Dayton Holds Double-Digit Lead Over Emmer and Late Trends May Favor Democrat

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Dayton Holds Double-Digit Lead Over Emmer and Late Trends May Favor Democrat

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Jacobs, Lawrence

Millr, Joanne M.

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2010-10

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According the latest Minnesota Public Radio News and Humphrey Institute Poll, the Democratic Party’s gubernatorial candidate Mark Dayton has opened a 12 point lead over the Republican Party candidate Tom Emmer, 41% to 29%. This represents a distinct shift from the deadlock that existed at the end of August. The Independence Party candidate is receiving 11% support with 20% not having settled on any candidate.

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Jacobs, Lawrence; Millr, Joanne M.. (2010). Dayton Holds Double-Digit Lead Over Emmer and Late Trends May Favor Democrat. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/194864.

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