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RandySF

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Wed Dec 17, 2025, 07:35 AM Wednesday

Tuesday special election primaries narrow field for two Minnesota House seats, with control of chamber at stake [View all]

ST. PAUL and WOODBURY, Minn. Voters in parts of St. Paul and the east metro area went to the polls Tuesday, Dec. 16, for special primary elections that will determine the Democratic-Farmer-Labor nominees for two vacant seats in the Minnesota House of Representatives. The contests will set the stage for special general elections on Jan. 27, 2026, races that will play a decisive role in whether the House enters the new legislative session tied or under single party control.

The vacancies stem from the November 2025 general election, which reshaped the Legislature as two incumbent DFL lawmakers left the House after winning higher office. With the Minnesota Legislature scheduled to convene its 2026 session on Feb. 17, the outcome of these January contests is expected to influence leadership structure, committee control, and the trajectory of major legislation in the coming year.



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