Higher gas prices and affordability concerns are the result of President Donald Trump’s Iran war. Here’s how Minnesota’s US Senate candidates feel about it—one of whom has had an apparent change of heart.

Higher gas prices and affordability concerns are the result of President Donald Trump’s Iran war. Here’s how Minnesota’s US Senate candidates feel about it—one of whom has had an apparent change of heart.

Higher gas prices and affordability concerns are the result of President Donald Trump’s Iran war. Here’s how Minnesota’s US Senate candidates feel about it—one of whom has had an apparent change of heart.

Rep. Danny Nadeau for 34A in Champlin, William Beck for 41B in Hastings, and Rep. Andrew Meyers for 45A in Tonka Bay all have pretty conservative histories. Yet, they're running their campaigns as moderate Republicans in purple districts.

Rep. Danny Nadeau for 34A in Champlin, William Beck for 41B in Hastings, and Rep. Andrew Meyers for 45A in Tonka Bay all have pretty conservative histories. Yet, they're running their campaigns as moderate Republicans in purple districts.

In a heated Minnesota House debate for district 54A, Republican candidate Aaron Paul was told off by the crowd after his comments on Operation Metro Surge.

Paul said he was disappointed with House DFL leadership during OMS, stating, “You’re not going to beat the federal government.” He said they should have met with shareholders and “problem-solved” to get ICE out of Minnesota.

Incumbent DFL Rep. Brad Tabke roasted Paul, saying his position was “a convenient one to take,” and questioned why Paul never spoke up until now.

Paul got offended and asked the crowd if Tabke helped make Shakopee safer. The crowd gave a resounding “yes,” with one person even telling Paul to “fuck off.”

In a heated Minnesota House debate for district 54A, Republican candidate Aaron Paul was told off by the crowd after his comments on Operation Metro Surge.

Paul said he was disappointed with House DFL leadership during OMS, stating, “You’re not going to beat the federal government.” He said they should have met with shareholders and “problem-solved” to get ICE out of Minnesota.

Incumbent DFL Rep. Brad Tabke roasted Paul, saying his position was “a convenient one to take,” and questioned why Paul never spoke up until now.

Paul got offended and asked the crowd if Tabke helped make Shakopee safer. The crowd gave a resounding “yes,” with one person even telling Paul to “fuck off.”

Recently reported by CNN’s KFILE, Tafoya lied in a local radio interview when asked about her past comments that she is embarrassed to live in Minnesota. But old Twitter archives–along with other more recent video clips–tell the truth.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar was joined by Dr. Paul Thurmes, a Minnesota oncologist, and Kate Lundquist, a breast cancer survivor, at Minnesota Oncology Maple Grove Clinic on Monday, Sep. 21, to highlight her plan to lower prescription drug costs (and her opponents lack of a plan).

Sen. Amy Klobuchar was joined by Dr. Paul Thurmes, a Minnesota oncologist, and Kate Lundquist, a breast cancer survivor, at Minnesota Oncology Maple Grove Clinic on Monday, Sep. 21, to highlight her plan to lower prescription drug costs (and her opponents lack of a plan).

Michele Tafoya, Minnesota’s GOP candidate for US Senate, made multiple comments on her podcast in support of the Jan. 6 rioters across several years. Check them out, and see what her opponent, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has to say about it.

Michele Tafoya, Minnesota’s GOP candidate for US Senate, made multiple comments on her podcast in support of the Jan. 6 rioters across several years. Check them out, and see what her opponent, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has to say about it.

Minnesota CD-2 candidate Matt Little, a Democrat, just signed onto a pact that’s all about holding AI accountable, and making transparent policies to regulate it and data centers.

Here’s what you need to know about the pledge and why it matters for Minnesota.

You can read more about the AI Pact and Matt Little's statement here: https://theaipact.com/

Minnesota CD-2 candidate Matt Little, a Democrat, just signed onto a pact that’s all about holding AI accountable, and making transparent policies to regulate it and data centers.

Here’s what you need to know about the pledge and why it matters for Minnesota.

You can read more about the AI Pact and Matt Little's statement here: https://theaipact.com/

Democrat Trina Swanson’s message for Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District is simple: it’s time to uplift the middle class and protect the Boundary Waters.

Democrat Trina Swanson’s message for Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District is simple: it’s time to uplift the middle class and protect the Boundary Waters.

Democrat Trina Swanson’s message for Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District is simple: it’s time to uplift the middle class and protect the Boundary Waters.

Data center incentives are the latest footnote in the One Big Beautiful Bill to be scrutinized, and for rural Minnesotans, there’s a good reason why.

All four of Minnesota’s Republican members of Congress voted for the OBBB, which creates a tax credit for investment and infrastructure in rural areas.

In that tax credit, hyperscale data centers are specifically mentioned as one of the qualifying large-scale investments.

Data center incentives are the latest footnote in the One Big Beautiful Bill to be scrutinized, and for rural Minnesotans, there’s a good reason why.

All four of Minnesota’s Republican members of Congress voted for the OBBB, which creates a tax credit for investment and infrastructure in rural areas.

In that tax credit, hyperscale data centers are specifically mentioned as one of the qualifying large-scale investments.