The battle of Duluth: live blog

Follow the action in Duluth today blow-by-blow with PIM's live blog.

Morning Duluth buzz: The Bakk factor, MAK’s LG list

Here's a quick run-through of some of the key stories taking shape on the convention floor in Duluth this morning, including the latest on the running mate muddle.

DFL convention: Who will uncommitted labor delegates back?

The Service Employees International Union -- one of the state's largest and most influential labor organizations -- has not endorsed anyone in the DFL gubernatorial contest. But Javier Morillo, the president of SEIU Local 26, is backing Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak.

What happens in Duluth: a convention FAQ

Heading north this weekend to steep yourself in DFL politics? Got questions? Fear not – we’re here to help.

Biggest convention caucus? Uncommitted

Heading into the 2010 DFL State Convention, it appears that a plurality of delegates will join the fray under a single banner. But the banner, as it happens, will be blank.

Building trades still vetting DFL gov candidates

by Paul Demko
Published: April 15, 2010
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State Sen. Tom Bakk was an obvious choice for the Minnesota State Building and Construction Trades Council to back in the DFL gubernatorial contest. As a carpenter and union leader for three decades, the Cook legislator was enthusiastically endorsed by the building trades in December.

Bakk withdraws much-anticipated LCCMR amendment

A much anticipated floor amendment that divided environmental and economic interests was withdrawn after a lengthy discussion on the Senate floor this afternoon.

Diverting enviro dollars?

by Charley Shaw
Published: April 9, 2010
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Environmental advocates expected it, and it’s here: Minnesota legislators are looking to tap ostensibly protected pots of money to patch holes in the Minnesota general fund budget and find money for their priorities.

Bakk: Vikings stadium should be debated this session

by Charley Shaw
Published: April 8, 2010
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The Senate DFLer thinks next year's anticipated multi-billion deficit makes the Vikings stadium urgent this session.

DFLers plan to pass tax incentives and budget reduction bills on Monday

State House and Senate DFL leaders on Monday plan to pass budget and tax incentives legislation in what is shaping up to be a sprint to the Easter/Passover recess.

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