Years in Office
18
Bills Sponsored
1387
Bills Co-Sponsored
5412
Committees
7
Amy Klobuchar Biography
Amy Klobuchar began her career as a county prosecutor, earning a reputation for practical problem-solving and collaboration. Elected as U.S. Senator for Minnesota in 2006, she has prioritized antitrust reform, rural broadband expansion, and prescription drug affordability. Klobuchar authored major legislation to strengthen competition in the tech industry and has served as chair of the Senate Rules Committee, overseeing election security measures. She is known for her pragmatic approach and commitment to transparent, responsive service for Minnesotans.
Education
- J.D., with high honors, University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, IL(1985)
- B.A. in Political Science, magna cum laude, Yale University, New Haven, CT(1982)
Professional History
U.S. Representative
(2007-Present)Representing Minnesota
Hennepin County Attorney
(1998–2006)Partner, Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty & Bennett
(1993–98)Prosecutor, City of Minneapolis
(1988)Attorney, Dorsey & Whitney
(1985–93)(partner, 1993)
Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Amy Klobuchar's congressional service.
Antitrust Legislation
Led bipartisan efforts to strengthen antitrust laws, including introducing the Competition and Antitrust Law Enforcement Reform Act.
Opioid Crisis Response
Co-sponsored the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act to expand prevention and treatment for opioid addiction.
Election Security
Authored the Secure Elections Act to improve cybersecurity and protect U.S. election infrastructure.
Support for Farmers
Helped pass provisions in the 2018 Farm Bill to expand rural broadband and support Minnesota farmers.
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