Champlin Approves Resolution To Continue
Flying Old State Flag
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 2/25/2026 10:02:09 AM
The City of Champlin voted 3-2 Monday night to continue flying the old Minnesota state flag at city-owned property. The vote came after a discussion which sharply criticized the process that was used to select the new state flag. (snip) Since its unveiling, the new flag has been routinely derided with many saying the old flag is superior. Many homes and local governments in Greater Minnesota do not fly the new state flag, and many Minnesotans have noted the new flag's resemblance to the Somali flag.
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In 2023 the Democratic Farmer-Labor Party super-majority in the Minnesota state legislature appointed a commission to design a new state flag and decreed that the commission's design would automatically become the new state flag without further legislative or popular input. There have been efforts to reinstate the old flag via a voter initiative on the November ballot.