Bob CollinsHere’s the most controversial TV interview in the Twin Cities from this week’s election.
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The most effective campaign ad was a low-key one, will judges keep one eye on the law and another on the polls, interview with a lawn sign, underwater hockey, and the stuffed bear mystery solved in Fargo.
Hard as it is to believe, the polarization of America, which is in evidence today with various reactions to Tuesday’s election, isn’t that new.
President Obama is holding a news conference to assess the meaning of yesterday’s elections.
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The 2010 race for Minnesota governor might not be as close as the 1962 contest — an election decided by 91 votes out of 1.25 million cast — but it appears we are headed for another recount.
From the Department of Useless Information: Democratic Twins fans who are down about possibly losing control of the Minnesota House of Representatives can hang a hat on this one: History favors a winning Twins team when Republicans control the Minnesota House. Since 1971, the Twins average 80 wins and 80 losses in seasons in which Read more →
For people in the metro, Rep. Jim Oberstar’s legacy will likely be two things: the light-rail you see, and the riverboats you don’t.
Add another state to voter ID rules
Scenes from an election night