Minnesota Sen. Tina Smith won’t seek a second full term next year, opening up a seat in a Democratic-leaning state.

Democratic U.S. Sen. Tina Smith of Minnesota announced on Thursday that she will not run for reelection next year.

Minn., announced Thursday she won't run for re-election and will instead retire after the end of her term in 2026.

State law requires 25 voters to sign on to the proposed ... another attempt to create chaos and division to cover up their ...

A unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled that the swing state's nonpartisan top elections official can remain in her post despite not being reappointed and confirmed by the state Senate.

Sen. Tina Smith, who has represented Minnesota in the U.S. Senate since 2018, won’t try for another six-year term next year.

Minnesota Republicans pushed to require voter ID in the state’s elections. They plan to take up the issue again this year. “It’s a bill I will be writing in the ...

Despite changes in election law and procedures aimed at making voting easier in Minnesota in recent years, confusion and uncertainty have ruled the day among Meeker County voters the past couple ...

Minnesota lawmakers settled on a bipartisan power-sharing agreement in the state House, ending a weekslong political ...

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The arm of the Democratic Party focused on state legislative races announced its initial target map for the upcoming election ...