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Photo of the Day – May 25, 2010
Annette Meeks and Tom Emmer put pen to paper in the Secretary of State's office Tuesday morning. The gubernatorial running mates participated in a GOP mass filing for office before a press conference-cum-rally emphasizing Republican unity.
Late night photos from the Capitol *Updated*
Take a look at a couple photos from the run-up to tonight's special session.
Photo of the Day – May 13, 2010
Reps. Bernie Lieder (DFL-Crookston) and Jeremy Kalin (DFL-North Branch) chat before the House is gaveled to order Thursday. It's the last week in the House for retiring two-termer Kalin.
Photo of the Day – May 12, 2010
Sen. Kathy Sheran (DFL-Mankato) signs the Health and Human Services bill after a press conference Wednesday.
Photo of the Day – May 11, 2010
DFL Leadership—Sens. Larry Pogemiller (Minneapolis) and Tarryl Clark (St. Cloud) and Reps. Margaret Anderson Kelliher (Minneapolis) and Tony Sertich (Chisholm)—descend to the governor's office for a meeting.
Photo of the Day – May 10, 2010
Senate Minority Leader David Senjem (R-Rochester) gathers his thoughts while the tax committee considers the DFL's budget proposal.
Photo of the Day – May 5, 2010
Rep. Loren Solberg (DFL-Grand Rapids) sits at the testifiers' table with Vikings' lobbyist Lester Bagley and Vikings' CFO Steve Poppen.
Photo of the Day – May 3, 2010
"This is my replacement!" Rep. Cy Thao introduces Jeremiah Ellis to Rep. Mary Murphy.
Photo of the Day – April 27, 2010
Rep. Tony Cornish (R-Good Thunder) and Sen. Sandy Pappas (DFL-St. Paul) look over the specs of state regulations on tinted car windows before a meeting of conference committee on HF2914 / SF2370.
Photo of the Day – April 20, 2010
Rep. Terry Morrow (DFL-St. Peter) considers testimony from Dennis Benson, executive director of the Minnesota Sex Offender Program.
This week: The photo slideshow
There was legislative action this week, but also a focus on campaigns as the state conventions near. Check out our photos from the week.
Photo of the Day – April 15, 2010
This colossal banner is one of the biggest we've ever seen at the Capitol! A small group of citizens made a great noise in the Rotunda on Thursday; the sign says it all.
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