Rep. Zach Dorholt's 2014 Legislative Survey

Dear Neighbors,

Please take a minute to fill out this survey. Hearing from you will help me represent our district at the Capitol this session.

Thank you for your time.

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* 1. Please enter your address and contact info to verify your residence in our district.This information is confidential and will not be shared or used for any other purpose.

*Name:

*Address:

*City/Town:

*State:

*ZIP:

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* 2. What issues are important to you for the legislature to focus on this session?

Investing in education

Protecting environment

Creating jobs/growing economy

Providing affordable health care

Public safety

Transportation and infrastructure investments

Unsession/government reform

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Last session the Minnesota legislature passed a balanced budget and set in place a plan to pay back money previously borrowed from schools. Now, Minnesota currently has a $1 billion budget surplus. What should the legislature do with the surplus? (Choose best option)

Provide more middle class tax relief

Repeal business-to-business taxes

Increase our state's budget reserves

Make further investments in education

Increase funding for nursing homes, and home community-based long term care workers

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Last session, nursing homes were provided a rate increase for the first time in 4 years. Should home and community-based long-term care workers who care for our elderly and disabled adults receive a similar increase?

Yes

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Last year was an historic session for education investment. The legislature passed all-day kindergarten, early childhood scholarships, a tuition freeze for college students and paid back K-12 schools. What is your top priority for education in the future?

Expand access to early childhood programs

Reduce class sizes in K-12 schools

Lower tuition for college students

Strengthen high school graduation standards

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Governor Dayton has announced that this Legislative Session be an ‘un-session’ used to make government more effective for the people of Minnesota. What specific suggestions do you have for making state government more efficient?

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* 1. Please enter your address and contact info to verify your residence in our district.This information is confidential and will not be shared or used for any other purpose.

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* 2. What issues are important to you for the legislature to focus on this session?

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* 3. Last session the Minnesota legislature passed a balanced budget and set in place a plan to pay back money previously borrowed from schools. Now, Minnesota currently has a $1 billion budget surplus. What should the legislature do with the surplus? (Choose best option)

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* 4. Last session, nursing homes were provided a rate increase for the first time in 4 years. Should home and community-based long-term care workers who care for our elderly and disabled adults receive a similar increase?

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* 5. Last year was an historic session for education investment. The legislature passed all-day kindergarten, early childhood scholarships, a tuition freeze for college students and paid back K-12 schools. What is your top priority for education in the future?

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* 6. Governor Dayton has announced that this Legislative Session be an ‘un-session’ used to make government more effective for the people of Minnesota. What specific suggestions do you have for making state government more efficient?

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* 7. Please let me know if you have any other concerns or comments: