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House District 54B: Denny McNamara Q-and-A

A Q-and-A with Rep. Denny McNamara, Republican incumbent candidate for House District 54B.

November 05, 2012

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Read about the candidates for Senate District 54

Read about the candidates for Senate District 54 Learn more about the candidates for Senate District 54: Katie Sieben and Janis Quinlan

November 05, 2012

Senate District 54 profile: Republican Janis Quinlan

Janis Quinlan said she was a political junkie but never thought she was on a path toward running for office. Then a map changed her direction.

By Scott Wente , November 05, 2012

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Senate District 54 profile: DFLer Katie Sieben

Katie Sieben said jobs and the economy are concerns among voters she’s encountered while campaigning, but there is a louder message. Sieben, a DFL senator seeking re-election in District 54, she is hearing “a lot more about how people want us to get along with the other side.”

By Scott Wente , November 05, 2012

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Bills tries to add sparks to Minnesota U.S. Senate campaign

Bills tries to add sparks to Minnesota U.S. Senate campaign U.S. Senate challenger Kurt Bills added distance between his views and those of U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar Sunday night in their last fact-to-face meeting of the campaign.

By Don Davis , November 04, 2012

Senate GOP fires staffer after profane Twitter comments about Rep. Kriesel of Cottage Grove

A Minnesota Senate Republican staffer was fired Friday, hours after he used profanity on Twitter to publicly criticize Cottage Grove Republican John Kriesel’s opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.

By Scott Wente , November 02, 2012

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UPDATED: Senate GOP staffer fired after profane Twitter comments about Rep. Kriesel

UPDATED: Senate GOP staffer fired after profane Twitter comments about Rep. Kriesel A Minnesota Senate Republican staffer was out of his job Friday, hours after he used profanity on Twitter to publicly criticize Cottage Grove Republican John Kriesel’s opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.

By Scott Wente , November 02, 2012

Deep marriage amendment divisions evident in pre-election debate

Deep marriage amendment divisions evident in pre-election debate Minnesota’s hottest election topic continues to get hotter as Election Day nears.

By Don Davis , November 01, 2012

Candidate funding tightens in south Washington County's House 54A race; Sieben, McNamara far outpace challengers

An early DFL fundraising advantage in a closely watched south Washington County legislative race has narrowed as the election nears. Meanwhile, incumbents in two other races far outpace their opponents.

By Scott Wente , November 01, 2012

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Coverage of the constitutional amendment on marriage

A collection of stories on the proposed constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman.

November 01, 2012

Washington County marriage amendment supporter sees quiet support for ballot measure on campaign trail, strong support in church

As Larry Putnam is out campaigning for conservative political candidates in the east metro area, he said he has encountered many people who quietly support the proposed constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman. Putnam said support for the amendment is obvious and overwhelming at his church, New Life, in Woodbury.

By Scott Wente , November 01, 2012

Marriage amendment battle 'hits home' for St. Paul Park pastor

Community United Church of Christ Pastor Oby Ballinger brings personal perspective to his work against the Nov. 6 ballot measure. He is a pastor at Community United Church of Christ in St. Paul Park. He is openly gay, and in 2009 he married his partner, Javen Swanson, in Connecticut, where same-sex marriage is legal. Both are working to defeat the constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage.

By Scott Wente , November 01, 2012

A look at issues surrounding marriage amendment

Minnesota voters will be asked in the Nov. 6 election whether they want to amend the state Constitution to define a marriage as between a man and a woman, effectively outlawing gay marriages. Here is a look at the issues:

By Don Davis , November 01, 2012

Arguments similar in states that allow gay-marriage

Gay marriage remains divisive in states that allow it, with arguments that sound a lot like what Minnesotans are hearing as they consider a proposed constitutional amendment on the subject.

By Don Davis , November 01, 2012

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Cottage Grove City Hall project a hot-button issue in mayor's race

Cottage Grove City Hall project a hot-button issue in mayor's race Myron Bailey aggressively advocated for the new City Hall as critical to city operations, and the facility is one of the most recognizable aspects of his three-plus years as mayor. His two main opponents — Chad Rediske and Chad Magle — see it as a poor choice and have campaigned against it.

November 01, 2012

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