Democratic Senate nominee Peggy Flanagan campaigns in St. Paul ahead of Election Day as she faces Republican nominee Michele Tafoya for Minnesota’s open Senate seat.

The Secretary of State’s office reports 886,427 early ballots through Sunday, easily topping the 2022 midterm record of 687,062. Nearly 69,000 people had voted early in Minneapolis, and voters showed up in the rain.

MINNEAPOLIS — President Donald Trump recently asked voters to “close your eyes and pretend I’m on the ballot” during this month’s election. That’s put top Minnesota Republican candidates Lisa Demuth, who is running for governor, and Michele Tafoya, who is running for U.S. Senate, in an awkward position as they have tried to strike a balance of supporting the president while not embracing him ...

While Minnesota has long been considered a Democratic stronghold, Tafoya has gained ground during this election cycle.

For months, top Democratic candidates in Minnesota have faced attack ads and tough questions about their role in allowing fraud to proliferate in state government. In response, they’ve defended their records, deflected blame to outgoing Gov. Tim Walz, and promised to crack down on fraudsters should voters elect them again this week. Whether those explanations resonate is proving especially ...

As millions of Minnesotans cast their votes in the midterm elections, 11 noncitizens in the state are facing the possibility of prison and deportation after being federally indicted on charges of voter fraud. The cases are among more than 100 indictments the Justice Department has announced in a nationwide crackdown on noncitizen voting in the weeks ahead of Election Day. During a July rally ...

Four gubernatorial races feature women nominees for both major parties, matching a record high from 2022. Minnesota and Tennessee are all but guaranteed to elect their first woman

Fox News congressional correspondent Bill Melugin reports on the Minnesota U.S. Senate race and the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on ‘Fox News Sunday.’