AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMinnesota Races: Polls have closed, with results still coming in for a pivotal election: all 134 House seats are up, and the chamber is tied 67-67. Flanagan and Tafoya are vying for the U.S. Senate seat, while Klobuchar and Demuth compete to become Minnesota’s first woman governor. Turnout: Nearly 900,000 Minnesotans voted early, setting a midterm record; election judges reported steady Election Day crowds despite rain. Election Oversight: Federal monitors were deployed nationwide, while Hennepin County kept DOJ monitors 100 feet from Minneapolis polling places. In Rogers, a Republican election judge’s blood-spattered “Problem Solved” Halloween shirt drew calls for arrest; city officials said it broke no rules and the judge denied any political intent. Memorials: Voters left “I Voted” stickers at Minneapolis memorials for Renee Good and Alex Pretti, killed by federal immigration agents, linking their ballots to concerns over the administration’s immigration crackdown. Senate Stakes: Democrat Roy Cooper’s North Carolina win gives his party a key pickup as it seeks control of the chamber.
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