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If It Weren't for the Political Benefits of Keeping Gov. Pawlenty in Office a Little Longer....

By Rick Hasen

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I expect on these facts we would have seen an Emmer concession by now. I wonder if Emmer expects to continue having a future in Minnesota state politics, and whether he risks that future by dragging out the race when...

Full post as published by Election Law on November 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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