MN US House
Election Profile: Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District
Gopher State’s 2nd CD’s 14.5-point average margin of victory sine 2002 is the 36th smallest in the country
Read MoreElection Profile: Minnesota’s 3rd Congressional District
Minnesota’s 3rd Congressional District has not voted for a DFL candidate since 1958 – a string of 25 consecutive elections
Read MoreElection Profile: Minnesota’s 4th Congressional District
The DFL has carried the 4th District in every race from 1948 through 2008
Read MoreElection Profile: Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District
Ellison enjoyed the largest margin of victory for a one-term incumbent in the history of the Gopher State in 2008
Read MoreElection Profile: Minnesota’s 6th Congressional District
The fight for Bachmann’s seat has seen $16.2 million in campaign contributions across all candidates – the most of any U.S. House race in the nation by more than $6 million
Read MoreElection Profile: Minnesota’s 7th Congressional District
In 2008, the Congressman enjoyed the largest margin of victory of his career – 44.5 points over Republican Glen Menze
Read MorePAC Dogs: Oberstar and Peterson Receive More than Half Their Money from Special Interests
PAC contributions to Paulsen up 36 percent from 2008 cycle; contributions to Bachmann down 51.2 percent
Read MoreThe Still Very Long Odds of an Oberstar (or Walz) Defeat in November
Less than 4 percent of Minnesota U.S. House incumbents have been defeated out of more than 200 who won at least 60 percent of the vote during the previous election cycle
Read MoreTwitter Wars: Tarryl Clark vs. Michele Bachmann
Clark campaign delivers twelve times as many ‘tweet attacks’ as Bachmann
Read MoreMinnesota Third Parties to Set Modern Mark for Number of Midterm U.S. House Candidates in 2010
Independence Party leads the way with seven – the most third party U.S. House candidates to run in any election cycle since the DFL merger in 1944
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