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Voters choose Democrat Matt Little to run for competitive Congressional seat

Voters choose Democrat Matt Little to run for competitive Congressional seat

After winning the Democratic primary, former state Senator Matt Little will ask voters in the general election to send him to Congress to represent a competitive district in southeast Minnesota, which will be vacated by Angie Craig.
by Nina Moini, Brian Bakst and Ngoc Bui

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Minnesota governor's race will make history, break a streak Marlene Johnson started in 1983

Minnesota governor's race will make history, break a streak Marlene Johnson started in 1983

After Democrat Amy Klobuchar and Republican Lisa Demuth won their parties’ primaries, Minnesota is about to get its first woman governor. Marlene Johnson became the first Lieutenant Governor in 1983 and women have held the role since, despite never winning the top job.
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Turbulent Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor ends in upset win for David Crowley

Turbulent Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor ends in upset win for David Crowley

A Wisconsin reporter broke down the results of a competitive Democratic primary race for governor and what they mean leading up to the November midterms, where Crowley will face Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany.
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Republican Eric Pratt advances in competitive 2nd Congressional District race

Republican Eric Pratt advances in competitive 2nd Congressional District race

After winning the GOP primary, state Sen. Eric Pratt will ask voters in the general election to send him to Congress to represent a competitive district in southeast Minnesota.
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Most former residents of cleared St. Paul encampment still living outside

Most former residents of cleared St. Paul encampment still living outside

Healthcare for the Homeless nurse practitioner Kat Donnelly is working to reconnect with patients who had been living at an encampment in Pig’s Eye Park that the city cleared last Wednesday. She knows of one person who moved from the encampment into a shelter. Ramsey County is not aware of any, according to a spokesperson.
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New report finds Twin Cities metro will need 88,000 more public EV chargers by 2040

New report finds Twin Cities metro will need 88,000 more public EV chargers by 2040

The report from the Metropolitan Council found that right now there are 2,118 public EV chargers in the metro. That will need to grow to roughly 90,000 by 2040 to meet the forecasted growing demand for electric vehicles.
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