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Minnesota state senator asks supporters to donate to family charged in Jan 6 riot

Minnesota state senator asks supporters to donate to family charged in Jan. 6 riot

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GOP state senator asks supporters to donate to Lindstrom family charged in Jan 6 riot

Sen. Mark Koran, R-North Branch, calls DOJ "over bearing."

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Politics and the State Fair bring voters to booths to meet candidates, lawmakers

Politics and the State Fair bring voters to booths to meet candidates, lawmakers
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Why Some Seemingly Popular Issues Never Come Up for a Vote at the Minnesota Legislature

There are many reasons why bills that pass either or both legislative chambers never get the chance. Most are political; some are procedural.

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Making Michigan lame-duck lame again Plan to curb post-election hijinks

LANSING State Rep. Gary Howell and his colleagues had been up all night when then-Gov. Rick Snyder called a morning meeting with House Republicans to brief them on a last-minute deal he’d brokered to finalize a massive rewrite of Michigan energy laws. It was the final day of Michigan’s 2016 lame-duck session, a biennial tradition of frantic and often partisan post-election legislating. Snyder was asking lawmakers to cap a marathon meeting by voting for a plan that spanned more than 200 pages and had been negotiated in the dark of night by his administration, electric utilities, environmental and business groups.

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