明尼苏达州选举结果总清单：克洛布彻当选首位女性州长，弗拉纳根当选联邦参议员

州长与联邦参议员

2026年11月3日，明尼苏达州举行中期选举投票（本州民主党州级组织称 DFL，下文民主党均指 DFL）。以下是全体明州选民共同投出的结果公示：据明尼苏达州州务卿办公室官方非官方计票与美联社宣布，联邦参议员 Amy Klobuchar 以55.46%当选州长、为明州首位女性州长；副州长 Peggy Flanagan 以53.71%当选联邦参议员，为明州首位原住民联邦参议员；四个全州民选行政职位全归民主党；唯一修宪案通过；联邦众议员8席中7席已宣布、第1区只记领先者；州众议院由平手翻转为民主党单独多数，苗族裔州众议员 XP Lee 与 Samantha Vang 双双连任。

州长：Amy Klobuchar（民主党，DFL）1,569,695票、55.46%，当选。现任州长 Tim Walz 不寻求第三任期，本席为开放席。美联社于美东时间11月4日0时07分宣布。Klobuchar 为明州历史上首位女性州长。

州长选举其他候选人：Lisa Demuth（共和党，时任州众议院议长）1,206,583票、42.63%；Steven Young（绿党）51,403票。副州长 Ben Schierer（民主党）与 Klobuchar 同票当选。

联邦参议员：Peggy Flanagan（民主党，DFL，现任副州长）1,520,869票、53.71%，当选，本席为民主党守席。现任参议员 Tina Smith 退休不连任。美联社于美东时间11月4日0时07分宣布。Flanagan 为明州首位原住民（White Earth Band of Ojibwe 成员）联邦参议员。

参议员选举其他候选人：Michele Tafoya（共和党）1,233,466票、43.56%；Marisa Simonetti（无党籍）41,573票；Rebecca Whiting（自由意志党）32,493票。另一席参议员原为 Klobuchar 本人，其当选州长后须辞去参议员职务，空缺将由州长任命临时人选，尚未宣布。

其他全州职位

检察长：Keith Ellison（民主党，DFL，现任）1,520,401票、54.3%，连任第三任期。对手 Ron Schutz（共和党）1,275,401票、45.5%。

州务卿：Steve Simon（民主党，DFL，现任）1,529,173票、54.71%，连任第四任期。对手 Tad Jude（共和党）1,168,655票、41.81%；George Tangen（自由意志党）54,691票；Seth Kuhl-Stennes（绿党）41,387票。

州审计长：Zack Filipovich（民主党，DFL）52.94%，当选。现任 Julie Blaha 不寻求连任，本席为开放席、民主党守席。对手 Scott Jensen（共和党）44.17%；Jay Reeves（Forward Independence 党）2.84%。

财务长：明州无此民选职位——选民财务长办公室已于2003年废除，职能移交州长任命的财政专员。教育、自然资源、卫生等专员均为州长任命制、无选举。

全州总览：本届四个全州民选行政职位（州长、检察长、州务卿、审计长）全部由民主党（DFL）赢得。

公投议题

全州议题共1条：第1号修正案——修改州宪法、提高永久校产基金向全州各学区的拨付，以增加学区经费且不提高个人所得税或房产税，2027年7月1日生效。赞成2,068,078票、反对666,642票，以赞成与反对有效票计为75.62%，通过。美联社已宣布。

联邦众议员

总览：全州8席，选前民主党（DFL）4席、共和党4席。已宣布7席：民主党4席、共和党3席；第1区尚未宣布。已宣布7席中无翻转，全部为原党守席。

第1区：尚未宣布。Jake Johnson（民主党）163,057票领先现任 Brad Finstad（共和党）162,733票，票差仅324票、约50.0%对49.9%，预计触发重新计票；若领先维持将为本州本届唯一翻转席。

第2区：Matt Little（民主党）约57%，当选，击败 Eric Pratt（共和党）约43%。本席原任 Angie Craig 未寻求连任，为开放席、民主党守席。

第3区：Kelly Morrison（民主党）当选连任，击败 Tyler Bass（共和党）。

第4区：Betty McCollum（民主党）当选连任。

第5区：Ilhan Omar（民主党）当选连任第五任期。

第6区：Tom Emmer（共和党）当选连任，击败 Doug Chapin（民主党）。

第7区：Michelle Fischbach（共和党）当选连任，击败 Erik Osberg（民主党）。

第8区：Pete Stauber（共和党）当选连任，击败 Trina Swanson（民主党）。

华裔／亚裔当选者：当选及领先名单中无华裔或亚裔当选者，亦无苗族裔当选者；明州苗族裔当选记录在州议会层面，见州议会一节。

州议会

州参议院：67席全部改选。选前民主党（DFL）34席、共和党33席；按州务卿非官方汇总民主党39席、共和党28席，民主党维持多数并扩大。多场选战差距仅数十票、待重新计票。

州众议院：134席全部改选。选前民主党与共和党67比67平手、实行权力分享；按州务卿非官方汇总民主党77席、共和党57席，民主党夺得单独多数、控制权翻转（美联社宣布进度快照数字不同，以州务卿官方计票为准）。

苗族裔胜选：州众议员 XP Lee（Xiongpao Lee，民主党，苗族裔）于州众议院第34B区以68%连任，击败 Ruth Bittner（共和党）32%；州众议员 Samantha Vang（民主党，苗族裔）于州众议院第38B区以79%连任，击败 Robert Marvin（共和党）21%。两人均为苗族（Hmong）裔、非华裔。

州长与州议会两院选后同归民主党（DFL），明州形成三连胜局面。

计票与认证

本清单数字来自明尼苏达州州务卿办公室官方非官方计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午，选区报告100%、估计计票约98.8%。选举日前已接受提前与缺席票983,558张，为明州非总统年纪录。联邦众议院第1区等待宣布并预计重新计票；所有非官方票数待州核票委员会（canvassing board）11月19日开会认证后方为正式，GSM 将在宣布与认证后跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Minnesota 2026 Election Results: Klobuchar Becomes the State's First Woman Governor, Flanagan Elected to the U.S. Senate

Governor and U.S. Senator

Minnesota voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3 (the state's Democratic organization is the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, DFL). The results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Minnesota Secretary of State's official unofficial count and Associated Press race calls, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar was elected governor with 55.46% and will be Minnesota's first woman governor, and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan was elected to the U.S. Senate with 53.71% as the state's first Native American senator. Democrats won all four statewide elected executive offices; the ballot's single constitutional amendment passed; seven of the eight U.S. House seats have been called, with District 1 listed by leader only; and Democrats took sole control of the state House out of a tie, while Hmong American state Reps. XP Lee and Samantha Vang were both reelected.

Governor: Amy Klobuchar (DFL), 1,569,695 votes, 55.46%, elected. Gov. Tim Walz did not seek a third term; the seat was open. The AP called the race at 12:07 a.m. ET on November 4. Klobuchar will be the first woman governor in Minnesota history.

Governor, other candidates: Lisa Demuth (R, the sitting state House speaker), 1,206,583 votes, 42.63%; Steven Young (Green), 51,403 votes. Ben Schierer (DFL) was elected lieutenant governor on Klobuchar's ticket.

U.S. Senator: Peggy Flanagan (DFL, the sitting lieutenant governor), 1,520,869 votes, 53.71%, elected — a Democratic hold of the seat Sen. Tina Smith retired from. The AP called the race at 12:07 a.m. ET on November 4. Flanagan, a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, is Minnesota's first Native American U.S. senator.

U.S. Senate, other candidates: Michele Tafoya (R), 1,233,466 votes, 43.56%; Marisa Simonetti (independent), 41,573 votes; Rebecca Whiting (Libertarian), 32,493 votes. The state's other Senate seat was Klobuchar's own; on becoming governor she must resign it, and the vacancy will be filled by a gubernatorial appointee, not yet named at the time of compilation.

Other Statewide Offices

Attorney General: Keith Ellison (DFL, incumbent), 1,520,401 votes, 54.3%, reelected to a third term. Ron Schutz (R) took 1,275,401 votes, 45.5%.

Secretary of State: Steve Simon (DFL, incumbent), 1,529,173 votes, 54.71%, reelected to a fourth term. Tad Jude (R) took 1,168,655 votes, 41.81%; George Tangen (Libertarian), 54,691 votes; Seth Kuhl-Stennes (Green), 41,387 votes.

State Auditor: Zack Filipovich (DFL), 52.94%, elected. Incumbent Julie Blaha did not seek reelection; the open seat was a Democratic hold. Scott Jensen (R) took 44.17% and Jay Reeves (Forward Independence) 2.84%.

Treasurer: Minnesota has no elected treasurer — the elected treasurer's office was abolished in 2003 and its functions moved to an appointed commissioner of finance. Commissioners for education, natural resources, health and other agencies are likewise appointed, with no elections.

In sum, Democrats (DFL) won all four statewide elected executive offices on this ballot: governor, attorney general, secretary of state and auditor.

Ballot Questions

The ballot carried one statewide question. Amendment 1: amend the constitution to increase distributions from the Permanent School Fund to school districts statewide, raising school funding without raising income or property taxes, effective July 1, 2027. Yes 2,068,078 votes, No 666,642 — 75.62% of the yes/no vote — passed. Called by the AP.

U.S. House

Overview: the state has eight seats, split 4-4 between the DFL and Republicans before the election. Seven have been called — four DFL, three Republican — and District 1 is uncalled. None of the seven called seats flipped; all were held by the incumbent party.

District 1: not yet called. Jake Johnson (DFL), 163,057 votes, leads incumbent Brad Finstad (R), 162,733 votes, by just 324 votes, about 50.0% to 49.9%; a recount is expected. If his lead holds it would be the state's only House flip this year.

District 2: Matt Little (DFL), about 57%, elected over Eric Pratt (R), about 43%. Rep. Angie Craig did not seek reelection; the open seat was a Democratic hold.

District 3: Kelly Morrison (DFL), reelected over Tyler Bass (R).

District 4: Betty McCollum (DFL), reelected.

District 5: Ilhan Omar (DFL), reelected to a fifth term.

District 6: Tom Emmer (R), reelected over Doug Chapin (DFL).

District 7: Michelle Fischbach (R), reelected over Erik Osberg (DFL).

District 8: Pete Stauber (R), reelected over Trina Swanson (DFL).

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none among the called winners or the District 1 leader, and no Hmong American winner at this level; Minnesota's Hmong American wins came in the state legislature — see State Legislature.

State Legislature

State Senate: all 67 seats were up. The DFL held 34 seats to the Republicans' 33 before the election; on the Secretary of State's unofficial tally the DFL holds 39 to 28 — majority kept and widened. Several races were decided by dozens of votes and await recounts.

State House: all 134 seats were up. The chamber stood tied 67-67 under a power-sharing arrangement before the election; on the Secretary of State's unofficial tally the DFL holds 77 seats to the Republicans' 57 — sole control and a flip of the chamber (the AP's slower call snapshot differs; the official count governs).

Hmong American winners: state Rep. XP Lee (Xiongpao Lee, DFL), a Hmong American, was reelected in state House District 34B with 68% over Ruth Bittner (R), 32%; state Rep. Samantha Vang (DFL), also a Hmong American, was reelected in District 38B with 79% over Robert Marvin (R), 21%. Both are Hmong (not Chinese American).

With the governorship and both chambers, Minnesota has a DFL trifecta.

Counting and Certification

All figures are from the Minnesota Secretary of State's official unofficial count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4, with 100% of precincts reporting and an estimated 98.8% of votes counted. A record 983,558 early and absentee ballots for a non-presidential year were accepted before Election Day. House District 1 awaits a call and an expected recount. All unofficial totals become final only after the state canvassing board meets on November 19. GSM will update this list after the remaining calls and certification.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：明尼苏达州州务卿办公室

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