In 2008, Rosen voted against a bill (SF 960) that would have allowed local governments to offer whatever health benefits they chose, including domestic partner benefits, to their employees. In 2009, Rosen voted against school anti-bullying legislation (SF 971) that would protect LGBTQ youth. She voted for the Limmer Amendment to SF 971, which specifies that the bill does not imply that Minnesota condones homosexuality or bisexuality, nor that education institutions are permitted to promote homosexuality or bisexuality or require them to be taught as "acceptable lifestyles." In 2009 and 2010, Rosen voted against a bill (SF 341) that would provide death rights to domestic partners.