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Corey Mitchell
Reporter | Washington Bureau
Phone: Washington: 202-383-6121 Minneapolis: 612-673-4491
Corey Mitchell covers Minnesota-related issues in Congress.
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Recent content from Corey Mitchell
Bills: Car dealer's ad was political payback
Paul Walser, a Republican, dismissed charge, saying he endorsed Klobuchar because she helped save his business.
Updated: October 03, 2012, - 06:11 PM
Both sides in marriage battle rake in millions
Could be most expensive ballot question in state history.
Updated: September 27, 2012, - 04:45 AM
Marriage measure's foes raise millions
WASHINGTON - The lead group opposing the constitutional amendment that would ban same sex marriage in Minnesota raised $2.56 million since July.
Updated: September 26, 2012, - 11:02 AM
Democrats are slow to embrace outside money
Obama is relying on an effort to woo big donors, close funding gap.
Updated: September 08, 2012, - 06:43 AM
Norm Coleman is back in a Republican seat of power
Since losing his Senate re-election bid to Democrat Al Franken, Norm Coleman has remade himself, carving a niche as a go-to-guy for the Republican Party.
Updated: August 25, 2012, - 11:28 AM
Minnesota's members of Congress report their finances
U.S. Reps. Bachmann and Cravaack and Sen. Al Franken each estimated assets worth more than $1 million.
Updated: August 17, 2012, - 08:35 PM
Minn. primary turnout flirts with record low numbers
However, state election officials expect turnout to bounce back come November.
Updated: August 15, 2012, - 08:18 PM
Cravaack wants more money to arm pilots
He calls them last line of defense as White House has sought cuts. ;laskdf poiwe. The White House questions value of the $25 million program. No pilot has purposely fired a shot in 10 years.
Updated: August 07, 2012, - 10:02 PM
Politicians can expect hot seat at FarmFest
Crippling drought, unresolved farm bill expected to prompt some heated questions for politicians.
Updated: August 06, 2012, - 10:05 PM
3 DFLers out to challenge Cravaack exhaust funds fast
Tarryl Clark, Rick Nolan and Jeff Anderson are spending more than they're taking in.
Updated: August 03, 2012, - 11:47 PM
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