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ELECTION RESULTS: Minnesota's 2022 Midterm Races

ELECTION RESULTS: Minnesota's 2022 Midterm Races

Elections

ELECTION RESULTS: Minnesota's 2022 Midterm Races

There's plenty for Minnesota voters to decide this Election Day, including the race for governor, congressional seats, attorney general and secretary of state.

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Politics

Angie Craig vs. Tyler Kistner in 2nd Congressional District rematch

The two-term incumbent Democrat is locked in a tight race with the Republican she narrowly defeated in 2020.
Politics

Phillips vs Weiler in 3rd District showdown

Two-term incumbent Democrat faces challenge from Republican US Navy veteran.
Elections

How to register to vote in Minnesota

In Minnesota, voters can register up to 20 days in advance of an election, or in-person at their polling place on Election Day.

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2022 Midterm Election Results
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Land of 10,000 Stories

Land Of 10000 Stories

Beloved former McDonald’s drive-thru worker dies

Art Mason was known for bringing smiles to his Wayzata McDonald’s customers.
Land Of 10000 Stories

At 94, founder of fourth-generation farm still commands the combine

Gunny Knudson has been harvesting for eight decades.

KARE 11 Investigates

Investigations

KARE 11 Investigates: Affordable senior apartment developer accused of ‘double-dipping’

Housing advocates say Dominium is illegally charging low-income residents for parking while also getting federal tax credits — adding up to millions of dollars.
Investigations

KARE 11 Investigates: Mentally ill and violent kids, unable to stand trial, let go

Gaps in Minnesota’s juvenile justice system allow violent kids found mentally incompetent to be sent back to the community with little or no treatment.