Julia Coleman

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Latest coverage: “‘I see every child like I see my children’: why US mothers are on the frontlines of resistance…” (The Guardian, May 10, 2026). coverage, lean labeled ↗
Serves as State Senator, District 48 (Minnesota) since Jan 2023. github.com ↗

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What we don’t cover yet

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The record

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5

Roll-call votes on record.

5 votes · 3 yes · 2 no. These roll calls don’t record a party-by-party tally, so there’s no party-alignment rate to show - the votes themselves are below. official roll calls · May 17, 2026

LATEST: YESElectronic visit verification requirements regulation and nonemergency medical transportation modificationSF 4400 · May 17, 2026

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Personal finances

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Political placement

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Left–right estimates (academic)

Shor-McCarty · votesConservative

More conservative than 80% of Minnesota Senate members

Details

Score+0.78 on a −2.5 to +2.5 scale

BasisFrom roll-call votes

Party median0.04 more conservative than the Republican median in this group (+0.74)

Compared with220 members of Minnesota Senate members (1995–2022)

Covers2021–2022

● This person Democrats (121) Republicans (95)Thick bar: middle half · thin line: middle 80%

Shor, Boris. 2025. "Individual State Legislator Shor-McCarty Ideology Data, January 2025 Update." Harvard Dataverse, V1. Method: Shor, Boris, and Nolan McCarty. 2011. "The Ideological Mapping of American Legislatures." American Political Science Review 105(3). Shor-McCarty ↗

DIME CFscore · donorsVery Conservative

More conservative than 59% of 2022 Minnesota Senate candidates

Details

Score+1.08 on a −2.5 to +2.5 scale

BasisFrom campaign donors

Party median0.14 more liberal than the Republican median in this group (+1.22)

Compared with155 members of 2022 Minnesota Senate candidates

Covers2020–2022

● This person Democrats (82) Republicans (73)Thick bar: middle half · thin line: middle 80%

Bonica, Adam. 2024. Database on Ideology, Money in Politics, and Elections: Public version 4.0. Stanford University Libraries. https://data.stanford.edu/dime DIME CFscore ↗

About these scores

These are third-party academic estimates of one left–right dimension, computed by researchers from roll-call votes or campaign donors. They are not Poliscope’s judgment. Each source uses its own scale, so compare people within a source rather than across sources.

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