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Minnesota Votes

Complete coverage of the 2018 midterm elections from MPR News reporters, NPR and the Associated Press.

Reports of politicized AG's office put Swanson on the spot

Reports of politicized AG's office put Swanson on the spot

First reported Monday by The Intercept, the online publication ran a second story Thursday, saying that after the first story ran, more than a dozen people, including seven former employees, came forward to share stories of being asked to volunteer for Swanson's campaigns.
by Dan Kraker

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Democrats' hopes to take House could stumble in Minnesota

Democrats' hopes to take House could stumble in Minnesota

Voters in the sprawling farm country south of Minneapolis and in the economically struggling Iron Range give Republicans in those two congressional districts perhaps their best chance anywhere for flipping Democratic seats.
by Steve Karnowski, Associated Press

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Republican narrowly leads in Ohio special election, but warning signs loom for GOP

Republican narrowly leads in Ohio special election, but warning signs loom for GOP

A hotly-contested Ohio special congressional election is going down to the wire, with Democrat Danny O'Connor and Republican Troy Balderson locked in a tight race. With most of the votes counted, the two candidates traded a lead of just a few hundred votes.

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Video: What's a primary election?

Video: What's a primary election?

Minnesota has an unusually long list of races on the primary ballot this year including governor, both U.S. Senate seats, all eight congressional seats, secretary of state, auditor and attorney general. Here's what you need to know before heading to the voting booth.
by Jiwon Choi

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Johnson, Pawlenty talk taxes, budget, Trump -- and who's a 'jackass'

Johnson, Pawlenty talk taxes, budget, Trump -- and who's a 'jackass'

The top GOP candidates in the race debated live on MPR News Friday, the first broadcast debate before the Aug. 14 primary. The discussion focused on issues mostly, but got a little salty.
by Briana Bierschbach

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