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Minnesota lawmakers debate deep cuts to human services

  • Minnesota lawmakers debated deep cuts to the Human Services budget last week amid a $6 billion state deficit.
  • The budget shortfall led Gov. Walz and the House to propose $300 million in cuts while the Senate suggested $272 million.
  • The House bill HF2434, co-authored by Rep. Mohamud Noor, and the Senate bill SF3054 include reductions in long-term care waivers and disability waiver growth over two years.
  • HF2434 passed 109-25 on May 5 with $18.5 billion appropriations including a $1.50 hourly nursing home raise, while SF3054 passed 35-32 with $17 billion appropriations; Medicaid cuts could cost $1.2-$1.6 billion annually.
  • The bills will go to conference committees by May 19 for reconciliation, as lawmakers express concerns about impacts on vulnerable groups and county funding burdens.
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Minnesota lawmakers debate deep cuts to human services

Lawmakers debate nursing homes, costs to counties and Medicaid cuts in debates over the Human Services budgets, which propose up to $300 million in cuts.

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Minnesota Reformer broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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