DFLers compete for safe seats in Twin Cities and on Iron Range
As the state’s late-summer primary date approaches next week, more DFL candidates find themselves in the midst of competitive intra-party contests than Republicans.
Both parties figure to see a handful of consequential legislative primaries
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GOP leaders talk about how they flipped a veto-proof majority in Senate
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State GOP goes after Koering in SD 12
Morrison County Sheriff Michel Wetzel was surprised to get a letter from the Republican Party of Minnesota at his office. He was even more surprised when he saw what they wanted: a slew of law enforcement records on one of the party’s own elected members, state Sen. Paul Koering of Fort Ripley.
8 legislative incumbents facing intra-party challenges
Eight Minnesota legislative incumbents -- five DFLers and three Republicans -- are facing challenges from members of their own parties this year, not counting six incumbents who have said that they aren't seeking re-election and have fellow party members lining up to succeed them.
Other candidates who have filed as of last week
BY BRIANA BIERSCHBACH, PAUL DEMKO AND CHARLEY SHAW Staff Writers As the state’s late-summer primary date approaches next week, more DFL candidates find themselves in the midst of competitive intra-party contests than Republicans. That’s largely due to the high volume of retirements among DFLers this session, not to mention the handful of open seats created ...
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