House Democrats, secretary of state ask Supreme Court to weigh in on quorum question
As expected, Minnesota House Democrats and Secretary of State Steve Simon appealed to the state Supreme Court on Tuesday, asking the high court to declare that Republicans aren’t able to elect a speaker or conduct any other business without 68 members present.
The debate over whether Minnesota House Republicans acted lawfully when they elected a speaker is headed to the state Supreme ...
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Secretary of State Steve Simon addresses House Leaders ahead of what could be a sour start to the sessionMinnesota Sec. of State Steve Simon is addressing leaders of the Minnesota House of Representatives ahead of what could be a ...
DFL House members followed through on a threat to boycott the beginning of the legislative session in an attempt to deny a ...
Simon’s opinion comes while Democrats are threatening a no-show if Republicans do not agree to a power-sharing agreement.
The unprecedented start of the legislative session went on with the usual pomp and formality of years prior. As if the ...
Rep. Lisa Demuth stands with other Minnesota House Representatives as Secretary of State Steve Simon administers the oath of office on the first day of the legislative session at the State Capitol ...
As a power struggle continues in the Minnesota House, Republicans dispute the interpretation of the state constitution when ...
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Minnesota House of Representatives opens with all Republicans present, DFL no showsAt noon Tuesday, Secretary of State Steve Simon gaveled in the session with all Republicans present. The House currently sits ...
The roll call board lights up as Secretary of State Steve Simon determines if enough members of the House are present to determine a quorum at the State Capitol on St. Paul on Tuesday. DFLers on ...
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