GOP candidates for Minnesota governor speak at forum

LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY — Controlling government spending, stopping fraud and election security were all topics discussed by Republican governor candidates speaking at a Redwood County forum this weekend. Four out of the six Republican candidates currently running in the 2026 Minnesota gubernatorial race spoke at the event. The Redwood County Republicans held the governor candidate forum Friday at the Jackpot Junction ballroom. Candidates Phillip Parrish, Brad Kohler, Scott Jensen and Kendall Qualls participated in the forum. Candidates Jeff Johnson and Kristin Robbins were unable to ...

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GOP candidates for Minnesota governor speak at forum

Kindseth inducted to PITT Foundation Hall of Honor

Minneota stays perfect with dominant win over Canby

Tigers pick up blowout homecoming win over Willmar

SMSU remains undefeated with doubleheader wins at Pittsburg Classic

Walz gives access to COVID-19 vaccine a boost

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