Control of the Minnesota Legislature will be decided in the 'burbs, on the Range, in midsize cities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Those Senate districts and their corresponding House seats are competitive and in a part of the state Republicans' message on environmental regulations and the economy has resonated in recent years.
53% : "Working-class people without a college education are increasingly voting Republican," Schultz notes, while college-educated, more affluent voters are trending toward Democrats.
43% : Republicans have downplayed the issue, noting that in Minnesota the state Supreme Court ruled abortion is a right under the state Constitution.
41% : Democrats are counting on women to turn out after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning the right to abortion.

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