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Pete Stauber is a Republican representative from Minnesota serving the 8th District. His official House site identifies him as a Duluth native and says he is serving his fourth term in Congress.
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Pete Stauber is a Republican representative from Minnesota serving the 8th District. His official House site identifies him as a Duluth native and says he is serving his fourth term in Congress.
Open biography & office record ↓Stauber introduced the proposal in July 2026; the member office describes it as an accountability measure involving significant fraud with federal funds.
Open legislation record ↓Pete Stauber is a Republican representative from Minnesota serving the 8th District. His official House site identifies him as a Duluth native and says he is serving his fourth term in Congress.
Stauber's office emphasizes economic development, mining and natural-resource issues in northeastern Minnesota, alongside public-safety and labor matters. The site records those priorities as the member's own policy agenda rather than as independent findings about their effects.
In 2026, Stauber's office highlighted the FRAUD Act, aimed at state officials who fail to report significant fraud involving federal funds, and the bipartisan Faster Labor Contracts Act, which passed the House and addresses delays in first collective-bargaining agreements after workers organize.
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Stauber introduced the proposal in July 2026; the member office describes it as an accountability measure involving significant fraud with federal funds.
Stauber's office reported House passage in June 2026; the proposal addresses timing for first collective-bargaining agreements after union formation.
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