Control of the Minnesota Legislature at stake on Election Day with record turnover possible

Minnesota voters will decide Tuesday which party controls the state legislature, with every House and Senate seat on the ballot and at least 45 seats set to be filled by new lawmakers.

All 201 Minnesota seats, including 134 House seats and 67 Senate seats, are up for grabs. Election Day results will determine whether Democrats regain a trifecta, whether the divided legislature continues, or whether Republicans gain control.

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Democrats enter Election Day with a one-seat Senate majority, 34-33. The House was officially tied after the last election but Republicans ran the chamber due to a power-sharing agreement. Now, Democrats technically hold a 67-66 edge because Read Entire Article