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December 4, 2024

The GOP Came Out Ahead in Legislative Races, But Their Gains Were Modest and Uneven

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 4, 2024

Minnesota’s Voting Rights Act Preserves This Key Protection A Federal Court Has Erased

 Sean Ericson,
May 22, 2024

Minnesota Just Became The Latest State to Eliminate Prison Gerrymandering

 Alex Burness,
June 29, 2023

“Just an Opportunity to Come Home”

 Daniel Nichanian,
April 13, 2023

Minnesota’s Keith Ellison Thwarts a Reform Prosecutor He Endorsed

 Eamon Whalen,
February 22, 2023

Minnesota Is Restoring the Voting Rights of Tens of Thousands

 Alex Burness,
February 2, 2023

Campaign Finance Reformers Hope to Convert Their First State to Democracy Vouchers

 Spenser Mestel,
January 20, 2023

With Marijuana Bill, Minnesota Democrats Seek to Repair Harms of War on Drugs

 Alex Burness,
November 29, 2022

In Legislative Elections, Democrats Defied Recent History

 Daniel Nichanian,
November 14, 2022

In Secretary of State Races, Election Deniers (Mostly) Lose

 Camille Squires, , Daniel Nichanian,
November 9, 2022

Minneapolis Elects a Career Public Defender as Its New Prosecutor

 Camille Squires, , Daniel Nichanian,
October 14, 2022

Two Years After George Floyd’s Murder, Who Will Be Minneapolis’s New Prosecutor?

 Eamon Whalen,
September 29, 2022

Your Guide to All 35 States Deciding Their Next Secretary of State

 Daniel Nichanian, , Camille Squires,
June 23, 2022

“Warrior Mindset” Persists Among Minneapolis Police After Training Reforms, Report Says

 Caleb Brennan,
March 21, 2019

Twin Cities Prosecutors Roll Out New Marijuana Policies

 Daniel Nichanian,