Minnesota House DFL files lawsuit against House Republicans, asks Supreme Court to intervene
Following the contentious first day of the 2025 Minnesota Legislative session, where members of the DFL failed to show, partisan tensions are rising as lawmakers claim House Republicans attempted to select a speaker.
Minnesota Democrat Farmer Labor Party responded with a two-word statement on social media. “Counteroffer: No.” ...
In her ruling Tuesday morning, Perzel determined that the election in Shakopee is not invalid, and Tabke "remains the ...
Amid a power struggle between parties, DFL members skipped the first day of the legislative session as the Minnesota House ...
The DFL boycott of the first day of the legislative session, bonding bill projects and Maverick hockey are discussed on this ...
On January 14, 2025, the DFL filed a lawsuit asking the state Supreme Court to declare that Republicans acted unlawfully when ...
State Rep. Brad Tabke, a DFL Minnesota House incumbent who narrowly won reelection, should be able to begin a new term, a ...
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Although DFL lawmakers were not at the legislative session on Jan. 14, the Rochester Delegation of the ...
Defense attorneys filed a request to delay her trial until after the 2025 session with the Becker County judge Friday.
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