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Phil Picardi

State House is full again after 9 weeks with a vacancy. Walz holds townhalls outside Minnesota

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The Minnesota House returns to a full complement Monday after nine weeks with a vacancy. DFLer David Gottfried is being sworn in after winning a special election last week. That brings the House into a 67-67 tie. There are nine weeks remaining in the legislative session.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz was in Omaha, Neb., Saturday as part of a series of townhall-style meetings in congressional districts represented by Republicans. The governor makes a similar stop in Wisconsin on Tuesday. 

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Minnesota House starts second half of session in a tie

After drop-ins to a pair of GOP-led states, Walz returns to a rearranged Minnesota Capitol

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