Sign onto this letter to state candidates – September 2026
Join Minnesota nonprofits calling for bold leadership and additional investments in the people and communities who make our state strong.
Federal reconciliation resources – October 2025
Learn how federal budget cuts and policy changes will impact Minnesota’s communities and get the resources to help your organization respond
Featured Publication – May 2024
Advance periodic payments making the Child Tax Credit better for family budgets
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Trump Administration threatens Minnesota with an estimated $3.1 billion in additional Medicaid cuts
November 10, 2026 • Jessie Luévano
Federal Issues, Health Care, Uncategorized
Starting in January 2026, the Trump administration announced a series of threats to Minnesota’s Medicaid funding that are estimated to… Continue reading Trump Administration threatens Minnesota with an estimated $3.1 billion in additional Medicaid cuts
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A 5th tier income tax bracket would raise revenues to meet what this moment demands
October 19, 2026 • Haleigh Sinclair
Minnesota Taxes
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ACA marketplace enrollment shrinks and costs rise after Congress fails to protect enhanced premium tax credits
October 16, 2026 • Jessie Luévano
Federal Issues, Health Care
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Where Minnesota stands on Medicaid changes under federal law H.R. 1
More than 1 million Minnesotans rely on Medical Assistance for health care. Learn how federal changes will impact the state’s Medicaid program and how Minnesota can prioritize preserving Minnesotans’ health coverage and build a better system where everyone has the health care they need.
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Minnesota Budget Project
The Minnesota Budget Project is a research and advocacy organization that pursues policy solutions so that all Minnesotans can thrive, regardless of who they are or where they live. Established more than 25 years ago, the Minnesota Budget Project is a nonpartisan project of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.
Our work is centered on equitable and just public policies so that all Minnesotans have what they need to pursue full and free lives. We focus primarily on tax, budget, and economic policies.
