The Minnesota House chamber. Photo courtesy of Minnesota House Public Information Services.ST. PAUL, Minn. (Michelle Griffith ...
The House appears headed for a rare evenly split chamber with Republicans and Democrats both having 67 seats, according to ...
Minnesota is not alone in this non-competitive climate. The Cook Political Report this year listed only 42 of 435 ...
The Minnesota House appears headed for a 67-67 split for the first time in decades, and leaders of both party caucuses have started trying to figure out how exactly that will work. The critical ...
Control of the House is still up in the air as Republicans were able to flip three seats and several other races could head towards a recount.
Results are unofficial and incomplete, but Reps. Heather Keeler and Jim Joy appear to be on their way to victory.
Photo by Michelle Griffith/Minnesota Reformer. Republican and Democratic lawmakers ... Republicans flipped three key swing ...
Two Republican representatives will return to the Minnesota House after Election Day wins. Here's a closer look.
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Voters in these Minnesota districts will decide which party controls the state capitolVoters in communities ranging from Chisholm to Chanhassen will effectively determine if the DFL holds its trifecta or Minnesota returns to divided government next year. The big picture: While all 134 ...
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