Minnesota's governor-elect: "The gun safety bill is going to get passed"

What was said

• On Nov. 4, 2026, the day after the election, Gov.-elect Amy Klobuchar (MN-DFL) told reporters: "The gun safety bill is going to get passed." (Bring Me The News)
• She also said she is "sure we'll make some changes" to it. (Axios Twin Cities)
• She listed a firearms bill that includes a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines among priorities she shares with the new DFL majorities. (KTTC)

Why it matters now

• The DFL will control the Minnesota House, Senate and governor's office when the Legislature convenes in January 2027.
• Klobuchar takes office Jan. 4, 2027. As governor-elect she has not introduced, voted on or signed any state bill.

The bill she's talking about

The version on record is SF 4067, which passed the Minnesota Senate 34-33 in May 2026 and never got a House vote. For what the text actually does, section by section: Read the Fawn Print →

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