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At the start of the year, we had a pretty good idea of what Minnesota’s midterm election would look like. Gov. Tim Walz was running for a third term, and a sprawling field of Republicans wanted to challenge him.
Minnesota voters are casting ballots for governor, Senate and the state’s eight US House seats. In the Senate race, Democrat Peggy Flanagan faces Republican Michele Tafoya in a contest to succeed Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar,
As Amy Klobuchar runs for governor, voters must decide if her intense management style is a strength or a liability.
Come Election Day, voters may see an unusual presence outside their polling place: clergy and other faith leaders. Wearing fluorescent vests labeled “poll chaplain,” hundreds of trained volunteers plan to fan out across Minnesota on Nov. 3, offering a calm, nonpartisan presence as concerns grow about voter intimidation, misinformation and distrust in elections. The local initiative, called ...
DULUTH – Ten days before Election Day, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders returned to Minnesota to assail the Trump administration and rally Democrats to help end Republican control of Congress. Sanders’ trip to Duluth — a stop chosen for its labor roots — marked his third visit to the state in the past year as Democrats try to hold on to retiring Sen. Tina Smith’s seat. Sanders, one of the country’s ...
Jared Gapinski has what it takes toeffectively represent us at the Capitol. With his experience as a firefighter, city councilman, and CountyCommissioner, Jared truly understands community service. There is no better choice in this election.
Monitors the U.S. Department of Justice is threatening to send to Minnesota on election day will find that voting here is safe and secure,” Peterson writes.
More than 400,000 Minnesotans have already voted in this midterm election, according to the Secretary of State's office, a big increase from 2022, when around 280,000 were reported during that same stretch.
Minn., comments on DOJ investigations into Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., over potential immigration fraud and financial disclosure issues.
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