Minnesota’s initial voter turnout estimates appear lower than 2020 general election
ST. PAUL — Minnesota came out of Tuesday’s general election with an unofficial estimated voter turnout of 76%, a full 3% lower than the 2020 presidential election statewide turnout of 79% but higher than 2016’s turnout of 75%.
Even U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat who has easily won reelection four times, saw her margin of victory slip below 20 ...
Walz plans to address Minnesotans on Friday afternoon about his "path forward" following the 2024 presidential ticket loss.
Initial numbers from across the United States indicate Minnesota could be the top state for voter turnout once again ...
Simon said he's confident in the vote results. He also said Minnesota election turnout was lower than in 2020.
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Among the firsts and would-be firsts were the first woman-majority elected into Minnesota’s delegation to the U.S. House and ...
Through canvassing boards, certifications and electoral college ceremonies, a lot of work needs to happen after the votes are ...
Of Minnesota's 87 counties, Democrats only improved their margins in Lake, Cook and Lincoln counties compared to the 2020 ...
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