MN SR37

A Senate resolution reaffirming its commitment to the strengthening and deepening of the sister ties between the State of Minnesota and Taiwan; reaffirming its support for the Taiwan Relations Act by urging all enterprises in Minnesota to refer to Taiwan as Taiwan; supporting Taiwan's signing of a Bilateral Trade Agreement, the Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement, and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity with the United States; and reiterating continued support for increasing Taiwan's international profile

Introduced Senate Jeremy Miller (R)
Plain English Summary

Minnesota Senate Resolution 37 (SR37) is a formal statement expressing the state's commitment to strengthening its relationship with Taiwan. The resolution encourages Minnesota businesses to refer to Taiwan by its official name, supports Taiwan's efforts to sign agreements with the United States, and advocates for Taiwan's increased international presence. ([senate.mn](https://www.senate.mn/resolutions/display_resolution.html?bill_number=37&bill_type=SR&ls=94&ss_number=0&ss_year=2025&utm_source=openai))

At a Glance

MN SR37 is a senate bill in the Minnesota 94th Legislature 2025-2026, sponsored by Jeremy Miller (R), currently “Introduced” since May 5, 2025.

We track 10,590 Minnesota bills this session, 29 of them sponsored by Jeremy Miller.

Supporters Say

The resolution has been positively received by those advocating for stronger U.S.-Taiwan relations, viewing it as a step toward enhancing economic and cultural ties. Supporters appreciate the bipartisan sponsorship and the emphasis on mutual values such as democracy and human rights. ([senate.mn](https://www.senate.mn/resolutions/display_resolution.html?bill_number=37&bill_type=SR&ls=94&ss_number=0&ss_year=2025&utm_source=openai))

Critics Say

Critics express concern that the resolution may strain Minnesota's relations with China, potentially affecting trade and economic interests. Some fear that the resolution could lead to diplomatic tensions, given the sensitive nature of Taiwan's international status. ([senate.mn](https://www.senate.mn/resolutions/display_resolution.html?bill_number=37&bill_type=SR&ls=94&ss_number=0&ss_year=2025&utm_source=openai))

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Frequently Asked Questions
What does MN SR37 do?

Minnesota Senate Resolution 37 (SR37) is a formal statement expressing the state's commitment to strengthening its relationship with Taiwan. The resolution encourages Minnesota businesses to refer to Taiwan by its official name, supports Taiwan's efforts to sign agreements with the United States, and advocates for Taiwan's increased international presence.…

What is the status of MN SR37?

MN SR37 is currently “Introduced” in the Minnesota legislature.

Who sponsored MN SR37?

Jeremy Miller (R) sponsored MN SR37.