From the East Republicans in Minnesota, obtaining the temporary majority after the Democrats refused to attend to work

Republicans in the government -dominated government achieved a temporary majority in the House of Representatives through the power -sharing agreement on Thursday after Democrats refused to appear to work for several weeks.

“Therefore, 23 days yesterday, no Democrats entered work,” Lisa Demouth said in an interview with Fox News Digital in an interview. “They completely boycotted the session and prevented work from starting here in Minnesota.”

This arrangement comes after the start of an epic that lasted in December 2024, when the provincial court judge spent that the Deputy Democratic Parliament-Cortis Johnson did not meet the residency requirements to represent the Minnesota House area 40 B, which made him unqualified to take office.

The decision temporarily provided the power balance in the Minnesota house, giving Republicans a majority of 67-66 so that special elections could be held.

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The state governor, Tim Walz, announced on Wednesday that special elections will be held on Tuesday 11 March, which could re-draw 67-67.

As such, the Democrats in the House of Representatives boycotted the legislative session starting from January 14, where they protested what they considered “abuse of power” by Republicans who are trying to benefit from their temporary majority to push their policies. This stalemate has effectively denied the House of Representatives necessary to conduct official actions, which led to the threat of the Republican Party of the Republican Party of the Republican Party through the summons.

Demouth said that the organizational agreement reached with the intervention of the Democrats when the Minnesota house will be complicated on Thursday afternoon that it will be the director of a republic for a full two years, regardless of the results of the upcoming special elections.

Currently, with 67-66 Republican majority, the Republican Party held the positions of the Chairman of the Committee and a single audio feature in all committees. If the elections have led to a 67-67 draw, the leadership of the committee will be shared between Republicans and Democrats, and the control over the schedule of business schedules. She said that the Fraud and Supervision Committee for the Agency will remain under the control of the Republicans, with a 5-3 majority of the Republican Party, for a period of two years.

“We definitely have an advantage,” said Demith. “I think it is important to realize that the reason for the presence of special elections that must be called is that the Democrats had a candidate and they could not take office.”

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Demouth said that the Republicans – who have been going to go by the State Secretary every day despite the rigidity – are looking to address the state budget and other major issues as soon as legislators meet on Thursday.

“We need to stop fraud in Minnesota,” said Demouth. “According to the testing degrees, our test results for our education K-12, specifically in the fourth and eighth grade, continue to decline under the leadership of the ruler and Alzal, and thus (Democrats) prevented all this work even to start.”

Demuth criticized the ruling because of his lack of participation during the legislative confrontation, noting that “he never called me as a leader who gathered during this time.” She said that he issued a press statement indicating that “the Republicans need to start working with the Democrats,” but he argued that his statement was a “very party” and in the end “harm to Minnesotan.”

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“Minnesotanis need us to do work. It is not Republican or democrat I noticed Minnesota Star Tribune He becomes the first black speaker in the state.

During the first week of the boycott of the Democrats, Walzel Al -Azza told the legislators, “Just work together on the power participation agreement,” according to the Associated Press. “This is how it will end up. I think this can work well.”

The Republican State Command Committee presented a statement to the Fox News Digital in which Demuth congratulated the role of the parliament’s leadership, adding, “The voters have made it clear that they want to be Republicans in Minnesota a liberal agenda.”

Fox News Digital has communicated with the Walz office and the Democratic Minnesota Party – Mazzar – Labor for comment.