Northern Minnesota DFL party official resigns one year after vehicular homicide charge
https://minnesotareformer.com/briefs/northern-minnesota-dfl-party-official-resigns-one-year-after-vehicular-homicide-charge/
An influential Democratic-Farmer-Labor official in northern Minnesota resigned Friday, a little over a year after she was charged with criminal vehicular homicide.
On Monday, the Reformer reported the DFL party was standing by 8th District DFL Chair Cyndy Martin despite the charge.
Local congressional district parties arent controlled by the state party, but state officials declined to use their influence to pressure Martin to resign. DFL Chair Richard Carlbom, who previously said he would wait for due process to play out, thanked Martin for her service in a Friday statement to the Reformer.
We appreciate Cyndy Martins years of service to the party and will be providing the necessary support as local units work to fill the open leadership roles. Our focus right now is to work with the people of Northern Minnesota to build electoral strength for 2026, Carlbom said.
Finally!