Steve Simon wins reelection for Minnesota SoS over election denier Kim Crockett
With the election now over and the numbers in, Simon will continue to be Minnesota's secretary of state.
With the election now over and the numbers in, Simon will continue to be Minnesota's secretary of state.
With this year's election, no state is as noteworthy as Minnesota, as it featured tense races in many of their districts.
Democrat Tim Walz has retained his position as Minnesota’s governor, defeating Republican Dr. Scott Jensen in a competitive race that attracted unprecedented amounts of spending on advertising.
Last-minute mailers are popping up in Arkansas, Iowa and Minnesota that accuse Democrats of inflammatory lies by appealing to Critical Race Theory and anti-trans hysteria.
Jim Schultz, the Republican nominee for attorney general in Minnesota, could face up to a record $3.3 million in fines for allegedly violating campaign finance laws.
During an interview with conservative radio host Mitch Berg last year, Minnesota secretary of state candidate Kim Crockett (R) suggested that homeless people are being gifted bags of candy and driven in golf carts in exchange for voting.
During an interview on “The Lacy Johnson Podcast”, Minnesota GOP lieutenant governor candidate Matt Birk included Ray Rice in a group of his former teammates he called “just an amazing bunch of guys.”
Kim Crockett, the Republican nominee in Minnesota’s secretary of state race, earlier this year condemned “flabby” American voters for being lazy in needing provisional ballots and floated the idea of limiting their use.
Matt Birk, Dr. Scott Jensen’s Republican running mate for his Minnesota gubernatorial campaign, is invested in 3M, a company which Jensen has repeatedly criticized in his vows to not accept any “Big Pharma” or “Big Tech” donations.
During a 2020 interview on a radio show in Rhode Island, now-Minnesota Secretary of State candidate Kim Crockett (R) accused Somali immigrants in Minneapolis of selling ballots to fund the al-Shabaab terrorist group.