Briana Bierschbach is a Politics and Government editor at the Star Tribune. With over a decade of experience covering Minnesota politics, she has contributed to various publications including MPR News and MinnPost, focusing on government and political themes. Bierschbach's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Yahoo News, PBS, and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Plus: Demuth’s dance on affordability
By: Allison Kite, Briana Bierschbach
Amy Klobuchar, Lisa Demuth and Peggy Flanagan grew up attending the Minnesota State Fair. They returned Thursday as they campaign for statewide office.
The MN State Fair is the 'ultimate town hall' and gives voters a rare chance to meet with politicians like Lisa Demuth, Amy Klobuchar, Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya.
By: Allison Kite, Briana Bierschbach
House Speaker Lisa Demuth was meandering through the Minnesota State Fair with a slice of bacon on a stick when two fairgoers stopped her to talk.
By: Allison Kite, Briana Bierschbach
ST. PAUL, Minn. — House Speaker Lisa Demuth was meandering through the Minnesota State Fair with a slice of bacon on a stick when two fairgoers stopped her to talk.
By: Briana Bierschbach, Sydney Kashiwagi
Ken Martin says he’s running the same playbook that made Minnesota Democrats unbeatable, but donors and fellow Democrats are skeptical. This fall’s midterms could decide whether he gets more time to prove it.
In Washington, he faces weaker ties, a cash-strapped party and growing questions about his leadership.
By: Briana Bierschbach
When Ken Martin became chair of the Minnesota DFL Party in 2011, the organization was broke, divided and coming off one of the ugliest primaries in its history.
Plus: Data centers heat up top legislative races
Plus: A GOP candidate wades into the data center debate
