Minnesota Democrats ran the table, again, Tuesday night when they won every statewide race on the ballot. That extends the party’s statewide winning streak that began in 2008. And Democrats picked up enough legislative seats on the fringes of the Twin Cities area and in greater Minnesota to retake full control of the Capitol. Here’s a look at some precinct-level results that explain how ...

House Democrats chose Stephenson, who has led the caucus since Melissa Hortman was assassinated in 2025, as speaker-designate.

Voters decided to send one of Minnesota’s senators to Washington but they won’t have much say in the other.

National Republican money never arrived in force, and critics say the former broadcaster spent too little time connecting with Minnesota voters.

Sweeping wins on Election Day gave democrats a trifecta in Minnesota. The decisive victories mirror results from across the country, as democrats take the majority in the House and the Senate.

Minnesota was neck-and-neck with Maine for the highest midterm voter turnout in the nation. In Minnesota, just under two-thirds of those eligible cast a ballot. Minnesota voters also set a new state record for midterm elections with more than 2.8 million ballots cast, according to unofficial results from the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office. The previous record was set in 2018, with 2.6 ...

Minnesotans overwhelmingly voted in favor of a constitutional amendment that will provide millions more dollars for K-12 schools in the state.