As Trump Casts Doubt, Officials Say Minnesota's Election Setup Is Strong
Minnesota's top elections official says voters should have confidence in the state's ballot-counting system.
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Minnesota's top elections official says voters should have confidence in the state's ballot-counting system.
Gov. Scott Walker says Republican presidential nominee has to accept results of the election, even though Trump hasn't said whether he will if Hillary Clinton wins.
About 30 percent of all absentee ballots cast in Wisconsin so far have come from the state's most heavily Democratic counties.
Gov. Mark Dayton is asking for federal help after heavy flooding in southern Minnesota last month.
Murphy said may represent the final nail in the coffin for Trump and tip the election into landslide territory.
Third District Democratic Congressional candidate Terri Bonoff released a video Wednesday of President Obama asking voters to support her.
Comedian Sarah Silverman is the latest celebrity to send a fundraising plea for former Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold.
Donald Trump this week is repeatedly warning supporters the 2016 presidential election may be stolen from him.
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright campaigned Tuesday in Minnesota for Hillary Clinton.
President Obama called the latest allegations of a "quid pro quo" in the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation "overblown" on Tuesday.
Republican Gov. Scott Walker is hinting he won't seek a fourth term.
Gov. Scott Walker says his support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump hasn't changed.
Tuesday marks the final day that voters in Minnesota can pre-register to vote. If you can't pre-register on Tuesday, don't worry. You can still register at your polling place on Election Day, Nov. 8.
Every four years, less than one-half of 1 percent of Minnesota voters write in a candidate's name for President. This election cycle, some experts think that percentage could grow. So, Barbara from Elk River wants to know: Are write-in votes counted? Good Question.
U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor says the high court continues to deeply feel the loss of Justice Antonin Scalia.
