Sam Seder
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Democrats Won BIG In Minnesota, GOP Running Scared
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November 27, 2018
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4:15Now PlayingDemocrats won big in Minnesota, and this caller explains why. Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---Tuesday's midterm elections generated a surprising number of Minnesota firsts — changes likely to be remembered as milestones in the state's political history.
From statewide offices to city council elections, here's a look at who made it more than a typical Election Day.
1) Ilhan Omar: The nation's first Somali-American member of Congress
State Rep. Ilhan Omar, DFL-Minneapolis, is headed for Washington, D.C. after winning Minnesota's 5th Congressional District. She'll be the first Somali-American member of Congress and one of two Muslim women lawmakers when she's sworn in next year. Once a refugee, she'll take the seat of Rep. Keith Ellison, who was elected Tuesday to be Minnesota attorney general.
2) Peggy Flanagan: Nation's first Native American woman elected lieutenant governor
Peggy Flanagan, a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, will become the country's first Native American woman lieutenant governor when she takes office in January.---
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