Lindell alleges voting irregularities, refuses to concede
Lindell finished second with 32.5% of the vote and said he will not give up until the ballots are fully counted.
- MyPillow founder Mike Lindell is refusing to concede the Minnesota Republican gubernatorial primary after losing to state House Speaker Lisa Demuth.
- Demuth won about 43.5% of the vote, compared with roughly 32.5% for Lindell, giving her an approximately 11-point victory.
- Lindell has alleged voting “anomalies” and said he wants to investigate uncounted votes before accepting the result, but he has not identified specific evidence of wrongdoing or announced a formal challenge.
- The result marks a setback for President Donald Trump, who endorsed Lindell in the Republican primary, while Demuth will advance to the November election against Democratic nominee Amy Klobuchar.
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Lindell Alleges Voting Anomalies After Losing Minnesota GOP Governor Primary, Won’t Concede
MyPillow CEO and founder Mike Lindell is refusing to concede Minnesota's governor's primary, and he's alleging there were irregularities in the vote count. On Tuesday evening, Lindell said that he was down by 20,000 votes with 277,000 votes left to county, which are all mail-in and early votes for Lisa Demuth.
Mike Lindell's tantrum torn apart: Next he'll blame Bigfoot
President Donald Trump’s ally and endorsed candidate for Minnesota governor, MyPillow founder Mike Lindell, was mocked by a conservative commentator on Wednesday for falsely claiming the Republican gubernatorial primary was stolen from him. “With 100 percent of precincts reporting in the Minnesota Republican gubernatorial primary, state House Speaker Lisa Demuth has 179,545 votes, and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has 134,184 votes,” wrote National …
Mike Lindell refuses to concede after crushing Minnesota primary loss, claims ‘voting irregularities’
Mike Lindell isn’t conceding. The MyPillow founder is refusing to acknowledge his defeat in Minnesota’s Republican gubernatorial primary, claiming there are still voting irregularities to sort out despite trailing Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth by roughly 11 percentage points. Decision Desk HQ projected Demuth as the winner. But Lindell isn’t buying it. During a live broadcast on LindellTV, a reporter asked whether he would concede if The A…
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