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'''Michelle Louise Helene Fischbach''' (born November 3, 1965) is an attorney and [[pro-life]] conservative [[Republican]] politician from [[Minnesota]] who briefly served as the [[lieutenant governor]] of the state<ref>[https://www.lifenews.com/2018/01/04/pro-life-leader-michelle-fischbach-replaces-former-planned-parenthood-vp-as-minnesota-lt-governor/ Pro-Life Leader Michelle Fischbach Replaces Former Planned Parenthood VP as Minnesota Lt. Governor]</ref> following the appointment of the then-incumbent officeholder of the position, [[Tina Smith]], to serve in the [[United States Senate]] following the resignation of the disgraced sexual predator [[Al Franken]]. Prior to becoming the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, Fischbach was a state senator from Minnesota's 13th district and the President of the Minnesota Senate, thus being first in line of succession to becoming the lieutenant governor under state law.
'''Michelle Louise Helene Fischbach''' (born November 3, 1965) is an attorney and [[pro-life]] conservative [[Republican]] politician from [[Minnesota]] who briefly served as the [[lieutenant governor]] of the state<ref>[https://www.lifenews.com/2018/01/04/pro-life-leader-michelle-fischbach-replaces-former-planned-parenthood-vp-as-minnesota-lt-governor/ Pro-Life Leader Michelle Fischbach Replaces Former Planned Parenthood VP as Minnesota Lt. Governor]</ref> following the appointment of the then-incumbent officeholder of the position, [[Tina Smith]], to serve in the [[United States Senate]] following the resignation of the disgraced sexual predator [[Al Franken]]. Prior to becoming the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, Fischbach was a state senator from Minnesota's 13th district and the President of the Minnesota Senate, thus being first in line of succession to becoming the lieutenant governor under state law.
==Minnesota Senate==
Fischbach voted against a statewide omnibus tax bill in April 2006.<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/1175/3350/3882/omnibus-tax-bill#3350 SF 3131 - Omnibus Tax Bill - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
Fischbach voted in May 2007 against a gas and transportation funding tax.<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/4136/12905/3882/transportation-funding-and-gas-tax#12905 HF 946 - Transportation Funding and Gas Tax - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
Sen. Fischbach voted in favor of largely banning state funding for [[abortions]].<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/9444/25784/3882/ban-on-state-funds-for-abortions#25784 - Ban on State Funds for Abortions - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
Fischbach voted in May 2009 against the statewide legalization of [[medical marijuana]].<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/9328/25426/3882/legalizing-medical-marijuana#25426 SF 97 - Legalizing Medical Marijuana - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
Sen. Fischbach voted against the statewide legal recognition of [[same-sex "marriage"]].<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/13223/34875/3882/prohibiting-same-sex-marriage#34875 SF 1308 - Prohibiting Same-Sex Marriage - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
Fischbach voted in April 2014 against raising the [[minimum wage]].<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/18322/48471/3882/increases-the-minimum-wage#48471 HF 2091 - Increases the Minimum Wage - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
Fischbach voted in May 2018 in favor of amending [[Minnesota]]'s state tax law.<ref>[https://votesmart.org/bill/24647/63075/3882/amends-tax-law#63075 HF 4385 - Amends Tax Law - Minnesota Key Vote]</ref>
==2020 U.S. House election in Minnesota's 7th district==
==2020 U.S. House election in Minnesota's 7th district==