• On Monday, the Minnesota House will vote on the stadium bill crafted by Gov. Mark Dayton, key GOP legislators and the Vikings.• $1 billion roofed stadium would be built at the Metrodome site.
• Funding plan is $427 million from Vikings, $150 million from Minneapolis, $398 million from state (via expansion of charitable gambling).
• If the House passes the bill, the Senate will vote. If the two bills differ, they will go to conference committee and then sent back to the House and Senate for final passage. That bill then would go to Dayton for his signature.
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