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Get Real-Time Results for Minnesota's Aug. 11 Primary Election
Crowded primary fields could make Minnesota history, with candidates seeking the state’s first Native American, Black male or Black female governor.
- On Aug 11, Minnesotans voted in the state's primaries to determine candidates for an open governor seat after Gov. Tim Walz decided to call it quits.
- The Republican ballot for Minnesota governor is crowded following convention issues earlier this year, with candidates like Kendall Qualls, who won the GOP endorsement, and President Donald Trump-endorsed Mike Lindell competing.
- Sen. Amy Klobuchar, the top contender for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party, received the party's endorsement in May and faces challengers including Thomas Evenstad, Bill Gates, Ole Savior, Po Vang, and Mohammad Wazwaz.
- Several Republican contenders seek to make state history: Kendall Qualls would be the first Black male governor, Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth the first Black female governor, and Raul Estrada the first Native American governor.
- Beyond the gubernatorial race, Peggy Flanagan is running for the Senate, while many candidates have joined the ballot for an empty house seat left by various departures.
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Get real-time results for Minnesota's Aug. 11 primary election
To find real-time results for Minnesota's Aug. 11 primary election, visit the Secretary of State's Office website at electionresults.sos.mn.gov/20260811 Polls begin closing at 8 p.m. For additional coverage and reactions, visit our Election Central page. ]]>
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right6Center11Last UpdatedBias Distribution58% Center
Bias Distribution
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