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Two Special Democratic Victories
in Minnesota

Democrats were victorious in two special elections in Minnesota. The decision by Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty to schedule two special elections during the holidays – a move many view as politically motivated – did not stop voters from coming out to support Tarryl Clark (DFL) for State Senate in the 15th District and Larry Haws (DFL) for the Minnesota House election in District 15B. Read more

DLCC Tells Minnesota GOP
“Game Over”

Minnesota Republicans are playing games with the scheduling of special elections, but Democrats are not going to let them get away with it.

In a truly underhanded move, Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty has scheduled two special elections in Minnesota for December 27, 2005, just two days after Christmas. Read more

Another Democratic Win in Minnesota

On November 22, Terri Bonoff, (DFL) defeated Plymouth Mayor Judy Johnson (R) in a special election for the State Senate seat in Minnesota’s 43rd District. Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty chose to hold the special election two days before Thanksgiving in an effort to keep voter turnout low. Read more

Legislative Democrats Have Successful 2005 Election Night

For the third election in a row, state legislative Democrats picked up legislative seats on Election Night. Democrats gained at least one seat in Virginia and two seats in New Jersey, although one current Democratic seat still remains undecided in New Jersey. Now, Democrats have a seven-seat advantage over Republicans for state legislative seats nationally. Read more

The DLCC Effect

During the 2003-2004 election cycle, Democrats moved 10 legislative chambers toward Democratic control despite Republican gains at other levels—the largest chamber control switch for either party since 1996.

Democrats won control of the Colorado Senate, Colorado House, Montana Senate, Montana House, New Jersey Senate, North Carolina House, Oregon Senate, Vermont House and Washington Senate, and tied the Iowa Senate. Read more



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