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Martin was elected Saturday morning in a vote by 448 members of the Democratic National Committee. His move to the national stage now sets up a contest for the role of Minnesota DFL chair.
Minnesota DFL Party Chair Ken Martin is among eight candidates in an internal party race for DNC chair, which culminates with a vote Saturday just outside Washington, D.C.
As a result of the ruling, the Republican Party's 67-66 advantage will last longer, perhaps well into February or March.
These kinds of hysterical and irresponsible comments are shared by those on the left who blame Trump’s words for the shootings and those on the right who say Democrats are too critical of Trump.

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From the column: "Democrats can maintain a united front and present a clear and compelling narrative to voters."
From the column: "The party can consider new voices, examine how to expand its coalition, seek a new message, and propose a fresh agenda."
Secretary of State Steve Simon weighed in on whether 67 Republicans will be enough to conduct House business if Democrats no-show.
The Minneapolis Democrat died Friday surrounded by loved ones. Leaders from both sides of the aisle said they were heartbroken by Dziedzic's death.
We the people had two presidents to compare, and their records, and we voted for the candidate we felt was better.
After 13 years as head of the Minnesota DFL, Martin has set eyes on national leadership
The DFL lost its trifecta, and the House of Representatives is evenly split for the first time since 1979. State Sen. Erin Murphy is hopeful of getting things done despite the challenges.
From the Iron Range to Winona, Republicans who flipped DFL seats and helped push the Minnesota House to a tie highlight the campaign messages that led them to victory
“When a system of government becomes tyrannical, the people have not just the right, but the duty to change their form of government,” Hudson, citing the Declaration of Independence, says in the clip
The former congressman was remembered for his fiery speeches, advocacy for the middle class and bipartisanship.

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