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Minnesota Senate and House races to watch

Minnesota Senate and House races to watch

All 201 seats in the Minnesota legislature and control of the Minnesota House and Senate are on the ballot this fall. MPR News’ political reporter Brian Bakst breaks down the races to watch.
by Brian Bakst

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One-party rule or divided Capitol again? Voters to decide

One-party rule or divided Capitol again? Voters to decide

Narrow legislative majorities will be put to the test in November’s election. All 201 legislative seats — and control of the House and Senate — are on November’s ballot. With the governor’s office also up for grabs, it raises the possibility of one-party control at the Minnesota Capitol, although Minnesota is more familiar with divided state government.
by Brian Bakst

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Voting officials: Misinformation fueling election skepticism

Voting officials: Misinformation fueling election skepticism

Across Minnesota, county officials are encountering people questioning the results of the 2020 election and demanding changes to the voting process, even though there is no proof of widespread fraud or other problems. 
by Kirsti Marohn

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Why are Minnesota congressional members being called out for potential conflicts of interest?

Why are Minnesota congressional members being called out for potential conflicts of interest?

The New York Times reported that three Minnesota members of Congress had potential conflicts over trading stocks, bonds and other financial assets. Host Cathy Wurzer spoke on the issue with the University of Minnesota’s Larry Jacobs.
by Cathy Wurzer, Ellen Finn and Sam Stroozas

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MyPillow exec Lindell says FBI agents seized his cellphone

MyPillow exec Lindell says FBI agents seized his cellphone

MyPillow chief executive Mike Lindell says federal agents have seized his cellphone. He says they also questioned him Tuesday about a Colorado clerk who has been charged in what prosecutors say was a “deceptive scheme” to breach voting system technology used across the country.
by The Associated Press

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The first abortion ban passed after Roe takes effect Thursday in Indiana

The first abortion ban passed after Roe takes effect Thursday in Indiana

Thursday, nearly all abortions must cease in Indiana after state lawmakers passed a full ban in August. Since Dobbs, Indiana has been a destination for those in surrounding states seeking abortions.
by Sarah McCammon

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