Amy Klobuchar wins Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Minnesota
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Minnesota has not elected a Republican governor since Tim Pawlenty in 2006. With 4% of the votes tallied, Klobuchar has earned just over 89% of the vote. Kobey Layne finished second, receiving 5.1% of the vote.
Furthermore, Klobuchar won the crowded primary by roughly 85 percentage points, receiving 89.1% of the vote, after the Associated Press called the race.
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Minnesota has not elected a Republican governor since Tim Pawlenty in 2006.
according to CBS News — LatestWith 4% of the votes tallied, Klobuchar has earned just over 89% of the vote.
according to CBS News — LatestKobey Layne finished second, receiving 5.1% of the vote.
according to Washington ExaminerKlobuchar won the crowded primary by roughly 85 percentage points, receiving 89.1% of the vote, after the Associated Press called the race.
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