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“Washington — Democrat Peggy Flanagan defeated Michele Tafoya in the Minnesota Senate race, CBS News projects, after Sen.”

“Democrats also held onto the Senate seat in Minnesota, with Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan projected as the winner against former NFL sideline reporter Michele Tafoya Dems could still expand their Senate majority.”

“This election cycle, a record-setting 358 Indigenous candidates ran for office in local, state and federal elections across the country – including former Alaska congresswoman Mary Peltola and Minnesota lieutenant governor Peggy Flanagan who were contending…”

“Democrats need Abdul el Sayed in Michigan and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota to hold theirs.”

“In Minnesota, Peggy Flanagan leads Michele Tafoya by 5.2 points in the RealClearPolitics average.”

“Peggy Flanagan is running for the Senate and could also become one of the first Native American women in the chamber.”

“…h a popular Republican governor expected to win in the same election and Republicans see this as a potential long-shot pick up opportunity. 8:30 p.m.: Arkansas Arkansas: The Senate race is not very competitive but if Republicans' margin is smaller than usual,…”

“Peggy Flanagan and Republican Michele Tafoya, a former sports broadcaster, are among four candidates vying to replace Democratic Sen.”

“Alongside seeing the first Native woman elected governor of a US state, the country could see its first Indigenous woman elected to Senate, if either former Alaska congresswoman Mary Peltola or Minnesota’s lieutenant governor, Peggy Flanagan, win their race.”

“Peggy Flanagan, whose eight years in that state job coincided with the massive fraud scandals in Minnesota and soaring violence among gangs of Somali-American youths.”

“Pushing Minnesota from “slightly weird race that could give Republicans a few backdoor outs” to “state that Flanagan will win unless Democrats are having huge problems elsewhere and are screwed anyway” is potentially worth something.2 Paid subscribers get…”

“She and Minnesota Democratic candidate Peggy Flanagan could become the first Indigenous women elected to the U.S.”

“If the Democrat Peggy Flanagan wins in Minnesota, she will be the first Native American woman to sit in the US Senate.”