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Klobuchar faces Demuth in a Minnesota governor's race shaped by fraud scandal
2026 Minnesota Election Results - Minnesota Attorney General
Live: Candidates make final appeals on fraud, affordability before Election Day
Fraud, Trump and a final scramble for votes in Minnesota
The final polls in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race show Democrat Peggy Flanagan ahead of Republican Michele Tafoya, heading into Election Day. Flanagan is Minnesota's lieutenant governor, while Tafoya is a former NFL sideline reporter.
On Tuesday night, the polls will be closed and Minnesota residents will begin to learn who voters have chosen to lead. More than 885,000 Minnesotans have already cast ballots during the early voting period.
Minnesota Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to discuss her race and confidence with voters on the eve of the midterms.
As millions of Minnesotans cast their votes in the midterm elections, 11 noncitizens in the state are facing the possibility of prison and deportation after being federally indicted on charges of voter fraud. The cases are among more than 100 indictments the Justice Department has announced in a nationwide crackdown on noncitizen voting in the weeks ahead of Election Day. During a July rally ...
Four gubernatorial races feature women nominees for both major parties, matching a record high from 2022. Minnesota and Tennessee are all but guaranteed to elect their first woman
For months, top Democratic candidates in Minnesota have faced attack ads and tough questions about their role in allowing fraud to proliferate in state government. In response, they’ve defended their records, deflected blame to outgoing Gov. Tim Walz, and promised to crack down on fraudsters should voters elect them again this week. Whether those explanations resonate is proving especially ...
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