Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar has secured a fourth term in office after emerging victorious against former NBA player Royce White in the Minnesota election held on Tuesday. Klobuchar entered this campaign with a strong record of previous victories and a significant financial lead over her opponent.

In past elections, she has consistently garnered substantial support, winning 60% of the votes in 2018, 65% in 2012, and 58% in 2006. White, on the other hand, positioned himself as a grassroots populist conservative, expressing his astonishment after securing the endorsement of the Minnesota GOP in May. Despite his support for Donald Trump during his campaign, the former president did not offer an endorsement, and many prominent Republican leaders chose to stay away from White.

The election results were announced by the Associated Press, which declared Klobuchar the winner at approximately 11:43 p.m. EST, solidifying her position once more in the Senate and continuing her streak of electoral success in the state.