ST. PAUL, Minn. — Crime. Abortion. Inflation. Trust. Distrust.
Those are some of the words and ideas Minnesotans will hear a lot about in the coming months. Following Tuesday’s primary elections, the stage is set for November’s general election.
Every statewide Minnesota office will be on the ballot: governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general and state auditor. In addition, all 67 seats in the state Senate and all 164 seats in the state House will be on the ballot. So will county boards and other local races.