Minnesota Democrats are poised to win majorities in both chambers of the state Legislature in the midterms. The victories, along with Gov. Tim Walz's re-election, give Democrats full control of both the state's governing branches. (via Axios Twin Cities)
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The "trifecta" could also give Democrats an opportunity to pass priority bills that faced opposition under the politically divided Legislature.State of play: While some races remain close and could be subject to recount requests, GOP leaders in both chambers conceded by Wednesday morning.
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