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DFL candidates win MN state offices, U.S. Senate seat

Democratic candidates won in key Minnesota elections on Tuesday, according to unofficial vote totals reported by the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office.With 84 of Minnesota’s 87 counties reporting in, DFL candidates had the lead in races for U.S. Senate, Minnesota Governor, and offices like Secretary of State, State Auditor and Attorney General. In the race for U.S. Senator, DFL candidate Peggy Flanagan had the lead over Republican candidate Michele Tafoya, with over 54% of the vote, compared to nearly 43% for Tafoya. Amy Klobuchar and Ben Schierer were in the lead for ...

Fischbach wins re-election in CD 7

U.S. Rep. Michelle Fishbach won re-election in Minnesota’s 7th Congressional District on Tuesday, according to unofficial vote totals from the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office. In CD7, which includes much of western Minnesota from Pipestone County north to the Canadian border, ...

Seifert wins seat in Senate District 15

Braxton Seifert was the victor in Tuesday’s election for Minnesota Senate District 15. The Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office reported that district-wide, Seifert (R-Marshall) had over 66% of the vote, with an unofficial vote total of 25,173. DFL candidate Andrea Boettger, of New Ulm, ...

Hennen wins MN House 15A seat

Brad Hennen won Tuesday’s election for Minnesota House of Representatives in District 15A. According to unofficial vote totals, Hennen, R-Ghent, received about 66% of the vote in the district, with a total of 12,374 votes. DFL candidate Nathan Schmig, of Minneota, received a total of 6,350 ...

Alcorn re-elected to Marshall council

MARSHALL -- Marshall City Council member John Alcorn won re-election in Marshall's Ward 1, receiving over 60% of the vote, according to unofficial vote totals reported by the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office. Ward 1 vote totals came in Tuesday night with 699 votes for Alcorn, and 385 ...

Allen, Brink, Green lead Marshall School Board votes

MARSHALL — Voters in the Marshall Public School District selected three candidates to serve on the school board Tuesday. According to unofficial vote totals reported by the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office, out of six total candidates, Julie Allen, Sara Brink and Nathan Green were in the lead. The Secretary of State’s Office reported that Allen received 3,485 votes in the school board election. Brink, a current school board member, received 3,406 votes. Green received 3,283 votes. School board candidates Mike Braithwaite, Ashley Pippin, and Bob Prince received 1,723 ...