Minnesota Lawyer

As DFL party head, Ken Martin is bucking some longstanding traditions.

Senate Minority Leader David Hann sees Sir Thomas More as “the patron saint of politicians and statesman.”

During her time in the Legislature, Anderson was known as an expert in renewable energy and authored seven major successful bills on the topic.

A popular rising star in his caucus, Rep. Kelby Woodard, R-Belle Plaine, is leaving the Legislature after this term to launch a new Catholic high school for impoverished students in Dallas.

Long-time lobbyist Ron Jerich is something of a Minnesota politics institution.

He's worked to bring the party back from financial disaster, eviction from their headquarters and a credibility crisis to a place where they can think about scoring some wins.

The Capitol Central Mail department processes and delivers incoming mail to an assortment of 23 state buildings.

The former Federal Elections Commission chair has found a more peaceful and productive home at the Department of Revenue.

Though no longer the Senate’s outspoken conservative populist, Dick Day has hardly gone silent.

Cristine Almeida brings a packed quiver of arrows to the Capitol as her firm juggles the needs of a dozen and a half clients during a typical legislative session.