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...Republican legislative candidates held their ground in House Districts 9B and 9A and in Senate Districts 9 and 10. In the Senate races Sen. Paul Gazelka, R-Cass County, jumped districts and defeated former Rep. Al Doty, DFL-Royalton, for the...
...who lost the party's endorsement to succeed Pawlenty in 2010. Seifert said he's not interested in the U.S. Senate race but hasn't ruled out another bid for governor. Both races could get crowded. Coleman is said to be interested in...
...taken from the audience.On Tuesday, Oct. 23, a 7 p.m. forum will be conducted for candidates in the District 10 Senate race and the District 10A House race. This forum will also be in the music room at CLC.An additional Meet-the-Candidate...
...Klobuchar, with big advantages in name ID and money, was a heavy favorite over Republican Kurt Bills. Klobuchar's Senate race was one of 33 nationally. But Bills, a one-term state legislator, struggled for attention, money and voter support...
...think Paul Koering can do a little good. That's wonderful."Koering , 47, St. Mathias, said after losing the senate race he thought he was done with campaigning. But Koering said neighbors convinced him to file for the office. "I thought...
...election -nearly 200 convictions from 2008, when Democrat Al Franken defeated Republican Norm Coleman in the U.S. Senate race by a razor-thin margin in a recount. But Minnesota Public Radio reports (http://bit.ly/Sxh7lt ) that several...
...Why count them once when you can double the fun? The last two statewide elections have yielded recounts. The 2008 Senate race wasn't decided until Democrat Al Franken prevailed in court during the summer of 2009. The 2010 governor's race...
...about the 200,000 defense jobs that would be lost should Obama be reelected and former governor Tim Kaine win his Senate race.These areas went overwhelmingly for Obama and Kaine, indicating residents are both ready to reform the warfare state...
...booth.Minnesota's electoral system went under an intense microscope during the statewide 2008 recount of the U.S. Senate race between Norm Coleman and Al Franken. To this day one can hear the drumbeat of how Franken forces stole the election...