2026 Elections
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Kendall Qualls promises to cut costs. But will Minnesota families pay the price?
As the GOP-endorsed candidate for governor promises to go after fraud and fix “pocketbook issues,” unanswered questions about his nonprofit, his office space, and the scale of his proposed cuts are following him onto the campaign trail.
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Six years later, Trump is still spreading lies about Minnesota’s elections
President Donald Trump is continuing to lie about winning the 2020 presidential election against Joe Biden, and he’s attacking Minnesota’s election system and voters while doing it.
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EXCLUSIVE: Simon Glaser wants to bring his background of service to SD24
DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota SD-24 Simon Glaser is putting the people of Dodge and Olmsted county first, making life more affordable and accessible.
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EXCLUSIVE: Inside ‘working class’ trans woman Kobey Layne’s historic push to be Minnesota’s next governor
Kobey Layne is running against DFL-endorsed candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar and a slate of Republicans in her campaign to become Minnesota’s next governor, and she’s bringing something to the table Minnesota has never seen before.
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Minnesota’s swingiest district could offer clues about the midterms
Political observers are closely watching Minnesota’s 2nd District, where an open House seat and a closely divided electorate could signal broader trends ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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EXCLUSIVE: Everything you need to know about Jake Johnson, CD-1 candidate
Meet Jake Johnson, the DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota’s first congressional district, who is promising to tackle affordability, education, and showing up for voters.
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5 ways Sen. Klobuchar wants to make housing affordable as governor
Sen. Amy Klobuchar announced five policy proposals today to make housing and renting affordable for Minnesotans if she becomes governor in the fall.
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In Minnesota’s 2nd District, voters weigh pocketbook politics above all else
In a closely divided Minnesota district, rising costs and economic anxiety are shaping daily life and echoing a larger national affordability crisis.
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Flanagan vs. Craig in Minnesota’s race for US Senate
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and US Rep. Angie Craig are battling to be Minnesota’s next US Senator. We spoke with them both, and here’s how they differ.
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What’s on the ballot in Minnesota
Each race and issue on the ballot this year and how to find your districts.
