Minnesota Supreme Court hears oral arguments in House quorum dispute
A partisan standoff in the Minnesota House of Representatives is now in the hands of the Minnesota Supreme Court. Justices on Thursday heard oral arguments from both sides of the ongoing issue of how many members are needed to conduct official business.
With accusations flying over which party is ignoring state law, the fight to control the Minnesota House is shifting from ...
Simon’s opinion comes while Democrats are threatening a no-show if Republicans do not agree to a power-sharing agreement.
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When Democrats lose, their first impulse is to obstruct, to take their ball and go home — as their ongoing boycott in ...
House Democrats and Simon have until 9 a.m. Wednesday to file a reply to the GOP brief. The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on Thursday afternoon.
The debate over whether Minnesota House Republicans acted lawfully when they elected a speaker is headed to the state Supreme ...
Welcome to the extremely complicated conundrum that is the Minnesota House in 2025, with the state Supreme Court at the ready ...
Winona area lawmakers heard Winona County officials’ recommendations for this spring’s legislative session. Money was a sticking point. County staff asked the state to provide more funding for roads ...
Labor lawmakers in control of state government moved swiftly to enact their agenda. But with the return of divided government ...
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