Dayton drew big inaugural checks after election
Some checks flowed in as late as April, although a Dayton political adviser said it was a matter of money being collected months after it was pledged.
Dayton vows more increases in school aid
Gov. Mark Dayton vowed to once again boost per-pupil funding for the state’s public schools, which he said still remains in the middle of the pack when compared with other states.
Good polling news for DFL, but how good?
Two recently released polls, SurveyUSA/KSTP television and Rasmussen Reports, give Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton a substantial but not overwhelming lead.
A first look at this fall’s partisan coalitions
Given these results of recent polls, Dayton and Franken’s strategy for November is simple: hold on to what they’ve got and concentrate on getting out the vote.
Poll shows Dayton, Franken with single-digit leads
The same poll, which targeted likely Minnesota voters, put Dayton’s overall job approval rating at 51 percent.
Home care workers vote to form union met with GOP criticism
Republicans and anti-union activists had questioned the state law throughout the organizing process.
Dayton leads Johnson head-to-head in SUSA/KSTP poll
Both polls used to examine the governor's race this month have produced similar results in the U.S. Senate contest.
‘Minnesota Nice’ governor’s race? Unlikely
Independent expenditure groups now play an increasingly important role in establishing the tone in major races.
What did the primary tell us about November?
Sifting through results for general-election clues.
Convention focus pays off for Johnson
Facing formidable opposition from Rep. Kurt Zellers, R-Maple Grove, former House Minority Leader Marty Seifert, and retired venture capitalist Scott Honour, Johnson trumpeted his status as the party’s endorsee throughout the summer-long primary campaign.
The Capitol Note: Frantic House race spawns legal challenges, more allegations of violence
The legal challenges and allegations in the race between Rep. Phyllis Kahn and her primary challenger, Mohamud Noor, have reached new heights in the feverish race for Minneapolis' House District 60B.
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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