David Strom, who worked on communications and research for GOP nominee Tom Emmer’s gubernatorial campaign, has started a new job with the Republican Party of Minnesota.

For months now the air waves have been filled with hype and hyperbole from Minnesota's gubernatorial candidates explaining how they're going to come up with billions in revenue the state badly needs.

A legal challenge to a new state law regulating campaign contributions will be argued in federal court tomorrow afternoon. The lawsuit challenges disclosure requirements that were enacted by the Legislature in the wake of the United States Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling, which opened the door to direct corporate spending to influence elections.

The Taxpayers League of Minnesota is upset by print advertisement placed by Republican Sen. Paul Koering in newspapers across his central Minnesota district.

The Taxpayers League of Minnesota has issued its annual legislative scorecard for 2010. The scorecard is the de facto list of heros and goats among fiscal conservatives.

The next salvo in the legal battle over corporate money in politics is scheduled to take place in federal court in St. Paul on Aug. 20.

The differences between the Republican and DFL gubernatorial candidates are so divergent when it comes to taxation issues that the conservative Taxpayers League of Minnesota is opting to focus on legislative races instead.

GOP gubernatorial front-runners Tom Emmer and Marty Seifert both received endorsements today from high-profile Minnesota conservatives.

Phil Krinkie, president of the conservative Taxpayers League of Minnesota, has released his organization’s statement in defense of Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s unallotment of the state ...

The anti-Mark Dayton blog Dayton v. Kennedy (http://www.daytonvkennedy.blogspot.com) is still in business, but its content has changed after Dayton announced last week that he didn’t ...