Ronnie Williams, a former Minnesota resident, pleaded guilty to filing fraudulent voter registration forms in Minnesota in 2021 and 2022, and is scheduled to be sentenced at a later date.

Brooklyn Park City Council member Christian Eriksen announced his candidacy for the Minnesota House seat formerly held by the late Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman via press release and a website.

The state agency that oversees elections previously said no fraudulent ballots were cast in connection with the scheme.

The outlet’s report comes as Democratic lawmakers are attempting to remake their party’s brand ahead of the upcoming midterm elections and 2028 White House race. Similarly, a spate of recent polls have shown that many Americans strongly disapprove of leaders in the Democratic Party.

(ABC 6 News) — A Nevada man has pleaded guilty after being charged with conspiracy to engage in voter registration fraud.

A former Minnesota resident appeared in a St. Paul federal courtroom this week and admitted filling out hundreds of fraudulent voter registration applications. The state’s top elections official said that this was the largest case of its kind that he’s seen,

Phillips said a Mamdani victory in New York City's mayoral race could spell trouble for the Democratic Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

In a post on social media, the second-term state senator from Carver County ruled out a run for U.S. Senate, while hinting at a possible run for governor of Minnesota.

By Ryan Faircloth and Allison Kite, The Minnesota Star Tribune (TNS) MINNEAPOLIS — Gov. Tim Walz on Monday gave his strongest signal yet that he intends to seek a third consecutive term next year, confidently predicting he will win if he runs again and warning possible challengers they'd face the "best fundraiser that ever sat in this office.

The second of two defendants from Nevada who were charged in Minnesota with conspiracy to commit voter registration fraud pleaded guilty.

Nevada resident Ronnie Williams pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit voter registration fraud in Minnesota, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The second of two Nevada residents charged in Minnesota with conspiracy to commit voter registration fraud pleaded guilty Tuesday, federal prosecutors announced. Ronnie Williams, 58, admitted to submitting fraudulent voter registration applications using fake names and personal information,