Your Legislator’s Conservation Voter grade
"Features"11/30/2005
From: League of Conservation Voters
November 30, 2001
Uh-oh! It looks like some of our legislators weren’t paying very close attention to Minnesota’s Strong Conservation Values in 2005. Please take the time to view the report on the link below and then let’s see if we can help them do a better job this next session.
Minnesota League of Conservation Voters
Legisltive Scorecard - Olmsted legislators
29 A Rep. Randy Demmer-(R) 0%
29 B Rep. Fran Bradley-(R) 0%
Sen. David H. Senjem-(R) 14%
30 A Rep. Tina Liebling-(DFL) 88%
30 B Rep. Andy Welti-(DFL) 50%
Sen. Sheila M. Kiscaden-(IP) 29%
The League’s of Conservation Voters’ scorecard is a reliable and nonpartisan analysis and is one of our most important tools for holding your legislators accountable. Below you will find a new electronic scorecard for 2005, which has been personalized so you can quickly see your state legislators’ track record on conservation issues.
For the full scorecard, click on the link below
This year’s scorecard tracks a variety of votes in the legislature including:
-Conservation Investment
-Off-Highway Vehicles - Management of Trails and Enforcement
-Renewable Energy
-Transportation Choices and Transit Funding
-Environmental Review for taconite and ethanol plants
-Pesticides
-Electronics Waste
-Community and Township Rights
It also includes an overview of the 2005 Legislative Session and details for each conservation bill that was considered.
We look forward to continuing to work with you to make conservation a State priority.
For a hard copy of the scorecard contact us at
1101 West River Parkway Suite 250 Minneapolis, MN 55415
http://www.mnlcv.org