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Endorsement time brings new faces to House races
Back home, potential replacements emerge for Huntley, Brynaert, FitzSimmons seats.
The Capitol Note: Dayton signs $440 million tax cut bill
Already, a dozen Minnesota legislators have announced their impending retirements, telling constituents that they would serve out the 2014 session but not seek re-election later this year. That trend has ...
Open Huntley seat brings out DFL throng
The last time folks on Duluth’s east side had an open seat to fill in the Minnesota House of Representatives, President George H.W. Bush was running for re-election, the sitcom “Cheers” was still on the air, and Duluth residents eligible to vote for the first time this fall had not yet been born.
The Capitol Note: New MNsure head apologizes, promises improvements
MNsure board chair Brian Beutner told reporters that he was sad to see Todd-Malmlov leave.
The Capitol Note: Shake-up in MNsure two weeks before plans go into effect
Todd-Malmlov had lately come under scrutiny for taking a vacation while the newly hatched website was struggling through operational difficulties.
Duluth Rep. Tom Huntley to retire
Huntley has chaired the Health and Human Service Finance Committee in three different legislative sessions, including the present.
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