State funding of abortions for low-income women: Dayton supports; Horner supports, Emmer opposes
Legalization of same-sex marriage: Dayton supports; Horner supports, Emmer opposes
Making English official state language: Dayton opposes; Horner opposes, Emmer supports
State funding of embryonic stem cell research: Dayton supports; Horner supports, Emmer opposes
Requiring police to check immigration status: Dayton opposes; Horner opposes, Emmer opposes
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