Senate, 65, DFL, sen.sandra.pappas@senate.mn, 651-296-1802
(Heard as: Sandy Pappas Pappas )
00:39:49,640
00:40:40,900
00:41:12,400
00:41:38,020
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Senate, 38, DFL, sen.susan.pha@senate.mn, 651-296-2556
(Heard as: Stephanie James )
Senate, 33, R, sen.karin.housley@senate.mn, 651-296-4351
(Heard as: Karen Housley )
Senate, 61, DFL, sen.scott.dibble@senate.mn, 651-296-4191
(Heard as: Scott Dibble Dibble )
00:34:36,040
00:37:47,260
00:37:59,620
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Senate, 18, DFL, sen.nick.frentz@senate.mn, 651-296-6153
(Heard as: Nick Frentz Frentz )
00:42:02,980
00:58:30,000
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Senate, 19, R, sen.john.jasinski@senate.mn, 651-296-0284
(Heard as: Jason Jasinski John Jasinski )
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00:23:37,700
00:37:36,560
00:39:31,880
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Senate, 63, DFL, sen.zaynab.mohamed@senate.mn, 651-296-4274
Senate, 24, R, sen.carla.nelson@senate.mn, 651-296-4848
(Heard as: Nelson Carla Nelson )
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00:41:31,980
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01:37:05,540
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Senate, 54, R, sen.eric.pratt@senate.mn, 651-296-4123
(Heard as: Pratt Eric Pratt )
00:42:35,920
01:01:24,420
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01:03:08,380
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Senate, 9, R, sen.jordan.rasmusson@senate.mn, 651-296-4875
(Heard as: Jordan Rasmussen Rasmussen )
00:43:09,240
01:12:38,340
01:13:09,620
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Senate, 44, DFL, sen.tou.xiong@senate.mn, 651-296-6820
00:29:13,020 - is intersecting those quality of life user impacts with their asset management work and projections of climate change to make more resilient systems.
00:46:03,540 - creating a structural imbalance that depletes the bottom line.
00:46:07,440 - On top of the structural imbalance,
00:49:20,320 - you get a projected structural imbalance of just over $2.3 billion.
00:49:49,860 - That view is what we call our structural balance.
00:50:24,120 - Then looking at the structural balance in FY26 and 27,
00:50:50,900 - The $2.3 billion in higher spending compared to our revenues in the out years means that we've got an ongoing structural imbalance.
00:51:25,920 - the underlying structural imbalance is something that we need to continue to monitor and be mindful of as we're making budget decisions during this legislative session and beyond.
01:00:26,120 - So the 1.4 billion dollars in a structural imbalance is simply based on the fact that we are spending more than we are taking in.