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St. Paul Politics / Ruling awaited on legitimacy of instant-runoff campaign
false statements on pre-election mailings that claimed the endorsements of Obama, the state Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party and the St. Paul League of Women Voters. Full Article at TwinCities.com
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Minneapolis and St. Paul reelected their mayors with huge margins but tiny turnouts last week. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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The Minneapolis mayor spent money on a run for governor before filing needed paperwork, but will not be fined if he reimburses his mayoral campaign. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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ST. PAUL, Minn. - Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak was ordered Friday to reimburse his mayoral campaign for $26,500 in expenses for what campaign finance regulators said were activities to further his 2010 bid for governor. Full Article at MyFOX9.com | Twin Cities
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The Minnesota Campaign Finance Board issued two rulings today saying St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman and Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak should have filed campaign committees for governor. Full Article at MPR | Minnesota Public Radio
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At the events I've been to, he's been very explicit about the fact that he's running for governor ... I don't think an official announcement will change the dynamic of the race at all. I think everybody assumes he's running for governor, and they've made their calculations accordingly.
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After more than a decade of opposition and delay ... we've passed inclusive hate crimes legislation to help protect our citizens from violence based on what they look like, who they love, how they pray or who they are.
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He is a good guy ... But unfortunately he hasn't listened to the residents. They're saying 'Stop, we're being taxed out of our homes. We're being fee'd out of our businesses. Stop.' He didn't hear them.
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Cities across the state have had to raise property taxes to keep police officers and firefighters on the streets
