MINNESOTA POLITICS
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Pawlenty, leaders begin 2010 talks
Minnesota LegislatureST. PAUL -- Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty and leaders of the Democratic-dominated Minnesota Legislature got a head start on their 2010 work Tuesday, agreeing they would start work on issues such as public works projects and how to inject money into the economy.
By Don Davis , October 21, 2009
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Seifert kicks off gubernatorial campaign
FRIDLEY, Minn. - Marty Seifert may have held the first, but many other Republican governor rallies will follow through election day, Nov. 2, 2010.
By Don Davis , July 07, 2009
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Pawlenty wields budgeting axe
ST. PAUL - Gov. Tim Pawlenty announced Minnesota's largest-ever budget cut Tuesday, reducing state aid to local governments, lowering health-care funding, trimming state college budgets and, in general, shrinking the size of state government.
By Don Davis , June 16, 2009
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UPDATE: Klobuchar bill aimed at saving broadband money
ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. – Minnesotans get frustrated enough with road construction and paying taxes that they should not have to put up with both when they don't need to, Sen. Amy Klobuchar says.
By Don Davis , June 15, 2009
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Sviggum may seek top post
Steve Sviggum, a Kenyon Republican who represented southeastern Minnesota in the House of Representatives for more than 25 years, is contemplating a run for the governor's office.
By Ruth Nerhaugen , June 04, 2009
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Republicans mull governor's race
ST. PAUL — There's a whole lot of thinking going on.
By Don Davis , June 04, 2009
Sviggum may run for top post
Steve Sviggum, a Kenyon Republican who represented southeastern Minnesota in the House of Representatives for more than 25 years, is contemplating a run for the governor's office.
By Ruth Nerhaugen , June 03, 2009
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Pawlenty rules out third term, not presidential bid
ST. PAUL - Tim Pawlenty rules out another run for Minnesota governor, but keeps the door open for offices such as the presidency.
By Don Davis , June 02, 2009
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UPDATE: Justices examine rural-urban Senate vote differences
ST. PAUL – If all Minnesota elections officials followed the lead of the state's largest counties – such as St. Louis, Hennepin and Ramsey – thousands more absentee ballots would have been counted in last November's U.S. Senate election, Norm Coleman's attorney told state Supreme Court justices this morning.
By Don Davis , June 01, 2009
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Un-session brings budget unallotment
ST. PAUL - The 2009 Minnesota Legislature will be remembered as the un-session.
By Don Davis , May 19, 2009
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