In New Strategy, Mills Aims To Tie Nolan To Clinton
Outside political groups are pouring millions of dollars into Minnesota to buy television ads linking Republicans to GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Outside political groups are pouring millions of dollars into Minnesota to buy television ads linking Republicans to GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Senate Democrats abandoned President Barack Obama Wednesday, siding with Republicans to overwhelmingly reject his veto and permit families of Sept. 11 victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia for the kingdom's alleged backing of the attackers.
Millions of dollars in attack ads and mailers are flying as the battle for control of Minnesota's Legislature heats up.
GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump campaigns in Waukesha on Wednesday. His rally at the Waukesha County Expo Center will get underway at 6 p.m.
Monday night's presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump drew at least 81 million viewers.
Gov. Mark Dayton is declaring an executive order to help combat flooding damage from heavy rains across Minnesota.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence is meeting with Gov. Scott Walker for debate preparation in Wisconsin.
This may be the day after the first presidential debate, but voter registration efforts and even voting in the presidential race are already under way in Minnesota.
From reactions of the first presidential debate between candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, to the Minnesota Department of Transportation getting snowplows ready for winter, here is a look at the top four stories from Sept. 27, 2016.
It's probably no surprise both sides thought their candidate won.
It's a tradition that started with Kennedy/Nixon back in 1960 -- the televised presidential debate. The campaigns, press and the voters make a big deal of it. But, can debates change a person's mind? Good Question.
The suspense has been building for weeks. Trump, the unpredictable outsider. Clinton, the first woman to lead a national ticket.
Republicans and Democrats don't usually hang out on election night two roommates are trying to change that line of thinking.
About 130 million people voted in the last presidential election, and 100 million could watch Monday night's debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Minnesota's 8th Congressional District rematch between Congressman Rick Nolan and republican Stewart Mills is once again one of the closely watched campaigns in the entire country. Nolan joined WCCO Sunday and began by defending his ad that portrays him as an "outsider."
