Energizing the base appears to be a key aim.

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

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.

1) Democrats and Republicans are preparing for President Barack Obama’s visit to Minnesota on Thursday, Minnesota Public Radio reports. Obama, who will arrive on Thursday, will convene ...

Former House Minority Leader Matt Entenza's campaign for state auditor on Monday filed a complaint against incumbent auditor Rebecca Otto for allegedly disseminating false information related to what he calls her past support for Voter ID legislation.

Former House Minority Leader Matt Entenza made a last minute filing on Tuesday to run for state auditor against fellow DFLer Rebecca Otto.

DFLers hit swing districts to push accomplishments.

The idea is significantly more popular with the young and less affluent, and polls much better with Democrats than Republicans.

In a statement that accompanied the announcement, Dayton described Smith as "the best administrator with whom I have ever worked."

DFL Party chair Ken Martin said the current financial state puts the party in one of its strongest positions ever.