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Lege races starting to come into focus
If it’s possible to judge a legislator’s re-election vulnerability solely on the number of challengers that he or she attracts, then Lisa Fobbe, Jim Carlson and Kevin Dahle should probably watch their backs.
Time running out to select which bills may become law
Abbey Bryduck hopes people understand if they catch her glancing at the clock a little more than usual this week.
Doorknocking proves hazardous to Drake’s health
Mark Drake, a spokesman for the Minnesota Republican Party, suffered a slight setback this morning while knocking on doors in southern Minnesota for state Senate candidate Mike Parry: He slipped on ice and fell on his back.
Cullen Sheehan a coup for Senjem and the Senate GOP Caucus
Senate Minority Leader Dave Senjem (R-Rochester) started 2010 with a bang today, announcing that Cullen Sheehan is the new chief of staff for the Senate GOP Caucus.
Bachmann tops mnpACT’s list of ‘worst political persons’
U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, Minnesota's Tea Party queen and the golden girl of conservative talk-show hosts, has earned the top spot in this year's list of "Top 10 Worst Political Persons in Minnesota," compiled by the Minnesota Network for Progressive Action (mnpACT!).
Brodkorb’s recipe: thick skin and a sharp tongue
The only people who don't have an opinion about Michael Brodkorb are those who have never met him.
State GOP sets its sights on Ritchie
If it’s possible to judge a legislator’s re-election vulnerability solely on the number of challengers that he or she attracts, then Lisa Fobbe, Jim Carlson and Kevin Dahle should probably watch their backs. Less than eight months before the November general election, the three first-term DFL state senators – Fobbe from Zimmerman, Carlson from Eagan ...
Sutton hits the ground running … and a change in dates for state GOP convention
Newly elected GOP party chair Tony Sutton, along with new deputy chair Michael Brodkorb, is quickly delivering on his ambitious plan to rebuild a demoralized GOP state party.
Significant updates to our "Who’s on First" 2010 race for governor matrix
If it’s possible to judge a legislator’s re-election vulnerability solely on the number of challengers that he or she attracts, then Lisa Fobbe, Jim Carlson and Kevin Dahle should probably watch their backs. Less than eight months before the November general election, the three first-term DFL state senators – Fobbe from Zimmerman, Carlson from Eagan ...
Significant updates to our "Who’s on First" 2010 race for governor matrix
If it’s possible to judge a legislator’s re-election vulnerability solely on the number of challengers that he or she attracts, then Lisa Fobbe, Jim Carlson and Kevin Dahle should probably watch their backs. Less than eight months before the November general election, the three first-term DFL state senators – Fobbe from Zimmerman, Carlson from Eagan ...
State GOP party races: Sutton, Thompson, Brodkorb and Fleming
If it’s possible to judge a legislator’s re-election vulnerability solely on the number of challengers that he or she attracts, then Lisa Fobbe, Jim Carlson and Kevin Dahle should probably watch their backs. Less than eight months before the November general election, the three first-term DFL state senators – Fobbe from Zimmerman, Carlson from Eagan ...
Al Franken Didn’t Do That, Did He?
If it’s possible to judge a legislator’s re-election vulnerability solely on the number of challengers that he or she attracts, then Lisa Fobbe, Jim Carlson and Kevin Dahle should probably watch their backs. Less than eight months before the November general election, the three first-term DFL state senators – Fobbe from Zimmerman, Carlson from Eagan ...
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