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Peggy Flanagan is seeking the seat held by Tina Smith, facing Angie Craig in a DFL primary election in Minnesota.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 8
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Peggy Flanagan is seeking the seat held by Tina Smith, facing Angie Craig in a DFL primary election in Minnesota.

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Peggy FlanaganAngie CraigTina Smith

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  1. Tina Smith discussed issues affecting Minnesota agriculture and endorsed Peggy Flanagan for agricultural representation.Sub-event
  2. Allegations of pressure regarding endorsements surfaced during the Minnesota Democratic primary race.Sub-event
  3. Angie Craig, running for Tina Smith's vacated Senate seat, discussed healthcare costs with Sanford Health during a campaign stop.Sub-event
  4. Bernie Sanders, Angie Craig, and Betty McCollum are involved in a primary race for a Senate seat, leveraging the progressive movement support base.Sub-event
  5. A new layer to the Minnesota political race involves AI policy, with a professor at the University of St. Thomas involved in the narrative.Sub-event
  6. Tina Smith is campaigning for the vacant U.S. Senate seat, alongside Angie Craig, while also addressing issues like mining bills and corporate representation.Sub-event
  7. Flanagan criticizes Joe Biden and Donald Trump, and opposes the Middle East war.1 source
  8. Angie Craig is leading Peggy Flanagan in the ongoing Senate primary election in Minnesota.Sub-event
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  1. Flanagan faces Craig in a DFL primary election in Minnesota.1 source

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