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The race is already on for the 134 seats in the Minnesota House and 67 seats in the Minnesota Senate up for election in 2020. To keep you apprised of how the contests are shaping up, MinnPost is compiling a running list of who’s running for the Legislature.

You can help us keep this list current by sending announcement news and website links to Peter Callaghan (pcallaghan@minnpost.com) or Greta Kaul (gkaul@minnpost.com).

You can use the filter buttons below to narrow down the list. For example, clicking or tapping “Senate” will only show Senate races (clicking or tapping again will deactivate the filter). Filters can be combined: clicking or tapping “Senate” and “First-term incumbent” will only show Senate races where the incumbent is serving their first term. To clear all the filters, click or tap the “All” button.

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  1. Thank you for compiling this information for us! I hadn’t heard of several of the candidates running for state rep in my area previously.

  2. I have been told that Cedrick Frazier, currently a member of the New Hope City Council, is running for the open 45A legislative seat.

    1. Hi Hiram, I haven’t seen any filings or announcements for that candidate yet, but I’ll add if I do. All the best, Greta

  3. Kim Hicks is not running in House District 26A. There was an error, now corrected, in her original filing with the Campaign Finance Board. She is running in House District 25A against Duane Quam.

    1. Thanks for letting us know, Mark. I just fixed it to reflect the correct district.

      1. Alas, while you now have Kim Hicks in the correct race, you seem to have eliminated District 26A from your tracker.

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