More than 1 million Minnesotans have already voted early in the 2024 presidential election. For the rest, polls are open Tuesday. Check here to see what time they open and close tomorrow in Minnesota.
Election Day is on Nov. 5, and if you need to know where to vote in Minnesota, here's how you can find the location of your polling place.
While the 2024 election could be consequential for Minnesota state government, Minnesota’s members of Congress could also be affected by major power shifts.
VP nominee Tim Walz once boasted about Minnesota hosting several top Chinese leaders in a letter to an international Chinese school unearthed by Fox News Digital.
While such problems have been rare in Minnesota, harassment of poll workers and attempts to disrupt the voting process made headlines elsewhere
Immigration is a core issue for voters this election. A Minnesota town serves as a case study for the cultural and economic changes that follow.
Walz made a direct appeal to men during his speech at Flint's Bishop International Airport but predicted it will be women who decide Tuesday's vote.
Voters in communities ranging from Chisholm to Chanhassen will effectively determine if the DFL holds its trifecta or Minnesota returns to divided government next year. The big picture: While all 134 state House seats are up for a vote this year,
How party balance has shifted in Minnesota over the decades and how the state with the longest blue streak in the country may come out of the 2024 election
As the days tick down to the November 5 election, those involved in Twin Cities mutual aid and legal aid groups say they are witnessing anxiety in their communities. Activists are preparing for the day after, regardless who wins the presidency, to fill in gaps in access to resources and services.
As of Oct. 21, a little over $1.25 million has been spent on the District 18A race by outside organizations not controlled by the candidates.
With concerns about election-related violence on the rise, poll workers and election officials in Minnesota have some new legal protections. While there have been only sporadic problems in Minnesota,