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Updated: Bachmann 'confident' in decision not to run
By Don Davis Eight is enough. That is the message tea party darling and Republican U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota delivered Wednesday when she announced that she will not seek re-election ne...
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Speaking with Allen Quist
Last month, I spoke with a pair of candidates - Tom Bakk (Democrat) and Pat Anderson (Republican) - who hope to be Minnesota's next governor. Blogs about those interviews can be found in the "Tal...
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Dayton first major governor candidate to file

Dayton first major governor candidate to file 8:45 p.m. update
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota governor’s race is heating up with the deadline to file for office a week away.

By Don Davis, State Capitol Bureau , May 24, 2010

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Pawlenty: Decision in early 2011

Pawlenty: Decision in early 2011 Governor announces 2011 presidential run decision to “Meet the Press”
WASHINGTON — Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty told a national television audience Sunday that he likely will decide whether to run for president early next year.

By Don Davis , February 22, 2010

State fines Kelliher and DFL Party

ST. PAUL — Minnesota governor candidate Margaret Anderson Kelliher was fined $9,000 and the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party $15,000 for what the Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board said was an illegal collaboration.

By Don Davis , January 14, 2010

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Letter: Seeds of a long campaign

The campaign is over, yet there is this depressing thought that it planted seeds of malcontent and mistrust.

By Earl Halverson, Fulda , November 24, 2008

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Other Views: Candidates annoy with pre-recorded messages

It’s over. The election, that is. And that means — among other things — it’s probably safe to answer your phone again — until the next election cycle.

By Aberdeen American News , November 10, 2008

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Thank goodness it’s over

Campaign messages criticized

By Earl Halverson, Fulda , November 10, 2008

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Senate candidates trade barbs in final debate

Attacks of past week continue in face-to-face meeting
The country’s costliest U.S. Senate campaign left those at the candidates’ final debate Sunday thinking it could be the nastiest, too.

November 03, 2008

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Letter: Diane Thier supported for re-election

Diane Thier is doing a good job as Nobles County Commissioner of District 2.

By Bill Slater, Adrian; Kent Slater, Rushmore; Don Rabenberg, Rushmore; Gary Honermann, Adrian; and Mark Hodapp, Adrian , October 31, 2008

Letter: Look closer at Obama's economic progress

Barack Obama has raised unprecedented amounts of campaign contributions. He certainly deserves congratulations for having motivated that many people to give to his campaign. I think it also calls for a look at the results of those contributions.

By Michael D. Garber, Jackson , October 31, 2008

Campaign sign thefts are up this year

With an election of historic proportions days away, citizens across the country and Douglas County have shown a renewed interest in politics this year. Thieves, too.

By Mike Enright Alexandria Echo Press , October 29, 2008

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Letter: Thier will continue to work hard for district

We are writing in response to Lonnie Roloff’s letter of Oct. 28.

By Brent Feikema, Clerk, Leota Township , October 29, 2008

Senate race sets a fiscal record

ST. PAUL — The candidates likely will spend more than $30 million on Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race. That’s just the half of it — literally. Republican Sen. Norm Coleman and his Democratic challenger Al Franken have raised more than $32 million, but experts predict that much also could be spent by outside groups trying to influence the Nov. 4 election.

October 25, 2008

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Brief: Candidates’ forum is Tuesday

WORTHINGTON — Forums for candidates for District 22A and District 22B representative, as well as for the District 518 School Board, will take place Tuesday at the Worthington High School Media Center.

October 24, 2008

Letter: Is a vote for a third-party candidate a wasted vote?

In the recent Senatorial debate on KARE11, the question was asked — what would you do to fix the coming crisis in funding for Social Security?

By Dennis Gransee, Sanborn , October 20, 2008

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Nobles County race set

McAllister challenges Leistico for Fifth District commissioner's seat
While voters in Nobles County District 2 have already voted once for the candidate of their choice for county commissioner — during the primary election in September — voters in Nobles County’s Fifth District won’t cast a ballot for county commissioner until the general election on Nov. 4.

By Julie Buntjer , October 20, 2008

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