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Minnesota Senate Race Gets Cash-Fueled | Duluth News
Minnesota’s Democratic Senate race is turning into a money-fueled showdown as over $17 million pours in, mostly from big corporations and shadowy super PACs. Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, the only candidate refusing corporate PAC cash, is calling out her opponent, Congresswoman Angie Craig, for relying on these outside groups—and warning voters that this cash comes with strings attached. Backed by Senator Tina Smith, Flanagan insists her campaign is powered by everyday Minnesotans, not billionaires. As election day nears, the battle over who controls the narrative—and whose interests…
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