Republicans Attempt Power Grab in Minnesota
The 66 members of the Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL)—Minnesota’s affiliate of the national Democratic Party—elected to the lower chamber did not show up Tuesday; these Democrats argue that work can’t begin until after a January 28 special election takes place to fill an open seat in a blue district.
Minnesota Democrats sue Republicans over power grab in state House
While Minnesota House Republicans hold a one-seat majority right now, a special election later this month should put the state House in an even political split. State Democrats called the move to elect a Republican speaker in the meantime unconstitutional.
Minnesota Republicans are in a showdown with Democrats as the GOP attempts to capitalize on a slim and likely temporary House ...
Following the contentious first day of the 2025 Minnesota Legislative session, where members of the DFL failed to show, ...
An ugly opening to Minnesota’s legislative session and a campaign season that won’t end is fueling lawsuit after lawsuit.
The Democrats' unprecedented swearing-in ceremony came ahead of their promise to boycott the legislative session until Republicans agree to power-share.
If DFLers make good on their no-show threat it’ll deny the House quorum of 68 members needed to conduct business.
Minnesota Supreme Court justices on Wednesday promised to decide quickly whether a special Roseville-area election critical ...
The Minnesota Legislative Session entered its second day on Wednesday, as did an organized boycott by House DFL members. The ...
Democrat Doron Clark and Republican Abigail Wolters won the primary for Minnesota Senate District 60 special election.
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