Minnesota lawmakers are considering comprehensive campaign finance reform for the first time in five years. Legislation headed to the House floor is designed to plug loopholes in Minnesota law, but critics say it will allow more corporate money to influence politics. And some legislators say it's time to stop tweaking the system, and move to publicly-funded campaigns as other states have done.
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