full	Attempted
54th Legislature		SF347			Pocket Veto A bill relating to labor relations between the state, its various municipalities, departments, political and governmental subdivisions, the officers thereof; and providing for avoidance and settlement of labor disputes by conciliation, negotiation and agreement.	Full	No attempt

 

1944 - Governor Edward Thye - No Vetoes

 

1943 - Governor Harold Stassen

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 6 Pocket Vetoes: 4 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 6 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 6 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
53rd Legislature		HF1341		4/21/1943	Pocket Veto A bill relating to notice of assignments of accounts receivable.	Full	No attempt
53rd Legislature		HF603		4/21/1943	Pocket Veto A bill relating to liens for old age assistance and requiring the legal descriptions of the property to be given in the certificates evidencing such liens.	Full	No attempt
53rd Legislature		HF814		4/21/1943	Pocket Veto A bill relating to certain sales of tax forfeited land made in violation of Mason's Supplement 1940, Section 2139-15, as amended, and validating certain of said sales.	Full	No attempt
53rd Legislature		HF94		4/21/1943	Pocket Veto A bill relating to intoxicating liquors.	Full	No attempt
53rd Legislature		SF962		4/6/1943	A bill relating to railroad clearances.	Full	No attempt
53rd Legislature		SF208			A bill relating to officers and employees of the State, its agencies and its governmental subdivisions, and prohibiting their re-employment under certain conditions.	Full	No attempt

 

1941 - Governor Harold Stassen

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 11 Pocket Vetoes: 8 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 11 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 11 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
52nd Legislature		HF1485		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill relating to procedure in the department of taxation.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		HF175		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill relating to wild animals and directing and authorizing the sale of a stamp required for taking certain animals, establishing from the proceeds a "Farmers' and Sportsmen's Indemnity Fund" and providing for regulating its use in the payment of claims for damage to agricultural crops caused by said animals.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		HF569		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill relating to wild animals, regulating the taking, possession and sale of frogs.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		HF993		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill to amend laws relating to aeronautics.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		SF1176		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill relating to civil service in the State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		SF476		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the registration of motor vehicles by public officers or employees and providing penalties for violations thereof.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		SF767		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill relating to Veteran's Preference in public appointments.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		SF986		4/24/1941	Pocket Veto A bill authorizing the Department of Conservation of the State of Minnesota, Division of Game and Fish, to issue and sell a "Sportsmen's Fish Stamp," the fund created thereby to be used solely for the propagation of fish.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		HF754		4/23/1941	A bill relating to the payment of retirement allowances to employees of cities of the first class.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		SF914		4/23/1941	A bill to name the State of Minnesota a party defendant whenever the State has or claims any interest of lien, apparent or real, in or upon any real estate within the State in order to secure a complete adjudication thereof; and to provide for the release of junior liens.	Full	No attempt
52nd Legislature		HF507		4/14/1941	A bill relating to elections with particular reference to names on ballots; incumbents.	Full	No attempt

 

1939 - Governor Harold Stassen

Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 8 Pocket Vetoes: 2 Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0 Lines Vetoed: 0 a Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 8 Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 8 a
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
51st Legislature		HF1378		4/22/1939	Pocket Veto A bill imposing an excise tax measured by income on banks and taxing dividends from banks, known as the "bank tax bill".	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		HF328		4/22/1939	Pocket Veto A bill relating to the issuance of cigarette license.	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		SF10		4/22/1939	A bill repealing Mason's Minnesota Statutes 1927, Sections 53-2 to 53-3, relating to the Executive Council.	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		SF1232		4/22/1939	A bill prohibiting the use of publicly owned motor vehicles operated under tax exempt licenses while not in the performance of public duties and providing penalties for the violation thereof.	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		SF1371		4/22/1939	A bill relating to the election of officials in certain villages.	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		SF477		4/22/1939	A bill relating to the transportation of inflammable liquids in motor vehicles on the highways and limiting the quantity to be transported, defining inflammable liquids, and providing for penalties for the violation of this act.	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		HF702		4/17/1939	A bill relating to intoxicating liquor and hours of sale.	Full	No attempt
51st Legislature		SF944		4/17/1939	A bill to regulate the production, processing, collection, storage, transportation, importation and sale of goats milk.	Full	No attempt

 

1937 - Governor Elmer Benson - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1936 - Governor Floyd Olson - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1935 - Governor Floyd Olson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
49th Legislature		HF1564	SF1473	4/24/1935	Tax revision program	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		SF544	HF1092	4/24/1935	A bill for an act to amend Mason's Minnesota Statutes of 1927, Section 1936, relating to the definition of "assessed value" in laws relating to the issuance of bonds, and repealing inconsistent laws.	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		SF1658		4/18/1935	A bill for an act amending Chapter 44, Laws of Minnesota for 1935, relating to corporations.	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		HF1732	SF1616	4/17/1935	A bill to lower the taxes, over a period of years, of the mining companies doing business within the Chisholm School District.	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		HF1012	SF1096	4/16/1935	Appropriation of funds for the payment of attorney's fees and plaintiff's disbursements in highway suits	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		HF260	SF205	4/13/1935	Restriction of the jurisdiction of the State Board of Pardons	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		HF4	SF32	4/4/1935	State Board of Control, jurisdiction over disabled persons	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		SF39	HF637	4/2/1935	A bill for an act to limit the annual levy of taxes in all school districts in the State of Minnesota having a having a population of more than 10,000 and less than 50,000 inhabitants and having an assessed valuation of taxable property, exclusive of monies and credits, of more than $50,000,000.00.	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		SF40	HF623	4/2/1935	A bill for an act to limit the annual levy and expenditure of taxes for the year 1935 and each year thereafter in towns in the State of Minnesota having a population of more than 3,000 exclusive of incorporated villages or cities therein, and an assessed valuation of taxable property, exclusive of monies and credits, of more than $10,000,000.00.	Full	No attempt
49th Legislature		SF41	HF638	4/2/1935	A bill for an act to limit the annual levy of taxes in all villages and cities, in the State of Minnesota, having a population of more than 10,000 and less than 50,000 inhabitants and an assessed valuation of taxable property (exclusive of monies and credits) of more than $35,000,000.00.	Full	No attempt

 

1934 - Governor Floyd Olson - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1933 - Governor Floyd Olson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
48th Legislature		HF1725		4/19/1933	A bill reducing the salaries of all state, county, city, town, village and borough officials and employees.	Full	No attempt
48th Legislature		SF652		3/23/1933	A bill for an act to amend Mason's Minnesota Statutes of 1927, Section 10305, as amended by Chapter 212, Laws 1931, relating to public contracts and interest of public officers therein.	Full	No attempt
48th Legislature		SF805		3/17/1933	To change to rules regarding the supervision and control of commercial fishing by the State Game and Fish Commissioner in Rice County.	Full	No attempt
48th Legislature		HF167		2/3/1933	An Act relating to State Banks and providing for the reorganization thereof under certain circumstances, by agreement between the depositors and unsecured creditors of such banks, approved by the Commissioner of Banks.	Full	No attempt

 

1931 - Governor Floyd Olson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
47th Legislature		HF758		4/25/1931	Pocket Veto An act providing for supervision and regulation of transportation of persons and property for hire as common carriers on any public highway in this state by motor vehicle, and for the safe operation thereof.	Full	No attempt
47th Legislature		SF147		4/21/1931	Handling the sewage of South St. Paul and potential pollution of the Mississippi River	Full	No attempt
47th Legislature		HF1456		4/20/1931	A bill for an act to divide the State of Minnesota into nine Congressional Districts. Note - Governor Floyd B. Olson vetoed H.F. 1456, but there was some question as to whether his veto could apply to a redistricting plan. The decision went to court and his veto ultimately stood. See "History of Minnesota Congressional Redistricting", 2018 for further details.	Full	No attempt

 

1929 - Governor Theodore Christianson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
46th Legislature	427	SF1246		4/27/1929	A bill to appropriate money for the payment of claims against the State of Minnesota. - 7 Line Items	Line (7)	No attempt
46th Legislature	426	SF1067		4/27/1929	An act to appropriate money for the expenses of state government and for other purposes. Line Item: Sec. 26, Item 5: $1,600 Commissioner of Forestry and Fire Protection: for boat. Fiscal year 1929. Line Item: Sec. 27: $30,000 For carrying out the provisions of SF 74: $15,000 for fiscal year 1930 and $15,000 for fiscal year 1931. Line Item: Sec. 30, Item 5: $10,000 Board of Health: for educational activities in connection with venereal diseases. $5,000 for fiscal year 1930 and $5,000 for 1931. Line Item: Sec. 32: $25,000 State Capitol: for the purpose of improving and beautifying the state capitol grounds, to be expended by the executive council. Fiscal year 1929.	Line (4)	No attempt
46th Legislature	288	SF825		4/23/1929	An act to appropriate money for state educational institutions. Line Item: $3,300,000 for maintenance and special equipment for the University of Minnesota. Line Item: $5,735,917 for aid to high, graded, semi-graded, consolidated, industrial and rural schools, for the year ending June 30, 1929. Line Item: $5,880,629 for aid to high, graded, semi-graded, consolidated, industrial and rural schools, for the year ending June 30, 1930.	Line (3)	No attempt
46th Legislature	221	SF444		4/18/1929	An act to appropriate money for the current expenses, buildings and improvements at state institutions, for expenses of the State Board of Control; to appropriate money from the State Prison Revolving Fund for current expenses at the State Prison. - 6 Line Items	Line (6)	No attempt
46th Legislature		SF131		4/24/1929	An act relating to the taxation of property of the Department of Rural Credit.	Full	No attempt
46th Legislature		SF496		4/24/1929	An act to amend Chapter 523, Laws 1921, relating to the practice of architecture, professional engineering and land surveying.	Full	No attempt
46th Legislature		HF35		4/23/1929	An act authorizing and directing payment annually by the state of Minnesota to the counties therein of an amount of money equal to five cents per acre on all state forest lands situate within said counties, and appropriating money therefor.	Full	No attempt
46th Legislature		HF168		4/9/1929	A bill for an act to require the payment of a living standard of wages in the erection of public buildings for the State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
46th Legislature		SF115		3/12/1929	An act to provide an additional judge for the district court of the sixteenth judicial district of the state of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt

 

1927 - Governor Theodore Christianson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
45th Legislature	439	HF1334		4/25/1927	An act to appropriate money for the expenses of state government and for other purposes. Line Item: Sec. 14, Item 8: $12,000 for the Department of Agriculture - State Test Mill Laboratory.	Line (1)	No attempt
45th Legislature		SF110		4/20/1927	A bill for an act amending Section 6048, General Statutes 1923, relative to taxes on property held by the Department of Rural Credits	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		SF577		4/20/1927	A bill for an act to legalize certain payments of salary heretofore made and to authorize the payment of additional salary to county commissioners in certain counties	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		SF837		4/20/1927	A bill for an act to provide an additional judge for the district court of the sixteenth judicial district of the State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF848		4/18/1927	A bill for an act to fix the compensation of judge of the probate court in the State of Minnesota, in counties now or hereafter having a population of not less than 240,000 inhabitants.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF1326		4/18/1927	A bill for an act providing that all expenses incurred by the state in connection with the management, operation and care of state school forests or other state forests established or operated under laws passed pursuant to Section 7 of Article 8 of the State Constitution, including all expenses incurred in connection with the cutting and sale of timber from such lands, shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale of timber of forest products taken from such lands.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF130		4/16/1927	An act creating a commission to erect a monument on a site in Milford Township, Brown County, in memory of the 52 persons killed in said township in the Indian outbreak of 1862, prescribing its powers and duties, and appropriating money therefor.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF492		4/16/1927	An act to establish and dedicate a State Memorial Park and Soldiers' and Sailors' Rest, to be known as "Birch Cooley Battle Field State Memorial Park," and appropriating money therefor	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF584		4/16/1927	An act creating a commission to erect a monument at Moose Lake in Carlton County, in memory of the citizens of Minnesota who lost their lives in the forest fires of October, 1918,prescribing its powers and duties, and appropriating money therefor.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF774		4/16/1927	An act to establish and dedicate a memorial park at Brown's Valley, to be known as the Sam Brown Memorial Park, and appropriating money therefor.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF1330		4/16/1927	A bill for an act authorizing and directing payment annually by the State of Minnesota to the counties therein of an amount of money equal to five cents per acre on all state forest lands situate within said counties, and appropriating money therefor.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		SF137		4/16/1927	A bill for an act to amend subdivision 22 of Section 252, General Statutes of 1923 relating to the salary of district judges.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF323		4/14/1927	An act providing for compensation to the members of the Senate and House of Representatives	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF331		4/8/1927	An act to amend Section 837, General Statutes 1923, as amended by Chapter 146, General Laws 1925, relating to the salary and clerk hire in the office of County Auditors in certain counties.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		HF710		4/8/1927	A bill for an act establishing the salary to be paid to the members of the Supreme Court.	Full	No attempt
45th Legislature		SF187		3/17/1927	An act to legalize certain payments of salary heretofore made to Auditors in certain counties	Full	No attempt

 

1925 - Governor Theodore Christianson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
44th Legislature		HF1007		4/21/1925	A bill for an act authorizing the auditor of any county now or hereafter having a population of 150,000 and not more than 240,000 to designate an employe in his office as Mothers' Pension Clerk, and prescribing the duties and providing for additional compensation for such clerk.	Full	No attempt
44th Legislature		SF511		3/26/1925	A bill for an act to fix the compensation of Judge of Probate Court in the State of Minnesota, in counties now or hereafter having a population of not less than two hundred and forty thousand (240,000) inhabitants.	Full	No attempt
44th Legislature		SF654		3/26/1925	A bill for an act fixing the salary of the county attorney and providing for the number of assistants, clerks and other help, and fixing their compensation and providing for their expenses in all counties in this state now or hereafter having a population of more than 150,000 inhabitants, and an area of 5,000 square miles or more, and repealing all inconsistent acts.	Full	No attempt
44th Legislature		SF226		3/19/1925	A bill for an act to amend Section 1 of Chapter 183, General Laws 1913, entitled, 'An Act giving cities of the fourth class situated in two or more counties exclusive power to expend all moneys arising from taxation for roads, bridges and streets upon the real and personal property within their corporate limits,' so as to except from the application of the act moneys arising from taxation for county road and bridge purposes, in certain cases.	Full	No attempt
44th Legislature		SF457		3/19/1925	A bill for an act fixing the salary of the Judge of Probate and the number of clerks and amount of clerk hire allowance in all counties of the state now or hereafter having a population of more than 150,000 inhabitants and an area of more than 51000 square miles.	Full	No attempt
44th Legislature		SF129		3/16/1925	A bill for an act providing for admitting wills to probate and granting letters of administration without giving formal notice.	Full	No attempt
44th Legislature		SF403		2/26/1925	A bill for an act providing that in counties now or hereafter having a population of over one hundred fifty thousand (150,000) and not more than two hundred twenty-five thousand (225,000) inhabitants and an assessed valuation of over two hundred fifty million dollars($250,000,000) exclusive of moneys and credits, no hospital for the detention, isolation, care or treatment of contagious diseases shall hereafter be erected within fifteen hundred (1500) feet of any school building or public park.	Full	No attempt

 

1923 - Governor J. A. O. Preus - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1921 - Governor J. A. O. Preus

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
42nd Legislature		HF980			Pocket Veto Authorizing certain villages to establish milk pasteurization plants.	Full	No attempt
42nd Legislature		SF436			Pocket Veto Authorizing certain school districts to provide living accommodations for teachers.	Full	No attempt

 

1919 - Governor J. A. A. Burnquist

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
41st Legislature, 1919 Extra Session		HF23		9/19/1919	A bill for an act providing for the levy and collection of a tax upon the value of ores from persons, co-partnerships, associations, joint-stock companies and corporations engaged in the mining or production thereof.	Full	No attempt
41st Legislature		HF60		4/21/1919	Regarding the purchasing of food for inmates in state institutions.	Full	No attempt
41st Legislature		SF825		3/27/1919	A bill proposing a state song.	Full	No attempt

 

1917 - Governor J. A. A. Burnquist

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
40th Legislature	462	SF959		4/25/1917	An act to appropriate money for expenses of the state government and for other purposes and prescribing present and future regulations and limitations relative to the expenditure of state appropriations. Line Item: Sec. 35, Item 8: $40,000 for new fish car available year ending July 31, 1921.	Line (1)	No attempt
40th Legislature	440	SF1026		3/23/1917	An act to appropriate money for maintenance of public parks and for additions thereto; for the creation of new parks; for the establishment and maintenance of fish hatcheries and various other semi-state activities. Line Item: Section 10: $5,000 appropriation for establishment of a public park in Big Stone County, MN to be known as "Toqua Lakes State Park" and for the purchasing of lands.	Line (1)	No attempt
40th Legislature	437	HF1275		4/23/1917	A bill to appropriate money for the state educational institutions and for other purposes.	Line (0)	No attempt
40th Legislature	436	HF1262		4/23/1917	A bill to appropriate money for current expenses, buildings, and improvements at state institutions, and for other purposes.	Line (0)	No attempt
40th Legislature		HF839		3/20/1917	A bill for an act to provide for the retirement of Judges of the District Court, where such Judges have attained the age of seventy-five years and have been in twenty~five years continuous service, in districts consisting of but one county, and having a population of not less than two hundred thousand, and not more than three hundred and twenty-five thousand inhabitants.	Full	No attempt
40th Legislature		HF260		2/21/1917	A bill for an act setting apart to the use of the Supreme Court and state law library certain further space in the Capitol Building and giving the Supreme Court control of alterations and making it responsible for the expenditure of money therefor and for the maintenance of the state law library and for the space to be used by the court.	Full	No attempt

 

1916 - Governor J. A. A. Burnquist - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1915 - Governor Winfield Hammond

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
39th Legislature		SF404	HF503	4/22/1915	A bill for an act relating to a tax levy for county revenue purposes.	Full	No attempt
39th Legislature		HF831		4/19/1915	A bill for an act authorizing the licensing of certain persons as veterinarians without examination.	Full	No attempt
39th Legislature		HF499		2/19/1915	A bill for an act to authorize and empower cities in the State of Minnesota which have twenty thousand and not more than fifty thousand inhabitants to reconstruct, rebuild, pave, repair and improve certain bridges and to issue bonds therefor.	Full	No attempt

 

1913 - Governor A.O. Eberhart

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
38th Legislature	403	HF1240		4/28/1913	An Act to appropriate money for current expenses, buildings and improvements at state institutions, and for other purposes. Line Item: Section 13: State Reformatory. Completion new cell wing available for year ending July 31, 1915, $30,000. Line Item: Section 17: Hospital for inebriates, Willmar. One men's cottage available for year ending July 31, 1914, $45,000. Line Item: Section 18: For miscellaneous purposes. Purchase additional lands for state institutions available for year ending July 31, 1915 $10,000 Line Item: Section 6: St. Peter State Hospital, new criminal insane building available for year ending July 31, 1915, $75,000.	Line (4)	No attempt
38th Legislature	401	HF1241		4/28/1913	An Act to appropriate money for expenses of the state government and for other purposes. Line Item: Section 40: Drainage Commission. Item #1. For expenses in carrying on topographical and hydrographical surveys of the various water sheds for the year ending July 31, 1915, only $13,000. Line Item: Section 41: State Parks. Itasca State Park, Item #1. For the purpose of buying standing timber or land, or land and standing timber in Itasca State Park for the years ending July 31, 1914, and July 31, 1915, each year $10,000. Line Item: Section 7: State Treasurer Item #7. For special contingent - for interest on temporary loans for the year ending July 31st, 1915, only $25,000.	Line (3)	No attempt
38th Legislature		HF207		4/15/1913	A bill for an act to amend Section 2842 of the Revised Laws of 1905, relating to State and local control of public service corporations.	Full	Attempted
38th Legislature		HF573		4/15/1913	A bill for an act to regulate telephone Companies and to place them under the control and jurisdiction of the Railroad and Warehouse Commission.	Full	Attempted

 

1912 - Governor A.O. Eberhart - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1911 - Governor A.O. Eberhart - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1909 - Governor John Johnson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
36th Legislature		SF473		4/21/1909	A bill for an act to amend section sixty-seven (67) of the Revised Laws of one thousand nine hundred five (1905) relating to compromise of claims of the state.	Full	No attempt
36th Legislature		HF227		4/20/1909	A bill for an act defining and classifying mineral lands and providing for the taxation of the same	Full	No attempt
36th Legislature		SF53		4/6/1909	A bill for an act to establish a state normal school at the village of Cass Lake in the County of Cass.	Full	No attempt

 

1907 - Governor John Johnson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
35th Legislature		SF237		4/5/1907	An act to permit insurance companies to publish statements in venues available only to other insurance companies, not the general public.	Full	No attempt

 

1905 - Governor John Johnson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
34th Legislature	102	SF4		3/27/1905	A bill for an act to provide for the care, operation and maintenance of the new capitol and to appropriate money therefor.	Full	Overridden
34th Legislature		SF81		4/11/1905	An act creating a State Board of Chiropractic Examiners and Registration, and to regulate the practice of chiropractic in the State of Minnesota to license chiropractors and to punish persons violating the provisions of this act.	Full	No attempt
34th Legislature		HF655		4/11/1905	An act to amend sections one (1) seven (7), thirty (30 ), thirty-one (3 I), forty-seven (47,) and forty-eight (48) of chapter fifty-three (53) of the Special Laws of Minnesota for the year eighteen hundred ninety-one (1891) as amended by chapter three hundred ninety-seven (397) of the Special Laws of Minnesota for the year nineteen hundred and one (1901).	Full	No attempt

 

1903 - Governor Samuel Van Sant - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1902 - Governor Samuel Van Sant - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1901 - Governor Samuel Van Sant

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
32nd Legislature		HF285	SF191	4/1/1901	Bill providing for uniform systems of accounting for state institutions.	Full	No attempt

 

1899 - Governor John Lind

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
31st Legislature		HF260		4/7/1899	An act to allot funds for the state to build and equip two additional hospitals for the mentally insane.	Full	No attempt
31st Legislature		HF169		2/17/1899	An act to appropriate money to meet any claim or claims made under the provisions of chapter two hundred and five (205), General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five (1895), relating to the manufacture of sugar and paying a bounty therefor	Full	No attempt

 

1897 - Governor D.M. Clough

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
30th Legislature		SF191		3/9/1897	An act to create in the cities of the State of Minnesota having no more than fifty and not less than fifteen thousand inhabitants, a local improvement fund, and to empower such cities to issue their bonds and certificates of indebtedness for certain purposes therein named.	Full	No attempt

 

1895 - Governor D.M. Clough

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
29th Legislature		SF291		4/17/1895	A measure relating to a single corporation, the Minnesota Baptist State Convention, created and organized under the laws of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
29th Legislature		SF417		4/12/1895	A bill that provides for the consolidation of any two or more colleges, seminaries of learning or other educational institutions.	Full	No attempt
29th Legislature		SF360		1/9/1895	Provisions for building and loan associations.	Full	No attempt

 

1893 - Governor Knute Nelson

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
28th Legislature		SF467		4/13/1893	An act to provide for the manner of electing trustees and directors of certain educational corporations.	Full	No attempt
28th Legislature		SF387		4/13/1893	An act to amend sections 1,3 and 5 of chapter 15 of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, relating to the appointment of the members of the State board of health and vital statistics, and the management of its business.	Full	No attempt
28th Legislature		HF275		4/8/1893	An act in relation to the manufacture and sale of lard and of lard compounds and lard substitutes, to prevent fraud and to preserve the public health.	Full	No attempt
28th Legislature		SF110		3/10/1893	An act to amend chapter two hundred and forty-two (242), General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine (1889), entitled an act to amend chapter on8 hunched and fifteen (115), General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-one (1881), entitled an act to provide for the publication of a legislative manual.	Full	No attempt

 

1891 - Governor William Merriam

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
27th Legislature		HF1218		4/18/1891	An act to amend the articles of incorporations of the Flom Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Norman county, Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
27th Legislature		SF554		4/14/1891	A act to legalize the acts of the supervisors of the town of Wellington, in the county of Renville, state of Minnesota, in laying out certain public roads in said town.	Full	No attempt
27th Legislature		SF128		4/2/1891	A bill to revise, amend and consolidate the charter of the city of Minneapolis, to unite the various boards and departments of said city.	Full	No attempt
27th Legislature		HF680		3/31/1891	An act proposing to grant the land covered by Pickerel Lake, Dakota County to certain individuals.	Full	No attempt
27th Legislature		SF54		3/26/1891	An act seeking to amend chapter 107 of the General Laws of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, relative to the organization of annuity, safe deposit and trust companies, to permit the companies hitherto organized for the purpose of accepting trusts, etc., to transact a general banking business in addition to other powers.	Full	No attempt

 

1889 - Governor William Merriam

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
26th Legislature		SF3		2/16/1889	An act to amend chapter ninety-eight (98) of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, relative to offense against the public peace.	Full	No attempt

 

1887 - Governor Andrew McGill

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
25th Legislature		SF489		3/3/1887	An act to regulate the fees of the sheriff Scott County in certain proceedings under chapter eleven, (11) of the General Statutes.	Full	No attempt
25th Legislature		SF631		3/3/1887	An act to authorize the Owatonna Improvement Company to condemn lands to construct reservoirs in the county of of Steele for milling, manufacturing, and water supply purposes.	Full	No attempt
25th Legislature		SF344		3/3/1887	An act to authorize the retaining water in a certain lake in Otter Tail county, Minnesota, for milling purposes."	Full	No attempt
25th Legislature		SF272		2/8/1887	A bill authorizing the lowering of the waters of a certain lake in Kandiyohi county.	Full	No attempt

 

1885 - Governor Lucius Hubbard

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
24th Legislature	296	SF234		3/10/1885	An act to appropriate money for building an addition to the State Normal School building at Mankato, and a Normal Home for the use of the Normal school at Winona, and for completing the Normal Home of the State Normal School at St. Cloud. Line Item: Item: $30,000 for the erection of a building for a Normal Home for the use of the students in the state normal school at Winona. Line Item: Item: $40,000 for addition to the State Normal school building at Mankato.	Line (2)	No attempt
24th Legislature	295	SF297		3/10/1885	An act to appropriate money for Hospitals for Insane account and for purposes therein named. Line Item: Item 6: $72,000 for reconstructing center buildings, Rochester Hospital.	Line (1)	No attempt
24th Legislature	260	HF501		3/10/1885	An act to appropriate money for the erection of an additional building at the State Reform School, insurance and repairs. Line Item: Item: $20,000 for the erection of an additional building for the boys department of the State Reform School.	Line (1)	No attempt
24th Legislature		HF378		3/5/1885	An act to amend chapter ninety-eight of the General Statutes of eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, relating to offenses against the public peace.	Full	No attempt
24th Legislature		HF571		3/4/1885	An act to legalize the incorporation of the Chaska Dairy Association and to declare such association to be a corporation.	Full	No attempt
24th Legislature		HF470		3/2/1885	An act defining the boundaries of the school districts of the County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota.	Full	Attempted
24th Legislature		HF602		2/26/1885	An act to amend section two of chapter eighteen, General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, relating to division fences.	Full	No attempt
24th Legislature		HF242		2/24/1885	An act to amend section one hundred of chapter eight of the General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, relating to the pay of county commissioners.	Full	No attempt

 

1883 - Governor Lucius Hubbard

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
23rd Legislature		HF64		3/1/1883	An act to revive and continue an act entitled an act to appropriate the interest of the State in certain lands to aid in the construction of the Princeton and Anoka railroad company and to legalize the organization of said company.	Full	No attempt
23rd Legislature		SF28		2/23/1883	A bill to change the rate of interest upon the sale of public lands from seven (7) to five (5) per cent., being an amendment to section seven (7) of chapter thirty-eight (38) of general statutes of thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight (1878).	Full	No attempt

 

1881 - Governor John Pillsbury

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
22nd Legislature, 1881 Extra Session		SF88		11/19/1881	An act to exempt the county of St, Louis from the provisions of section thirteen of chapter one hundred and eighteen of the General Statutes of 1878, relating to judgment in criminal cases and the execution thereof.	Full	No attempt
22nd Legislature, 1881 Extra Session		HF45		11/18/1881	A bill to repeal section fifteen of title two of chapter three, General Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, relating to the Legislature.	Full	No attempt
22nd Legislature, 1881 Extra Session		HF50		11/3/1881	An act to vacate a portion of the plat in Hennepin county, Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
22nd Legislature, 1881 Extra Session		HF123		11/1/1881	An act to vacate a portion of the town plat of Vernon townsite, in Blue Earth, county, Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
22nd Legislature		HF15		2/28/1881	An act to punish tramps.	Full	No attempt
22nd Legislature		HF256		2/22/1881	An act to amend section 9 of chapter 100 of the General Statutes of 1878. This amendment changes the punishment for the crime of keeping a house of ill fame.	Full	No attempt

 

1879 - Governor John Pillsbury

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
21st Legislature		SF354		3/5/1879	An act to amend an act, entitled an act to reduce the law relative to public schools in the city of St. Paul into one act and to amend the same, being chapter fifty-seven (57), of the Special Laws of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six (1876).	Full	No attempt

 

1878 - Governor John Pillsbury - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1877 - Governor John Pillsbury

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
19th Legislature		SF167		2/20/1877	An act to vacate the village plat of Janesville, in Waseca county, State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
19th Legislature		SF201		2/20/1877	An act to vacate the alley through block thirty-two, in the village of Albert Lea, Freeborn county, and also part railroad addition to the said village of Albert Lea.	Full	No attempt
19th Legislature		HF215		2/19/1877	An act to provide for the discharge of indigent convicts in the State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
19th Legislature		SF131		2/15/1877	An act to vacate the plat of Park Boat lots in Ramsey county.	Full	No attempt
19th Legislature		SF172		2/15/1877	An act to vacate a portion of the plat of Kelley's addition to the city of Owatonna, Steele county, Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
19th Legislature		HF71		2/9/1877	An act to organize and incorporate an Agricultural Society at Lake City, in the county of Wabashaw, and State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt

 

1876 - Governor John Pillsbury - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1875 - Governor Cushman Davis - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1874 - Governor Cushman Davis

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
16th Legislature		SF153		3/5/1874	An act to provide for the registration of school district bonds.	Full	No attempt
16th Legislature		HF218		3/5/1874	An act granting to Jeremiah Turner and Even Olson, their heirs and assigns, the right to establish and maintain a steam ferry across the Mississippi river at and in the village of Reads, County of Wabasha, and State of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt
16th Legislature		HF223		3/5/1874	An act to provide for the assessment of damages for domestic animals killed or injured on the railroads of this State.	Full	No attempt
16th Legislature		SF85		2/28/1874	An act to authorize the commissioner of the land office to offer for sale at two different sales in each year, the lands belonging to the State known as the internal improvement lands.	Full	No attempt
16th Legislature		HF57		2/12/1874	An act to amend section nine, chapter thirty-eight of the general laws of the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, entitled 'an act for the preservation of game'	Full	No attempt

 

1873 - Governor Horace Austin

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
15th Legislature		SF223		3/6/1873	An act to vacate the plat of the village of Merriam, Scott county	Full	No attempt
15th Legislature		SF68		3/6/1873	A bill to secure liberty of conscience in matters of religion to the inmates of all State institutions.	Full	No attempt
15th Legislature		SF144		3/1/1873	An act to detach the county of Yellow Medicine from Redwood county for judicial purposes, and to establish a term of court in said Yellow Medicine county.	Full	No attempt
15th Legislature		SF126		2/24/1873	An act to authorize the village of Kasson, in the county of Dodge, and State of Minnesota, to issue bonds in aid of building a steam flouring mill within that village	Full	No attempt

 

1872 - Governor Horace Austin

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
14th Legislature		SF18		2/29/1872	A bill for an act to appropriate money for the completion and furnishing of the new wing of the Minnesota Deaf and Dumb, and Blind Institute, and for supplying the necessary furnaces and water pipes therefor	Full	No attempt
14th Legislature		HF14		2/28/1872	A bill for an act to appropriate money to aid the county of Wright in building a bridge in said county.	Full	No attempt
14th Legislature		HF104		2/28/1872	A bill for an act to appropriate money to aid the county of Olmsted in building a bridge across Zumbro river in the town of Oronoco.	Full	No attempt
14th Legislature		HF52		2/27/1872	A bill for an act to encourage manufacturing interests in the village of East Janesville.	Full	No attempt

 

1871 - Governor Horace Austin

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
13th Legislature		SF9		2/27/1871	An act to amend subdivisions fourth and sixth, of sections two hundred and nine, of chapter sixty-six of the general statutes of Minnesota, relating to civil actions.	Full	No attempt

 

1870 - Governor Horace Austin

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
12th Legislature		SF112		3/3/1870	A bill for an act to appropriate money for salaries of officers and for the improvements and deficiencies of State prison.	Full	No attempt

 

1869 - Governor William Marshall

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
11th Legislature		HF134		3/4/1869	A bill for an act to re-locate the seat of government and provide for the the erection of public buildings thereat.	Full	No attempt
11th Legislature		HF82		3/1/1869	A bill for an act to amend an act entitled an act in relation to public schools in the city of Red Wing, approved March 1st, 1864.	Full	No attempt

 

1868 - Governor William Marshall

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
10th Legislature		SF118		3/2/1868	An act to legalize certain bounty certificates described therein, and the action of the authorities issuing them, and to provide for the levy of a tax to pay the same.	Full	No attempt
10th Legislature		SF44		2/15/1868	An act to vacate the plat of Belle Plaine City.	Full	No attempt

 

1867 - Governor William Marshall

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
9th Legislature		HF128		3/8/1867	An act to authorize the clerk of the district court of the second judicial district to transcribe and index certain records.	Full	No attempt
9th Legislature		SF198		3/5/1867	An act to appropriate money for the erection of buildings for the three State normal schools.	Full	No attempt

 

1866 - Governor William Marshall

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
8th Legislature		SF92		3/1/1866	An act to empower Robert H. Jefferson, administrator of the estate of Robert Emmett Jefferson, deceased, to sell, grant and convey the real estate.	Full	No attempt
8th Legislature		HF12		2/2/1866	An act to re-survey and re-locate that part of the Carimona and Winona State road lying between the village of Carimona and the residence of Thomas Watson, in Fillmore county.	Full	No attempt

 

1865 - Governor Stephen Miller

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
7th Legislature		SF135		3/2/1865	A bill relating to the taxation of railroad land.	Full	No attempt
7th Legislature		SF58		2/28/1865	An act to amend an act entitled an act concerning the execution and acknowledgment of deeds and other instruments in the British provinces of North America.	Full	No attempt
7th Legislature		HF94		2/16/1865	an act to amend an act entitled an act to incorporate the Cannon Falls Manufacturing company	Full	No attempt
7th Legislature		HF53		1/31/1865	An act to legalize a tax legalized by the supervisors of St. Francis ,in Anoka county.	Full	No attempt
7th Legislature		HF51		1/26/1865	An act to authorize the City Council of the city of Hastings to appropriate moneys to pay bounties to volunteers, and to issue bonds therefor	Full	No attempt
7th Legislature		HF31		1/26/1865	An act to legalize and confirm the tax levied in the town of Quincy, Olmsted county, to pay soldiers' bounties, for the year 1863, and the year 1864, and the year 1865, by the supervisors of said township, and to authorize the collection of the same.	Full	No attempt

 

1864 - Governor Stephen Miller

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
6th Legislature		HF171		3/3/1864	An act to vacate certain portions of Pine Bend.	Full	No attempt
6th Legislature		HF106		3/3/1864	An act to vacate Frye & Dixon's addition to the town of Saratoga, in Winona county.	Full	No attempt
6th Legislature		SF91		3/3/1864	An act to amend section one, of chapter 48, compiled statutes, relating to conveyance of real estate by executors and administrators in certain cases.	Full	No attempt
6th Legislature		HF73		2/24/1864	An act to amend an act incorporating certain towns in this State, and providing for town government within the same, approved May 19, 1857.	Full	No attempt
6th Legislature		HF22		2/23/1864	A bill for an act to amend section 8, of chapter 68, of tho general laws of A. D. 1862.	Full	No attempt

 

1863 - Governor Alexander Ramsey - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1862 - Governor Alexander Ramsey - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1861 - Governor Alexander Ramsey

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
3rd Legislature		HF107		3/7/1861	An Act to annex a portion of Todd county to Morrison county.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		SF152		3/6/1861	An act relative to the Fort street road in the county of Ramsey, and the extension of Seventh street in the city of St. Paul.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		HF114		3/6/1861	An act to attach the county of Buchanan to Pine county.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		SF40		3/2/1861	An Act to to authorize the Farmers' Bank to dispose of its bank note plate and printed impressions.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		SF176		3/2/1861	An act to amend Chapter 47, of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year of 1860, and to prevent abuse in the use of intoxicating drinks.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		SF184		3/2/1861	An act to amend Chapter 47, of the General Laws of Minnesota for the year of 1860, and to prevent abuse in the use of intoxicating drinks.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		HF31		2/16/1861	An act to establish and define the boundaries of Meeker county.	Full	No attempt
3rd Legislature		HF46		2/14/1861	An act to attach Lake and Carlton counties to St, Louis for Judicial purposes.	Full	No attempt

 

1860 - Governor Alexander Ramsey

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
2nd Legislature		HF142		3/8/1860	An act to commute the sentence of Mrs. Anna Bilanski, now under sentence of death, to imprisonment during her natural life in the State prison.	Full	No attempt
2nd Legislature		SF137		3/7/1860	An act defining the boundaries of Aiken county, and attaching the same to Morrison county for judicial purposes.	Full	No attempt
2nd Legislature		HF70		1/24/1860	An act providing for an alteration of the State road running from Chatfield, in Fillmore county, to Austin, in Mower county.	Full	No attempt

 

1858 - Governor Henry Sibley

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
1st Legislature		HF217		8/12/1858	An act fixing the rate of interest.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		SF251		8/11/1858	An act to amend an act entitled "An act to incorporate,the town of Mantorville.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		SF140		8/10/1858	An act to incorporate the town of Sauk Rapids, in the county of Benton.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		SF257		8/3/1858	An act authorizing the Supervisors of any organized county to borrow money for the purpose of erecting county buildings.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		SF159		7/23/1858	An act to incorporate Perseverance City, in Stearns County.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		SF161		6/25/1858	an Act to legalize three roads leading from Wabashaw to Rochester.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		SF139		6/16/1858	An act providing for the proof, acknowledgement and recording of deeds and other instruments of writing.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		HF209		6/14/1858	An Act to incorporate the town of Mount Vernon.	Full	No attempt
1st Legislature		HF157		6/14/1858	An act establishing the County of Caledonia.	Full	No attempt

 

1857 - Governor Samuel Medary

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
8th Territorial Legislature		HF14		2/14/1857	A bill to repeal an act granting James M. Goodhue and Isaac N. Goodhue the right to establish and maintain a ferry across the Mississippi River, and an act to amend an act granting James M. Goodhue and Isaac N. Goodhue the right to establish and ...	Full	No attempt

 

1856 - Governor Willis Gorman

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
7th Territorial Legislature		CF56		3/1/1856	An act to provide for paying the expenses of surveying and locating a Territorial Road from St. Cloud to Minneapolis.	Full	No attempt

 

1855 - Governor Willis Gorman - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1854 - Governor Willis Gorman - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1853 - Governor Alexander Ramsey - No Vetoes

Records prior to 1939 are incomplete and this list of vetoes may not be complete.

 

1852 - Governor Alexander Ramsey

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
3rd Territorial Legislature		HF3		3/1/1852	An act to dissolve the marriage contract of Abram Hull and Julia A. Hull.	Full	No attempt

 

1851 - Governor Alexander Ramsey

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
2nd Territorial Legislature		HF1		2/4/1851	An act to dissolve the marriage contract between Silas Henry Axtell and Catharine Maria Axtell.	Full	No attempt

 

1849 - Governor Alexander Ramsey

Our library records prior to 1939 are incomplete; there may be vetoes that we are not aware of.
Session	Chapter	Bill #	Companion #	Governor's Message	Topic	Full or Line (# of lines)	Overridden?
1st Territorial Legislature		HF19		10/31/1849	An act for the election of Commissioners to prepare a code of laws for the Territory of Minnesota.	Full	No attempt