Republicans gain edge in Minnesota House after DFLer drops out over residency case
By Clay Masters, Minnesota Public Radio News Republicans will start the 2025 legislative session with a Minnesota House majority — at least for the purposes of organizing the chamber — now that a DFL candidate has opted against appealing a court defeat.
The 2024 legislative session was an unusual one — bringing chaos on the House floor — and 2025 is already shaping up to be a ...
Mary Murphy lunched. The longest-serving woman in the Minnesota House, retired just two years, routinely sat alongside other ...
A January special election to fill a vacant seat in the Minnesota Senate will determine control of the chamber. Gov. Tim Walz ...
The Republican Party will hold a majority in the Minnesota House come session start in January, with a special election ...
Minnesota House Republicans could start the 2025 legislative session in the majority after a judge ruled that a Democratic ...
For more than a month, lawmakers and others who watch the Legislature were preparing for a rare 67-67 tie in the House. Now, ...
Friends and colleagues took to social media to remember Mary Murphy upon the news of her death on Wednesday. Murphy was the ...
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Mary Murphy, the longest-serving woman and second-longest-serving member of the Minnesota House, died on Christmas Day at the age of 85, according to Democratic House Speaker ...
ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO) – A special election will be needed to fill the open seat in the Minnesota House. Democratic candidate ...
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