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Peggy Flanagan, Michele Tafoya, and Tina Smith are contesting the vacant U.S. Senate seat.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Flanagan won the primary while fraud crackdowns were announced in Minnesota.
  2. Flanagan and Tafoya debated on MPR, with Flanagan emphasizing her opposition to Trump.
  3. A Libertarian candidate has entered the Minnesota Senate race alongside Flanagan and Tafoya.
  4. Flanagan and Tafoya are scheduled to debate on MPR News as their Minnesota Senate contest heats up.
  5. The Attorney General commented on the results of the close Senate race.

How it started

9 reports, 7 independent, last reported Oct 18. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Peggy Flanagan, Michele Tafoya, and Tina Smith are contesting the vacant U.S. Senate seat.

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How it developed

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  1. Flanagan and Tafoya debated on MPR, with Flanagan emphasizing her opposition to Trump.1 source
  2. A Libertarian candidate has entered the Minnesota Senate race alongside Flanagan and Tafoya.1 source
  3. Flanagan and Tafoya are scheduled to debate on MPR News as their Minnesota Senate contest heats up.1 source
  4. The Attorney General commented on the results of the close Senate race.Sub-event
  5. Tafoya continues campaigning in the Senate race; Ritter addresses Pike's legal issues.1 source
  6. Michele Tafoya used fraud issues to challenge Peggy Flanagan's leadership during the ongoing Senate seat contest.Sub-event
  7. Peggy Flanagan is seeking a Senate seat if she is elected.1 source
  8. Flanagan, Tafoya, and Smith are contesting the vacant U.S. Senate seat.1 source

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