Minnesota House deadlock continues as GOP and DFL battle over quorum rules, legal challenges, and power struggles amid legislative uncertainty.
Author: MinnPost
So the Minnesota Supreme Court settled the ugly partisan dispute over math on Friday. Does that mean the state Legislature can get back to normal, convene the House and Senate and officially convene the 2025 session? You’re not from here, are you? The House remained where it was on Jan. 14, a body that Secretary of State Steve Simon says does not have enough members present to organize itself and do anything except adjourn. And as though it was jealous of all the public and media attention the House was enjoying, the previously placid Senate launched into a reprise of…
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