
GOP state Rep. Laura Brod is backing Tom Emmer for governor. The New Prague Republican announced the decision in a note posted on her Facebook page today.

The MCCL's March for Life brought thousands to the Capitol steps Friday afternoon to rally to mark the the 37th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. A number of high-profile pols were on the scene.

Norm Coleman's surprise announcement that he won't be running for governor, combined with Rep. Marty Seifert's (R-Marshall) self-proclaimed status as the front runner in the contest for the GOP endorsement, mean that the guy in the race to watch right now is Rep. Tom Emmer (R-Delano).

Norm Coleman's decision not to run for governor improves the prospects of the remaining Republican candidates. Two of the leading contenders, state Reps. Marty Seifert and Tom Emmer, issued statements praising Coleman's work as a public official.

Former U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman this evening ended months of speculation about a possible run for governor.

At the end of the day -- after talking to at least a dozen people -- I figure the odds on Norm Coleman getting into the governor's race now stand at 3-1 in favor. But there's an even better bet to be made IF Coleman gets in the race.

Pat Anderson announced today that she's dropping out of the governor's race, opting instead to pursue her former post as state auditor. But the move has prompted renewed speculation about a different politician: Norm Coleman.

When Save the Vikes first surfaced online, we assumed -- along with everyone else in public affairs who was paying attention -- that the site was manufactured grassroots being orchestrated by the Vikings, its PR firm, Himle Horner, or by Tunheim Partners, the PR firm recently hired by the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission.
Surprising results in the latest Rasumussen Reports poll of who GOPers and DFLers would back to run for governor.

An Arizona man who spent 10 months working as a telephone solicitor for a Minnesota-based Republican fundraising firm claims that the company regularly hires convicted felons who have unrestricted access to political donors' credit card numbers.
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