Congresswoman Angie Craig is stepping aside from the race to replace herself in Minnesota’s fiercely competitive Second Congressional District, leaving three Democrats—Matt Little, Matt Klein, and Kaela Berg—to battle for the nomination. Craig, known for her moderate stance and four terms in office, says the decision belongs to voters, a move that’s both strategic and politically delicate. Little leans progressive and has the DFL’s backing, Klein mirrors Craig’s moderate approach and seeks her endorsement, while Berg, a woman with shared values, positions herself as a progressive alternative. With Craig’s past votes drawing criticism from progressives, staying neutral avoids alienating either side—and in a swing district, every vote counts.
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