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Minnesota politicians had been spending more money on security in recent years. Then came the shootings.

State legislators bought home monitoring systems. Congressmembers hired security agents. Political groups encouraged candidates to create safety plans. Cities tightened security in council chambers.
NBC Washington

‘It's scary': Minnesota shootings reignite security concerns for members of Congress

The targeted shootings of two Minnesota state lawmakers has renewed an urgent debate on Capitol Hill as members of Congress raise alarm bells about their safety amid escalating political rhetoric and ...
Star Tribune

After violent attacks, politicians struggle to balance security and accessibility

State legislators bought home monitoring systems. Congress members hired security agents. Political groups encouraged candidates to create safety plans. Cities tightened security in council chambers.
The New York Times

Members of Congress Press for More Security After Minnesota Attacks

A Capitol security official briefed senators on enhanced security precautions, and lawmakers in both parties said more funding was needed to protect themselves. By Megan Mineiro and Michael Gold ...
Washington Examiner

Congress eyes expanding security for lawmakers after Minnesota shootings

Congressional members are seeking to beef up security measures after a gunman killed a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband in what the state’s governor characterized as a “politically motivated ...