National
Klobuchar admitted that the impeachment trial in the Senate will be a challenge for her presidential efforts. “What I’m going to do is just keep going whenever I can back to the early states,” she said. “I don’t need a lot of sleep, which is good.”
Politics & Policy
Early voting in Minnesota, explained.
National
From Iran to fracking to “electability,” how Klobuchar attempted to set herself apart from the field.
Eric Black Ink
I didn’t think any of the candidates had a particularly good or bad night. Unfortunately, the media aftermath seemed to be all about whether Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren were on the outs.
Environment
From PolyMet to presidential politics, a look at the top environmental issues in Minnesota heading into 2020.
National
Trump’s campaign recently unveiled a strategy of focusing on the smallest 20 percent of counties in certain swing states.
National
Fifty-one percent of suburban Minnesotans who say they are likely to vote said they are likely to vote for a Democratic candidate for president next November, compared with 33 percent for Donald Trump.
Politics & Policy
Many White House hopefuls have reached double-digits in Iowa caucus polling during the 21st century and ultimately floundered; few, however, mirrored Klobuchar’s timeline and trajectory.
State Government
Between now and Election Day, we’re keeping track of all the candidates for the Minnesota Legislature’s 201 seats.
Eric Black Ink
The poll was jointly conducted in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) and the Cook Political Report.
Eric Black Ink
They have shared goals. And perhaps they should remind the country of this history: If Republicans had had their way: No Medicare, no Medicaid, no Affordable Care Act.
National
Many DFL politicians were quick to mobilize against the amendment to ban same-sex marriage in 2012, but one prominent DFLer was slower to take up the cause.
National
Even with no endorsed Republican challenger, outside groups are pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into the Second District.
National
The relatively high spending from Klobuchar’s campaign comes as she still needs to reach 3 percent support in three more qualifying polls before Nov. 13 in order to qualify for the next debate.
National
It’s no coincidence that three Democratic candidates have come out with positions on this very Minnesota-centric issue.
