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Minnesota legislators call on Sen. Nicole Mitchell to resign

State Sen. Nicole Mitchell will resign after guilty verdict in burglary trial

Nicole Mitchell "told colleagues that she intended to resign if found guilty of this crime, and I expect her to follow through on that pledge."

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State Sen. Nicole Mitchell to resign after burglary conviction

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Sen. Nicole Mitchell to resign by Aug. 4, attorney says

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Minnesota Lawmaker Convicted of Burglary Plans to Resign, Ending Democratic Majority

A Minnesota state senator who was convicted of burglary said on Monday that she would resign from the Legislature by Aug. 4.

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Minnesota lawmaker convicted of felony burglary for breaking into estranged stepmother’s home

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Sen. Nicole Mitchell to resign in wake of felony burglary conviction

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Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell to resign seat by early August after burglary conviction

The attorneys for state Sen. Nicole Mitchell said she will resign her seat within two weeks, which will allow Gov. Tim Walz to call a special election to fill it. Mitchell, a member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party from Woodbury,

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Minnesota senator's guilty verdict could put Democrats' narrow majority in play

Political control of the Minnesota Senate could be up for grabs following Democratic state Sen. Nicole Mitchell's conviction on felony burglary charges. The latest: The first-term senator from Woodbury is facing growing pressure to resign in the wake of ...

Sen. Mitchell guilty: Constituents react

Minnesota Sen. Nicole Mitchell has been found guilty of first-degree burglary and being in possession of burglary tools stemming from a home break-in dating to 2024. FOX 9’s Maury Glover gathers the reaction of some of those she represents.

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Nicole Mitchell testifies ‘I regret what happened’ over alleged break-in

She is accused of breaking into her late father’s home to retrieve mementos. The defense claims she was checking on her stepmother.