Minnesota Could Lose a U.S. House Seat
This tax season, add another form to your list to fill out because it's a Census year. And in Minnesota, there's a lot on the line this time around because the state could lose a U.S. House seat, depending on the final count. The last time Minnesota lost a Congressional seat was in 1960. In a time of deep political divisions, what does this mean for voters and their political voices on the national level? Host and KARE 11 Sunrise Reporter Ellery McCardle talks with Susan Brower, who is Minnesota's State Demographer.
