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Inside MinnPost
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MinnPost releases new poll with early look at 2024 presidential election attitudes and more
MinnPost again has partnered with Embold Research to ask Minnesota voters how they’re thinking about a range of issues.
Give a gift, make twice the difference this Giving Tuesday
Grand Marais donor Annie Possis is generously matching gifts today up to $2,500 total. What better way to make your support for MinnPost go twice as far?
Thank you for Giving to the Max!
301 members stepped up to donate nearly $22,000!
Rise and shine — it’s time to Give to the Max!
We have a goal of raising $25,000 by midnight.
MinnPost Festival recap: Gov. Tim Walz on marijuana, abortion, President Biden, climate change
Watch a video recording of the conversation between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and MinnPost state government reporter Peter Callaghan on Sept. 23.
MinnPost is here to help you prepare to vote in your city’s elections on Nov. 7
If you haven’t started paying attention to local election campaigns in your area, it’s not too late!
Take a look at the photos from MinnPost Festival 2023
Our event photographer Sarah Morreim did a great job capturing the different faces in attendance.
Tickets available to public for MinnPost Social: Minneapolis and St. Paul city elections uncovered
All treats, no tricks: Join us in-person as MinnPost reporter Kyle Stokes discusses the upcoming elections with two outgoing city council members.
MinnPost Members stepped up during the Fall Member Drive
MinnPost’s in-depth journalism comes at a cost, which is why member support is so important. A huge thank you to everyone who donated this drive!
The hard truth
Financial support for nonprofit organizations is down, including news organizations like MinnPost.
Tickets available for MinnPost Social: Minneapolis and St. Paul city elections uncovered
All treats, no tricks: Join us in-person as MinnPost reporter Kyle Stokes discusses the upcoming elections with two outgoing city council members.
Will you help us reach our goal?
MinnPost’s in-depth reporting focuses on the candidates and the issues, helping you make informed decisions when it’s time to go to the polls.
What does MinnPost thrive on?
MinnPost has always thrived on covering government and politics.
MinnPost creates resources that help
As MinnPost’s local government reporter, it’s my job — and my mission — to ensure you’re ready to vote this November 7.
Beyond horserace headlines and hot takes
MinnPost doesn’t treat our political coverage like sports.
Heroes met, heroes kept: The Minneapolis Sound at MinnPost Festival
“[The Minneapolis Sound] is different than any other type of music. We have the Minneapolis Sound and people around the world want that, but unless you’re here you won’t know the feeling of that.”
Help us start the Fall Member Drive strong!
Support the news you rely on.
These are the stories MinnPost Festival attendees want us to cover more
With municipal elections this November, we asked what issues are of greatest interest and concern to our readers. Here are the (unscientific) results.
That’s a wrap! MinnPost Festival 2023
Thank you to our VIPs, sponsors, passholders, panelists and staff for making this event a success!
