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Party loyalty and key votes of Minnesota's congresspeople

By Alan Palazzolo, Kaeti Hinck, Tom Nehil and Devin Henry | 08/06/12

Explore the party loyalty of Minnesota's congressional delegation, and how they voted on key bills.

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Data & Maps

Mapping the Twin Cities' most dangerous intersections

By Alan Palazzolo | 07/27/12

Find out which intersections in the Twin Cities have the highest accident and fatality rates.

Data & Maps

Mapping invasive species in Minnesota

By Alan Palazzolo | 06/21/12

Explore an interactive map of invasive species throughout the state of Minnesota.

Data & Maps

How we made the Nice Ride animated map

By Alan Palazzolo | 06/08/12

Find out more about the data we used and how we built the map.

Nice Ride Map
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A day in the life of Nice Ride bikes

By Alan Palazzolo and Joe Kimball | 06/07/12

For Twin Cities Bike Walk Week, we've animated a day in the life of Nice Ride bikes around the cities.

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Interactive: Who's running for the Minnesota Legislature

By Alan Palazzolo, Tom Nehil and Kaeti Hinck | 06/05/12

After Tuesday's filing deadline, find out who is running for the Legislature in each Senate and House district.

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Data & Maps

State Demographer offers data visualization contest

By Kaeti Hinck | 05/25/12

The Minnesota Data Opener is calling on data nerds, students, policy wonks and more to explore educational attainment in our state.

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Data & Maps

How we built the legislative bill explorer

By Alan Palazzolo | 05/17/12

A look behind the scenes of how we built the legislative bill explorer.

Data & Maps

The 2012 Legislative session: What did they pass?

By Alan Palazzolo, Tom Nehil, Kevin Schaul and Kaeti Hinck | 05/14/12

Explore bills by category, investigate which bills Gov. Dayton vetoed, and search by your legislators.

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Senate passes Vikings stadium bill

By MinnPost staff | 05/10/12

With the Senate's approval vote Thursday afternoon, the bill now goes to Gov. Dayton's desk for his signature.