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Minnesota 2026 — and the Road Beyond
Election: November 3, 2026. Research checked: October 8, 2026. All 67 Minnesota Senate districts are on the ballot. The Secretary of State candidate finder contains the candidate and campaign-link record by district; certified primary results identify nominees where a party had more than one filing.
Official candidate finder — choose “State Senate Offices” · Complete certified-primary results · Minnesota Senate maps · Find your sample ballot
Senators serve four-year terms, write and vote on state laws and budgets, conduct oversight and confirm certain gubernatorial appointments. A single Senator cannot enact a law or administer an executive agency alone.
HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORY
- Find the district assigned to your address through the official sample-ballot tool.
- Open the candidate finder and select the matching Senate district.
- If a party had a primary, cross-check the winning nominee in the official results.
- Compare campaign claims with bill histories, votes, financial disclosures and implementation records.
The statewide election inventory lists 67 Senate contests. This page does not paste all filing names and then mislabel primary losers as November candidates.
No score, endorsement or forecast is assigned. District-by-district portraits, campaign finance, complete policy comparisons and candidate responses remain a later layer.