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Minnesota Campaigns Enter Final Stretch Ahead of Nov. 3
Both parties are pressing turnout as the DFL says it has already reported more than 2.4 million doors knocked.
- On Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, both the DFL and GOP officially launched statewide bus tours, marking the final five-day sprint to Election Day on Nov. 3.
- DFL Party Chair Richard Carlbom reported the DFL has knocked on more than 2.4 million doors this year, exceeding 200,000 more than any prior grassroots effort.
- Billionaire Richard Uihlein contributed $16 million to Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth's campaign, while outside PACs issued single checks reaching $400,000 in Minnesota Senate contests.
- At the Capitol, DFL candidate Amy Klobuchar and Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan rallied supporters, with Klobuchar urging them to "remember the spirit" from past movements.
- Many candidates framed the election as a referendum on President Donald Trump, with Flanagan defining the choice as between Michele Tafoya and Trump versus herself and Minnesota.
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Minnesota campaigns enter final stretch ahead of Nov. 3
The DFL and GOP both kicked off statewide Get-Out-the-Vote bus tours Thursday in a last effort to mobilize voters across the state.
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