The political bluster and posturing around the controversial law have been replaced by the urgent efforts of state staff to implement it.
Read More »Supreme Court sides with Kahn campaign in election judge petition
Rep. Phyllis Kahn's re-election campaign won a legal victory on Tuesday after a Supreme Court order affirmed that an election judge accused of attempting to sway voters toward Kahn's opponent, Mohamud Noor, should no longer interact with voters.
Read More »Mills outraises Nolan, who holds cash advantage
US Rep. Rick Nolan holds a cash advantage over his GOP challenger, Stewart Mills, in the race for Minnesota's 8th Congressional District, but Mills outraised the longtime Democrat this reporting cycle, according to campaign finance numbers released on Tuesday.
Read More »Home health care workers set to vote on unionization in August
Activists that successfully sparked a union election for home health care workers in Minnesota must now pivot toward an August vote among their ranks on whether to actually form the bargaining unit, according to a timeline released by the state Bureau of Mediation Services.
Read More »DFL party backing Otto with phone banks, perhaps more ahead of primary against Entenza
While State Auditor Rebecca Otto's primary challenge from former Rep. Matt Entenza isn't the DFL's top priority, party phone lines across the state are humming in support of Otto.
Read More »Allegations keep flying in Noor-Kahn contest
The tooth-and-nail contest between 42-year incumbent Rep. Phyllis Kahn and Somali newcomer Mohamud Noor continues to draw allegations of violence, intimidation and voter suppression from both sides of the race.
Read More »The Capitol Note: Senate Democrats backing contraceptive access measure
Senate Democrats rolled out legislation that would ban businesses from not covering any treatments guaranteed by law in response to the US Supreme Court's recent Hobby Lobby decision.
Read More »Incumbent lawmakers flout endorsement, back Kasel in GOP HD30B primary
Zerwas said Lucero "burned a lot of bridges with his techniques and his approach."
Read More »Audit finds poor regulation of Running Aces payouts to horseowners
Running Aces Harness Park paid out nearly $440,000 less than it was supposed to in purses to horse owners -- in part caused by an acknowledged lack of oversight by its regulator -- between 2008 and 2012, according to a legislative auditor's report released on Tuesday.
Read More »Former Gov. Quie bucks party, endorses Abeler and Seifert
Former Republican Gov. Al Quie, in a very Al Quie move, has now thrown his weight between two candidates running primary elections against the GOP's endorsed candidates in statewide races.
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