SENATE
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Abeler set to challenge Franken
A moderate Minnesota Republican known for his work on health care legislation plans a U.S. Senate campaign. State Rep. Jim Abeler of Anoka Tuesday announced his intention to challenge Democratic Sen....
Posted on 6/18/13 at 11:09 AM
Republican challenger registers to face Sieben
A St. Mary’s Point real estate agent and radio host has filed to run for the Minnesota Senate District 57 seat held by Cottage Grove DFLer Katie Sieben.
December 28, 2009
Franken ready to be sworn in
Minnesota newsAl Franken is headed to the U.S. Senate after Minnesota's longest election contest. He could be sworn in as soon as next week.
By Don Davis, St. Paul Bureau , June 30, 2009
Ritchie to keynote DFL family picnic June 22
Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie is scheduled to present the keynote address at the fifth annual "Family Picnic for Senate District 56 Democrats" on Monday, June 22 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at Tartan Park in Lake Elmo.
By Special to the Bulletin , June 17, 2009
Justices examine rural-urban Senate vote differences
Minnesota newsFive Minnesota Supreme Court justices must decide whether thousands of greater Minnesota voters' absentee ballots were unfairly rejected in the 2008 U.S. Senate race.
By Don Davis, St. Paul Bureau , June 02, 2009
Un-session brings unallotment
Minnesota newsThe 2009 Minnesota Legislature will be remembered as the un-session.
By Don Davis and Scott Wente, St. Paul Bureau , May 20, 2009
Lawmakers watch time pass
Minnesota newsSen. Rod Skoe sat at his desk in the Senate chamber Sunday evening, watching a Minnesota House debate on his laptop computer.
By Scott Wente, St Paul Bureau , May 18, 2009
Senate fighting for reading programs
Reading is the cornerstone of education, without knowing how to read, students may struggle in other areas as well. This is why helping students achieve their reading goals is something that the schools are working hard at continuing.
By Amber Kispert-Smith , May 07, 2009
Health-care spending plans take shape
Minnesota newsHospitals take a funding hit while most nursing homes are protected. Low-income Minnesotans keep their government-subsidized health insurance while some doctors lose state aid for treating the poor.
By Scott Wente, St Paul Bureau , April 28, 2009
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