In this photo made Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012 in St. Paul, Minn., two people stand in the rotunda at the State Capitol. Though funding remains a question, the Minnesota State Capitol Preservation Commission recently proposed a $241 million renovation plan would improve ventilation in the commons areas of the building, restoration of the stone exterior and would also include a complete overhaul of the building's inefficient mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems. (AP Photo/Jim Mone)
Today is a pivotal day at the Capitol
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Tim Pugmire, Minnesota Public Radio
May 7, 2012
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St. Paul, Minn. —
After months of debate and years of anticipation, state lawmakers are finally poised to vote on a bill to build a new Vikings stadium.
The Minnesota House is expected to hold a marathon debate on the bill today, and the conclusion of 2012 session appears to be right around the corner. But there are some other unresolved issues.
Capitol reporter Tim Pugmire previews today's action with Minnesota Public Radio's Phil Picardi.
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Tim Pugmire covers politics and state government for MPR News.
