Voter turnout is typically low in off-year elections, when only local races are decided. But in Saint Paul this year, at least one constituency claims to be more involved in the mayor's race. Some of the city's business leaders say their interest in local politics grew during the administration of mayor Norm Coleman. Business people seem to be paying more attention than usual to the race to succeed Coleman. Minnesota Public Radio's William Wilcoxen has more...
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