Ana Radelat is a Washington Correspondent who writes for MinnPost, with a focus on local news and politics in the United States, particularly in Minnesota and the Minneapolis area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including congressional and state-level politics, policy debates, and issues impacting local communities.
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Ana Radelat's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics within Minnesota, as well as broader national political issues. Given her emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide analysis or insights into legislative changes, policy decisions, and their potential impact at both the state and national levels.
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While the 'garbage' dispute looms over the race, the presidential candidates are making their last stops as Tuesday's election nears.
By: Peter Callaghan, Winter Keefer, Ana Radelat
While the 2024 election could be consequential for Minnesota state government, Minnesota’s members of Congress could also be affected by major power shifts.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar was reelected, while Kelly Morrison joined seven incumbents in winning races for the U.S. House.
By: Ana Radelat
WASHINGTON – Minnesotans voted for Vice President Kamala Harris and favorite son Gov. Tim Walz, keeping a 48-year-old streak of rejecting GOP presidential candidates in favor of Democrats.
WASHINGTON – Minnesota's congressional incumbents appeared to be on their way to reelection Tuesday night, but it is not yet clear who will be in the minority or the majority in the next Congress.
WASHINGTON – As the dust settles over a contentious and bitter-fought election, Democratic officials and others who analyze these events are trying to determine what went wrong for the Harris-Walz campaign.
Democrats hoping to maintain control of the U.S. House are nervously watching about 30 races where a winner has yet to be decided.
WASHINGTON — Democratic Rep. Angie Craig, who won a landslide election in a bad year for her party, said the results that kept her in Congress for another term are “still kind of stunning.”
WASHINGTON – Rep. Tom Emmer, who had no challenger, was reelected House majority whip by his GOP colleagues on Wednesday.
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