After nearly three months of wrangling over power tactics, the Minnesota State House now officially has a tie, 67-67, between Democrats and Republicans.

Gottfried's victory in a special election last week restored the Minnesota House to a 67-67 split, triggering a power-sharing ...

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Voters in a Minnesota House district at the center of post-election drama over chamber control decisively chose Democrat ...

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(St. Paul, MN)--Another change is coming to the Minnesota House next week. There will now be 67 Republicans and 67 Democrats.

DFLer David Gottfried won the suburban Ramsey County seat and is expected to be sworn in to the House of Representatives next ...

The Minnesota House of Representatives will be tied at 67 members representing both the DFL and GOP after a special election held on Tuesday, and begin a power-sharing agreement previously agreed on ...

Democrat David Gottfried won the special election for a Twin Cities metro state House seat, returning the Minnesota House to ...