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The Minnesota governor and his running mate Kamala Harris also appeared in recorded “60 Minutes” segments on Monday night.

The special election Nov. 5 will determine whether the GOP flips control of the state Senate or the DFL stays in charge.

Minnesota's governor and vice presidential candidate is also set to appear late Monday with Jon Stewart on Comedy Central's “The Daily Show.”

Minnesota’s governor said he voted for his running mate and presidential candidate Kamala Harris as well as U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, but not for the St. Paul child care referendum.

The Democratic U.S. Senator seeks a fourth term while Republican podcaster Royce White wants to unseat her by challenging the status quo.

The back of voters' ballots shows a long list of judges and justices up for election.

Western Twin Cities suburban candidates Kathleen Fowke and Ann Johnson Stewart are the only Senate candidates on the ballot in a special election.

Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican former President Donald Trump top the ticket in a tight race for the state’s 10 electoral votes.

Congressional incumbents win big, Amy Klobuchar outperforms the top of the ticket and reports indicate strong turnout in Minnesota.

As he shifts back to his job leading Minnesota, Gov. Tim Walz didn't give any indication during a speech on Friday of whether he'll seek re-election in 2026, or run for another office.