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Minnesota lawmakers are now a full month into the 2019 legislative session, and several issues are picking up steam — from a bill that would allow people to renounce racial covenants in their home titles, to legislation addressing elder abuse. 

There's also a key special election on Tuesday for a seat in the state Senate.

MPR News host Cathy Wurzer checked in with MPR News political reporter Briana Bierschbach for a look at the week ahead.

Hear their conversation on the audio player above.

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Briana Bierschbach

Several issues are picking up steam, from a bill that would allow people to renounce racial covenants in their home titles, to legislation addressing elder abuse.

Several issues are picking up steam — from a bill that would allow people to renounce racial covenants in their home titles, to legislation addressing elder abuse. There's also a key special election on Tuesday for a seat in the state Senate.

What's coming up at the state Capitol this week

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