Minnesota 1st District

Republicans, Minnesota

Minnesota House of Representatives opens with all Republicans present, DFL no shows

At noon Tuesday, Secretary of State Steve Simon gaveled in the session with all Republicans present. The House currently sits at 67 Republicans and 66 DFL members.

Minneapolis Star Tribune on MSN · 15h

Minnesota Democrats sue House Republicans over ‘unlawful’ session

Minnesota legislative battle shifted to the state Supreme Court on Wednesday with an extraordinarily speedy hearing set for Jan. 23. The court consolidated petitions from the Minnesota House Democrats and Secretary of State Steve Simon who had separately asked the justices to nullify the Republicans’ actions on the first day of session Tuesday.

Twin Cities Pioneer Press on MSN · 12h

Minnesota House DFL files lawsuit saying Republican speaker election ‘unlawful’

The debate over whether Minnesota House Republicans acted lawfully when they elected a speaker is headed to the state Supreme Court. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Secretary of State Steve Simon and the House DFL have filed lawsuits to stop Republicans from taking control of the House for the next two years,

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Democrats boycott first day of Minnesota House session but GOP votes to appoint speaker anyway

House Democrats have boycotted the opening day of Minnesota’s 2025 legislative session in an effort to stop Republicans from ...

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Former Minnesota state representative reflects on his public service, weighs in on current situation in St. Paul

On Tuesday, January 7, former Minnesota State Representative Gene Pelowski Jr. (DFL) finished his last day in office after ...

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Rochester students win 2024 Congressional App Challenge for Minnesota's First District

ROCHESTER — Two Rochester students have been named winners of the 2024 Congressional App Challenge for Minnesota’s First District.

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House Democrats take oath of office in secret 2 days before legislative session starts, sparking outrage

Democrats took that unprecedented step because of their plans to boycott the first day of session in an effort to keep Republicans from organizing as a majority and taking control of the chamber with ...

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