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Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota Senate race for Democrats

Democrat Peggy Flanagan defeated Republican Michele Tafoya in Minnesota's Senate race, according to projections.

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  • Democrat Peggy Flanagan defeated Republican Michele Tafoya in the Minnesota Senate race, according to projections.
  • Flanagan will become the first Native American woman elected to the Senate.
  • Flanagan led with 54% of the votes compared to Tafoya's 43% with about three-fourths of ballots counted, according to one report.
  • The race drew attention amid scrutiny of Minnesota's public-benefits fraud scandal.
  • The seat was held by retiring Sen. Tina Smith.
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Highlights Flanagan as first Native American woman senator

NBC News (Politics): Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan holds a Minnesota Senate seat for Democrats

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Left-leaning outlets frame Flanagan's win as a historic first and a victory for the progressive wing of the party.

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Right: Says fraud scandal dogged Flanagan's campaign

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Says fraud scandal dogged Flanagan's campaign

New York Post (Politics): Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota Senate race over Michele Tafoya

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Right-leaning outlets frame Flanagan's win as a narrow escape for Democrats despite scrutiny over the Walz administration's fraud scandals.

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Left: Highlights Flanagan as first Native American woman senator

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