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MinnPost’s nonprofit newsroom produces independent journalism to serve as your trusted guide into the critical issues, challenges and opportunities facing Minnesota.
MinnPost again has partnered with Embold Research to ask Minnesota voters how they’re thinking about a range of issues.
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Watch a video recording of the conversation between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and MinnPost state government reporter Peter Callaghan on Sept. 23.
If you haven’t started paying attention to local election campaigns in your area, it’s not too late!
Our event photographer Sarah Morreim did a great job capturing the different faces in attendance.
All treats, no tricks: Join us in-person as MinnPost reporter Kyle Stokes discusses the upcoming elections with two outgoing city council members.
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Financial support for nonprofit organizations is down, including news organizations like MinnPost.
All treats, no tricks: Join us in-person as MinnPost reporter Kyle Stokes discusses the upcoming elections with two outgoing city council members.
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As MinnPost’s local government reporter, it’s my job — and my mission — to ensure you’re ready to vote this November 7.
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With municipal elections this November, we asked what issues are of greatest interest and concern to our readers. Here are the (unscientific) results.
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