Minnesota
LEAN D D-held - Open: Smith is retiringElection day is Tuesday, November 3 - 7 days away.
Where they differ
Only issues they disagree on. Each position is something the candidate said, voted for or published, linked to where.
ICE and immigration enforcement
Medicare for All
Supreme Court nominees
The money
Each campaign's own filings with the Federal Election Commission, for the whole 2026 cycle. Reports are filed on different days, so check the date under each name.
RAISED
SPENT
CASH LEFT
Flanagan: through 2026-10-14; Tafoya: through 2026-10-14. Source: FEC, read 2026-10-23.
Outside groups
Money super PACs, parties and other groups reported spending on their own to help or hurt each candidate.
Peggy Flanagan
Michele Tafoya
Independent expenditures reported to the FEC for the 2026 cycle, primary included. Groups that do not have to report (some issue ads) are not counted.
Latest polling
A KSTP/SurveyUSA poll released Oct. 14 (likely voters, +/-4.2) had Flanagan at 45% and Tafoya at 42%; a Star Tribune/KARE 11 Mason-Dixon poll (from Oct. 7) had Flanagan 47%-43%. source
Minnesota right now
How the state is doing going into the vote, from the people who count it.
From Newzino in Minnesota
- Saint Paul property owners fight street reconstruction assessments
- St. Paul continues vacant building fee appeal to December
- Minnesota food handler license on record for Lor Suty at Saint Paul's 1001 Johnson Parkway
- Food handler licence on record for Taif Market LLC at St. Paul's 606 Vandalia Street
- State license on record for Barrel Theory at new St. Paul address
Think you know how Minnesota goes? Call it on the map and see who controls the Senate.
Open the map Pick it with friendsPhotos from Wikimedia Commons: Peggy Flanagan by Travellers & Tinkers, CC BY-SA 4.0; Michele Tafoya by Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0.
Positions checked 2026-10-23. Things they agree on are left out on purpose. Spot something wrong? Use the feedback button and we will fix it.
