Voters across Minnesota will cast ballots Tuesday in dozens of local elections, including high-profile contests for leaders of Minneapolis and St. Paul, and two special elections that will determine which party holds the power in the state Senate.

Two seats became open in the narrowly divided chamber after one senator died this summer and another was convicted of burglary.

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Tuesday’s election will feature a number of municipal and school board races as well as ballot questions in the east metro and two special elections for the Minnesota state Senate. While it’s an off year election with no state or federal offices on the ballot in Minnesota,

Tuesday is election day and Minnesota School Boards Association says 70 school districts have referendums on the ballot, amounting to $1.6 billion in potential tax levies. The association points to a number of factors behind the rise in school referendums including inflation,

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey faces more than a dozen challengers as the Democrat seeks a third term. His highest-profile challenger is state Sen.

Voters on opposite sides of the Twin Cities metro will play a critical role in deciding which party controls the Minnesota Senate by casting ballots in two special elections.

A special election to fill the Minnesota Senate seat previously held by former Minnesota DFL State Sen. Nicole Mitchell will be held on Nov. 4. Here's who's running.

Election on Tuesday, Nov. 4, for Senate seats in Woodbury and Wright County could tip control of the chamber in the 2026 session.