Good Question: Why Don't We Need An ID To Vote?
When Minnesota voters cast their ballots for governor, representative and state legislators, they did not need to show a photo ID to vote. Why not?
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When Minnesota voters cast their ballots for governor, representative and state legislators, they did not need to show a photo ID to vote. Why not?
A tea party favorite is dropping her bid for a leadership position in the upcoming Republican-controlled House.
Even before the new governor and legislature are out of the gate, there's a race to the Capitol to pass racino.
The head of the Minnesota agency that oversees the state budget is moving on as Gov. Tim Pawlenty's term draws closer to an end.
Minnesota's second-largest county has finished checking its numbers in the undeclared governor's race and the shift in votes was small.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar is urging the federal government to crack down on "cramming," the practice of third parties putting unauthorized charges on a person's phone bill.
The candidate that lost the mayor's race in Austin will pay for a partial recount.
A recount is expected to get under way Wednesday in a northern Minnesota sheriff's race.
As the unsettled Minnesota governor's race moves to a re-count, the money to keep the battle going can flow freely -- and possibly without public disclosure of who is bankrolling it.
Democrat Mark Dayton says Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty offered him perspective on the state budget, security matters and even a tour of the governor's mansion.
Republican Tom Emmer pushed aside questions Tuesday about whether he's willing to go to court over the Minnesota governor's race, saying they were premature ahead of a forthcoming recount.
Two Minnesota icons will share the stage when humorist and author Garrison Keillor welcomes former Vice President Walter Mondale to the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul.
For the second straight day, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is meeting with someone who could take his job.
On Monday, Republicans sent out a fundraising letter questioning whether the election was fair and unbiased. It's repeating claims made by the party chairman that something doesn't smell right.
