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Bring Me The News will be providing live updates as the results come in from municipal elections across the Twin Cities.

The community called for change after the death of George Floyd. On Tuesday, they can vote to replace the police with a new department of public safety.

While Question 1 on the CMP corridor is the biggest issue Mainers will decide on Election Day, there are other important statewide and local issues on the ballot. Here's what to know.

As Minneapolis prepares to take a highly-contentious vote on the future of public safety in the city, police chief Medaria Arradondo held a rare press conference Wednesday to have his say on Question 2.

Remarks? >> claire mccaskill. >> i dont know her. im a little confused. but its a good example of what im talking about, a bright and shiny object. >> meow. senator mccaskill. >> dont let the door hit you where the lord split you, senator mccaskill. >> so one-zip as we head into question 2. this is critical for carley. question 2, former first lady michelle obama is now the most admired woman in all of america. thats according to a new gallup poll. but she had to bump another woman who had held ...

Harbor had its electricity knocked out because of an accident. or d, the zumwalt was asked to hold in port until same rare eggs laid onboard the ship had time to hatch. >> it was b, rescued a fisherman. >> it cost $4 billion, yeah, it turns out that offers a pretty good platform for collecting the fisherman. >> the correct answer is b, and jessie is 1 for 1. >> yay. >> and now extra challenge. were going to go to question 2, but im going to give you a choice. you can choose a question that is ab...

On board had time to hatch? >> it was b, rescued a fisherman. >> steve, did he get that right? >> lets check out the segment. >> a frigate that costs $4 billion, yeah, it turns out that offers a pretty good platform for collecting the fisherman. >> the correct answer is b, and jessie is 1 for 1. >> yay. >> and now extra challenge. were going to go to question 2, but im going to give you a choice. you can choose a question that is about politics or one that is not about politics. which one would ...

Daily aspirin. >> its 60% for those with that increased hereditary risk. thats a huge number. is aspirin good for everybody in. >> this is the key. you know, aspirin is typically used to prevent heart disease consequences and so we typically use it in patients who are heart patients and so this study does not say everyone should go out and take an aspirin to prevent heart disease. aspirin can be dangerous and increase your risk for gastrointestinal bleeding and it can be fatal. always consult yo...

Exchanging views with each other. thats what republicans voters really want to see. you cannot skip the debates. it was kind of silly to raise it. because it confused the character of the candidate. im not really sure why the campaign did that except that they seem to have a habit of getting their skis crossed. >> we always come back to this question, governor, is it really all talk, except about the economy. i hate to bring this up. weve known each other a long time. its on the front page of th...

People and doing one-on-one voter contact. martha: i iowa is big question. i dont think anyone knows who will win eye awe. theyre looking at each other in their meetings saying get you on the ground in iowa and talking to people and get rid of this herman cain person. >> the problem if he says he will not do the debates he will be hit merslessly for chickening out. it will look bad. martha: yeah. >> i will say perry has a point in a sense there awful lot of debates coming up, perhaps a dozen, 18...