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Rep. Kristin Robbins Suspends Campaign for MN Governor

Robbins said she will keep serving in the Minnesota House through January 2027 and leave public office after ending her gubernatorial campaign.

  • On Friday, Minnesota Representative Kristin Robbins suspended her campaign for governor, stating she would fight for the state's future "from the outside."
  • Robbins cited the "establishment political class, media, and donors" for allegedly anointing Senator Amy Klobuchar, who she claimed refused to engage on issues mattering to Minnesotans.
  • Her departure narrows the GOP field to seven candidates, with House Speaker Lisa Demuth, Kendall Qualls, and Pillow CEO Mike Lindell remaining as frontrunners.
  • The race seeks to replace DFL Gov. Tim Walz, who declined a third term amid scrutiny, while Senator Amy Klobuchar emerged as the leading Democratic candidate.
  • Robbins plans to serve as a State Representative until January 2027, after which she will continue her advocacy for Minnesota as a private citizen.
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Minnesota Rep. Kristin Robbins drops governor bid

"After much thought and prayer, I have decided to suspend my campaign for Governor of Minnesota," the Republican lawmaker from Maple Grove said in a Friday, May 1, news release.

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KARE broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Friday, May 1, 2026.
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