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Republican Keri Heintzeman wins special election to fill a Minnesota Senate vacancy in District 6
Republican Keri Heintzeman won a special election in a north-central Minnesota Senate. She’ll replace former Sen. Justin Eichorn after his arrest and a federal charge over attempted solicitation of a minor.
Voters head to the polls for special election in Minnesota’s Senate District 6
From 7 a.m. until 8 p.m., polls will remain open in Senate District 6, where voters will decide between Republican Keri Heintzeman and Democrat Denise Slipy. As reported by 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, Eichorn was arrested less than a month ago and charged with attempting to solicit a teenage girl for prostitution. He then resigned from the State Senate.
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