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Minnesota lawmakers fail to finish budget on time, head toward special session
By Dana Ferguson and Clay Masters Less than 10 percent of the Minnesota budget fell into place prior to the end of the Legislature’s 2025 session, forcing lawmakers into an overtime period with plenty to sort out before they can complete their must-do task.
GOP House Speaker Lisa Demuth and other Republicans have blamed Democrats for the incomplete work, citing the 23-day delay to ...
The most closely divided Legislature in Minnesota history was unable to pass all of its state budget bills before adjourning ...
U.S. Army veteran and businessman Kendall Qualls has officially launched his Minnesota gubernatorial campaign to challenge ...
One piece of legislation that was left on the Capitol floor at the end of the session was a bill that would create an Office ...
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A special session is all but certain as lawmakers scramble to pass only 6 of the 16 budget bills as the legislative session ...
After major potential candidates for U.S. Senate races in 2026 passed on running, some Republicans wonder if they're ...
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz ... “If anything, it’s a crowded room filled by one man.” Unlike Democrats, Republicans traveling to early primary states do so at their own peril, said Bill Stepien ...
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