U.S. House · Minnesota

Government Spending in Minnesota

Mapped voting patterns for current House members in Minnesota. Open a district for roll-call evidence and your representative's record.

Mapped voting patterns

Based on mapped public records for current House members. Not a poll or opinion survey.

8seats with data

Supports increased government spending on public programs4(50%)
Favors reducing government spending; cutting deficits and debt0(0%)
Mixed / neutral record4(50%)

Minnesota takeaway

Minnesota's 8 current U.S. House seats on Government Spending: 4 (50%) mapped toward Supports increased government spending on public programs; 4 (50%) mixed or neutral. Open a district row for roll-call evidence on that representative.

By party — Minnesota

How seats in this scope split by incumbent party and mapped stance bucket. One seat per row; not a population or voter poll.

Party	Seats	For	Against	Mixed	Limited
Republican	4	4	0	0	0
Democrat	4	0	0	4	0

Minnesota compared with the full U.S. House

Share of seats in each mapped category (not population-weighted).

Category	Minnesota	U.S. House
Mapped for	50%4 seats	50%224 seats
Mapped against	0%0 seats	4%18 seats
Mixed / neutral	50%4 seats	44%196 seats
Limited mapped record	0%0 seats	2%8 seats

By district

Each row is one House seat. Open the district record for roll-call evidence—this table summarizes the mapped pattern only.

National view Find your district

District	Representative	Mapped record	Confidence	View
MN-01	Finstad, Brad(Republican)	Voted for	High	District record →
MN-02	Craig, Angie(Democrat)	Mixed record	High	District record →
MN-03	Morrison, Kelly(Democrat)	Mixed record	High	District record →
MN-04	McCollum, Betty(Democrat)	Mixed record	High	District record →
MN-05	Omar, Ilhan(Democrat)	Mixed record	High	District record →
MN-06	Emmer, Tom(Republican)	Voted for	High	District record →
MN-07	Fischbach, Michelle(Republican)	Voted for	High	District record →
MN-08	Stauber, Pete(Republican)	Voted for	High	District record →