Coverage dated March 11, 2025
Democrat wins special election for Minnesota state House seat Headline from The Hill
DFL candidate David Gottfried has won the special election for a seat in the Minnesota House, bringing the chamber back to a 67-67 tie.
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The Hill
Democrat wins special election for Minnesota state House seat ↗ (opens The Hill) Published Mar 11, 2025
The Hill's feed description DFL candidate David Gottfried has won the special election for a seat in the Minnesota House, bringing the chamber back to a 67-67 tie.
NBC4 Washington
Democrats win Minnesota state House special election, setting up shared control of the chamber ↗ (opens NBC4 Washington) Published Mar 11, 2025
Same headline from 6 more outlets NBC4 Washington's feed description An existing power-sharing agreement reached last month will keep a Republican speaker in power in the state House.
Los Angeles Times
Democrat David Gottfried wins Minnesota House special election, restoring a 67-67 power split ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Mar 11, 2025
Los Angeles Times's feed description The special election was held in a heavily Democratic district in the northern St. Paul suburbs of Roseville and Shoreview.
Washington Examiner
Minnesota Democrat wins state House special election ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Mar 11, 2025
Washington Examiner's feed description David Gottfried's win splits control of the Minnesota House 67 to 67 between the DFL and Republicans.
The Boston Globe
Democrat David Gottfried easily wins Minnesota House special election, restoring a 67-67 power split ↗ (opens The Boston Globe) Published Mar 11, 2025
The Boston Globe's feed description The special election in the heavily Democratic district in the northern St. Paul suburbs of Roseville and Shoreview was scheduled after a state court ruled that Democratic winner Curtis Johnson failed to meet residency requirements.
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