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Minnesota Senate Race 2027
The markets' leading names: Kelly Morrison, Angie Craig, Steve Simon.
Prediction markets
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- Democratic Party88%
- Republican Party12%
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- Kelly Morrison47%▲1
- Angie Craig21%▲4
- Steve Simon21%▲6
- Betty McCollum13%▲5
- Ilhan Omar9%▼1
- Will Stancil4%▼2
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In the news
- Amy Klobuchar’s Senate Exit: List of Democrats Most Likely to Replace Her
Nov 05, 2026 at 06:46 PM EST With Democratic U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar set to become Minnesota's governor in January, attention is already turning to who could be appointed to fill the Senate seat she will leave behind. Under Minnesota…
- Steve Simon reelected Minnesota secretary of state, CBS News projects
November 4, 2026 / 7:03 AM CST / CBS Minnesota Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon has won reelection to a fourth term, CBS News projects. Simon, a Democrat, defeated Republican challenger Tad Jude. In the 2024 presidential election…
- DFL Rep. Kelly Morrison wins 2nd term in 3rd Congressional District over Tyler Bass
November 3, 2026 / 11:08 PM CST / CBS Minnesota DFL Rep. Kelly Morrison has won a second term in Minnesota's 3rd Congressional District, CBS News projects. Morrison, a physician and former state senator, defeated Republican Tyler Bass, a…
- Secretary of State Steve Simon explains ballot recount process
Minn. (KIMT) — The race for Minnesota's First Congressional District could be headed for a recount, with Republican incumbent Brad Finstad and Democratic challenger Jake Johnson separated by just a few hundred votes. Minnesota Secretary of…
- Steve Jacob to move chambers with win of Minnesota Senate District 20 seat
ALTURA, Minn. (KTTC) – Republican state Rep. Steve Jacob will move to the Minnesota Senate after winning Senate District 20 with 57% of the vote. Jacob defeated DFLer Jason Lohmann. The district covers parts of Dakota, Goodhue, Olmsted…
- Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan holds a Minnesota Senate seat for Democrats
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan defeated Republican Michele Tafoya in the Minnesota Senate race, NBC News projects, keeping the seat in Democrats’ column. Flanagan will become the first Native American woman to be elected to the Senate. Democrat…
- Special election for Amy Klobuchar’s Senate seat will occur in November 2027
Amy Klobuchar will need to resign her Senate seat before she is inaugurated as the North Star State's 42nd governor. Minnesota has not had an odd-numbered U.S. Senate election since 1923. Minnesotans may be glad that election season is…
- Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy on DFL wins, next steps
MPR News Voters on Tuesday returned control of the Minnesota House and Senate to the DFL and kept the party in the governor’s office, giving Democrats a governing trifecta. MPR News host Nina Moini spoke with state Senate Majority Leader…
- Progressives score another Democratic primary win as Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota Senate contest
El Mundo America Progressives score another Democratic primary win as Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota Senate contest Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan won the Minnesota Democratic Senate primary on Tuesday in the latest victory for an insurgent…
- MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Klobuchar's Election as Governor Opens New U.S. Senate Vacancy, Setting Stage for Appointment and 2027 Special Election
SAINT PAUL, MN (November 5, 2026). Amy Klobuchar's election as Minnesota's next governor has created another significant transition in the state's representation in Washington. The Democratic U.S. senator, who defeated Republican Lisa…
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