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Elections: State of Minnesota Federal, state and local elected officials play a critical role in determining how animals are used, treated or protected. The outcome of elections can influence who is in power, and what state and federal bills or local ordinances get heard and voted on — and how these laws are then enforced.
Who won races in the State of Minnesota on November 8, 2022? State General Election: Results This link provides a summary for who won in statewide races, such as Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, Attorney General, and Judicial on November 8, 2022 as well as:
House stays in DFL control, Senate flips (from Republican to Democrat) Minnesota Democrats win Capitol 'trifecta': Governor, House and now Senate What are the new districts in Minnesota for your address?
Who are the current legislators to the Minnesota Legislature? All legislators were up for re-election in November 2022; new legislators will assume office in January 2023.
NOTICE: REDISTRICTING Every ten years following the Census, political districts are redrawn to ensure fair representation based on the new population of each district. Minnesota was recently redistricted, creating new districts for different geographical areas in Minnesota. This means some addresses (where you live) may now be in a "new" district and will have new state representation. Learn more at:
Election and Political Party Information
General Information
Caucuses For information about caucuses go to the "Precinct Caucus" tool on the Secretary of State's website below. Links to all parties, including Democrat, Republican, Green, Libertarian and other, are on this website. Type in your address, and your caucus location will be displayed. NOTE: Caucus locations may not be the same as voting locations. In addition to voting for candidates, resolutions on a specific issue can be presented at a caucus for a vote. Platforms for the two major political parties are below:
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