by Briana Bierschbach
Published: March 28, 2012
Tags: Ann Lenczewski, Barb Goodwin, Barbara Yarusso, Bev Scalze, Bobby Joe Champion, Connie Bernardy, David Boyd, David Younk, Ellen Anderson, Frank Hornstein, Jason Isaacson, Joe Mullery, John Marty, Jon Olson, Josey Warren, Kate Knuth, Ken Kelash, Ken Lawrence, Linda Higgins, marcus harcus, Marion Greene, Mary Jo McGuire, Melissa Halvorson Wiklund, Michael Jones, Mindy Greiling, Nancy Pomplun, Nick Tamble, Pam Wolf, Paul Gardner, Peter Strohmeier, Raymond Dehn, Scott Dibble, Sheila Kelly, Tammy Pust, Terra Cole, Tom Tillberry, Willie Dominguez
Minneapolis DFLers lost another legislator last weekend. Freshman Rep. Marion Greene, who replaced former DFL House Speaker and gubernatorial candidate Margaret Anderson Kelliher in the chamber, fell in an endorsement contest against DFL House colleague Frank Hornstein.
by Paul Demko
Published: February 8, 2012
Tags: Barb Johnson, Bobby Joe Champion, David Boyd, David Younk, Joe Mullery, Jon Olson, Linda Higgins, marcus harcus, Raymond Dehn, SD58, Terra Cole, Troy Parker, Willie Dominguez
Rep. Joe Mullery is no stranger to primary battles. The eight-term DFL legislator from North Minneapolis has faced intraparty contests in each of the last two election cycles.
by Jake Grovum
Published: January 26, 2012
Tags: Bobby Joe Champion, David Younk, House District 58A, house district 58B, ian alexander, Joe Mullery, Kenya McKnight, Linda Higgins, Raymond Dehn, Senate District 58, Terra Cole, Willie Dominguez
This week, a third DFLer filed to make a run for the seat, and at least two more Democrats are thought to be mulling runs of their own.
Architect and activist Raymond Dehn announced Monday on his Facebook page and in a news release that he will run for the House District 58B seat, which currently covers part of north and downtown Minneapolis.
by Betsy Sundquist
Published: February 22, 2010
Tags: 2010 Minnesota Legislative Races, Bob Erickson, Bruce Hentges, Charles Miller, Cy Thao, Dan Severson, Dave Thompson, Dean Mahlstedt, Debbie Johnson, Debbie White, Don Arnosti, Gene Pelowski, Gregory Paquin, Jen Peterson, Jeremiah Ellis, Jessica Webster, Jim Vickerman, John Kriesel, John Pederson, Karla Bigham, Katie Hatt, Kim Hummel, Linda Higgins, Margaret Anderson Kelliher, Marion Greene, Mark Ritchie, Marty Seifert, Mary Olson, Michele Bachmann, Michelle Benson, Mike Garber, Nathan Atkins, Pat Pariseau, Paul Gazelka, Paul Koering, Paul Thissen, Randal Wilson, Raymond Dehn, Rena Moran, Richard Cohen, Steve Dille, Tarryl Clark, Taylor Gronau, Taylor Stevenson, Theresa Stokes, Tim O'Driscoll, Tom Nordyke, Tony Schmitz
Eight Minnesota legislative incumbents -- five DFLers and three Republicans -- are facing challenges from members of their own parties this year, not counting six incumbents who have said that they aren't seeking re-election and have fellow party members lining up to succeed them.
by Betsy Sundquist
Published: August 24, 2009
Tags: Alan DeKruif, Charles Miller, Christopher Robert, Dan Hall, David Carlson, David Osmek, Dennis Hegberg, Don Arnosti, Gregory Paquin, Jeffery Backer Jr., Jeremy Miller, Jim Carlson, Joe Mullery, John Doll, Jonathan Baker, Justin Adams, Keith Langseth, Kevin Dahle, Linda Higgins, Mary Olson, Nora Slawik, Paul Ibisch, Paul Thissen, Ray Vandeveer, Raymond Dehn, Richard Cohen, Sharon Erickson Ropes, Steve Smith, Tom Neuville, Will Morgan, William A. Paulsen
More than 14 months before the 2010 general election, 19 people have filed with the Campaign Finance Board to run for the state Senate in 16 districts, and 16 have filed to run for House seats.
