2021 Election Results Dashboard
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Tom Nehil
Tom Nehil is MinnPost’s news editor. Email him at tnehil@minnpost.com.
Letters: In favor of Minneapolis ballot question three, one
Our weekly roundup of letters from MinnPost readers.
The hills we die on: Biking 10 of Minneapolis and St. Paul’s most heinous inclines
These slopes really make the grade.
Letters: A raise for cops, against St. Paul’s rent control proposal and a march for abortion rights in Minneapolis
Our weekly roundup of letters from MinnPost readers.
Another MinnPost election season
A note from MinnPost News editor Tom Nehil.
Who’s running for Congress in Minnesota in 2020
We’re tracking all the candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
Who’s running for the Minnesota Legislature in 2020
Between now and Election Day, we’re keeping track of all the candidates for the Minnesota Legislature’s 201 seats.
How long has it been?
Keeping track of time in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tracking the Minnesota COVID-19 numbers
Total case counts by day, cases by Minnesota county and more.
How every Minnesota county has voted on refugee resettlement so far
An executive order from President Trump asks counties to decide whether they will accept refugees for resettlement.
How every St. Paul ward voted on the trash-collection question
Supporters of keeping the city-organized system in place won in six of seven St. Paul wards.
The ultimate Minnesota cities population-size bracket quiz
How well do you know your Minnesota city sizes?
Map: Who’s supposed to fix that %@#$ing Minneapolis pothole?
Three levels of government share responsibility for patching potholes on most Minneapolis public roads.
Sam Brodey wins regional reporting award for MinnPost story on sexual harassment in Rep. Rick Nolan’s office
This was Brodey’s second time winning the award.
As Amy Klobuchar launches her run for president, a brief timeline of her political career
From prosecutor to presidential candidate.
Republican-linked groups spent millions on the campaign for the Minnesota House. Republicans lost 18 seats
Democratic groups focused their spending on the governor and attorney general races, both of which were won by DFLers.
2018 Campaign Finance Dashboard
See the latest fundraising totals for governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House.
Where the DFL made its gains to take control of the Minnesota House
Democrats needed to win 11 seats from the GOP to take control of the House. They took 18.
Who’s running for the Minnesota Legislature in 2018
See who’s filed to run for the Legislature, along with past election results.
A deeper look at the ranked choices for mayor of Minneapolis
The first-choice preferences of voters whose ballots counted for Jacob Frey and Raymond Dehn; geographic distribution of exhausted ballots; and more!
