3 Of 4 GOP Candidates In Minn. Today
The race for the Republican presidential nomination will really heat up in Minnesota Monday, as three of the four remaining candidates make a stop in the state.
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The race for the Republican presidential nomination will really heat up in Minnesota Monday, as three of the four remaining candidates make a stop in the state.
Nevada Republicans have finally finished counting the votes in their Saturday presidential caucuses.
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak says there is going to be a major announcement Monday concerning a Vikings stadium.
Former presidential candidate Michele Bachmann is running for re-election in Minnesota's 6th Congressional District. But it's a race that experts say will be a tough one for her.
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Rick Santorum will attend events in Rochester Monday – one day before Minnesota's caucuses.
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Rick Santorum made a stop at a Twin Cities mega church just two days before Minnesota's caucuses.
Newt Gingrich is coming to Minnesota.
Now it's on to Colorado, Minnesota and Maine.
Mitt Romney could face a significant challenge in Minnesota.
Not only is this a presidential election year but a year in which many members of congress will seek re-election. That includes the woman who has represented Minnesota's 6th District since 2006.
Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul has had a busy Saturday in Minnesota with a key caucus in the state just three days away.
Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney cruised to a decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses Saturday night, notching a second straight triumph over a field of rivals suddenly struggling to keep pace.
The group Occupy Minnesota stepped up their efforts Saturday to prevent foreclosures.
At about 7 p.m. Tuesday, some 60,000 people are expected to arrive at their precinct caucuses and spend the next three hours debating, then voting on their Presidential choices.
If you think it's rewarding being a small town mayor, you'd better talk to Karl Hoffmann.
