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Three county commissioner districts in the region have vacancies.
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freshman Senator gets appointed to Senate Tax Committee
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MinnPost is non-profit, non-partisan journalism supported by readers. Walker Orenstein covers Greater Minnesota.
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Candidates in the St. Louis County Sheriff's race met in The Northland Forum, produced by WDSE -WRPT. KAXE/KBXE's News Director, Heidi Holtan moderated the conversation between candidates Jason Lukovsky and Gordon Ramsay in this hour-long special.
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The Candidates running for Grand Rapids, Minnesota ISD 318 School Board were invited to a forum to discus varying issues affecting the school district on October 10th, 2022. This forum was hosted by KAXE/KBXE's Kari Hedlund.
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The 2022 elections are Tuesday November 8th. In interviews, web stories, and collaborations with Lakeland Public Television, we’ll do our best to get you information on the candidates running in our region. To find out how to register and where to vote, go to MNVOTES.ORG. Up next, we, have a conversation with the DFL Challenger to Pete Stauber in Congressional District 8. It covers the northeast part of Minnesota, anchored by Duluth, the state’s 4th largest city. It also covers the Mesabi and Vermillion Iron Ranges, Boundary Waters Canoe Area, the Superior National Forest, it goes as far as Bemidji, down to the norther suburbs. It’s a huge congressional district with a lot of different people. Stay tuned for that conversation next.
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"This is an ongoing campaign by Trump and Republican enablers to attack our election system and democracy." Senator Tina Smith via Twitter 6/8/22
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As of Tuesday, the newly drawn congressional districts keep the 7th in western Minnesota and extend the 8th west to take in all the state’s northern Native American reservations and south to the northeast metro area. Minnesota kept eight congressional districts, but the lines shifted because of population changes within them.
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As of Tuesday, the newly drawn congressional districts keep the 7th in western Minnesota and extend the 8th west to take in all the state’s northern Native American reservations and south to the northeast metro area. Minnesota kept eight congressional districts, but the lines shifted because of population changes within them.