Senator Judy Seeberger represents Senate District 41 which includes Afton, Cottage Grove, Hastings, and Lake Elmo. She is vice chair of the Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee, and serves on the Agriculture, Broadband, and Rural Development Committee as well as the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. Learn more about Sen. Seeberger.
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Thursday, Senator Judy Seeberger (DFL-Afton) voted “yes” on a motion to move forward on the bill to fully eliminate the tax on social security benefits and pensions that do not qualify for social security. In response, Senator Seeberger released the following statement:
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Thursday, the Senate voted on a bonding bill to invest in the infrastructure needs of communities across the state. Because a minimum of 41 votes are required to pass bonding bills, this legislation ultimately was blocked by Senate Republicans. In response, Senator Seeberger (DFL-Afton) released the following statement:
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Thursday, Senator Judy Seeberger’s (DFL-Afton) bill that would require refinery contract workers to complete an apprenticeship and training program to ensure safe practices passed in the Senate Labor Committee. In response, Senator Seeberger released the following statement:
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Tuesday, Senator Judy Seeberger’s (DFL-Afton) bill that would protect construction workers from wage theft violations from their employer was heard in the Senate Labor Committee. In response, Senator Seeberger released the following statement:
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Tuesday, Senator Judy Seeberger’s (DFL-Afton) bill that would regulate the interest rates of loans targeted at borrowers in need of money in between paychecks received its first hearing in the Commerce Committee. In response, Senator Seeberger released the following statement:
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Monday, Senator Judy Seeberger’s (DFL-Afton) bill that would provide $3.5 million to Firefighters for Healing to create a facility to provide temporary housing for burn victims, first responders, and their families was heard in the Jobs and Economic Development Committee. In response, Senator Seeberger released the following statement: