The battle for control of the Minnesota Legislature is already well underway as incumbent lawmakers announce their retirements and new candidates kick off their campaigns.
Next year, all 201 seats in the legislature are up for election and the stakes could not be higher. The DFL currently has a one-vote majority in the Minnesota Senate (34-33) and the Minnesota House of Representatives is evenly split with 67 Republicans and 67 DFLers.
As such, the two chambers could be won by either party next year and the results will define the political...
DFL legislators including Representative Brion Curran (D White Bear Lake) lashed out when it was announced that illegal immigrants would no longer be eligible...
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For more than 100 minutes on Thursday, Democrats and Republicans in the Minnesota House of Representatives engaged in a heated floor debate over whether to restore...
