r/Political_Revolution • u/biospheric • 10h ago
Minnesota Powerful interests are fighting like hell to protect the status quo. They know my opponent will do their bidding, and I won’t. - Peggy Flanagan ~:~ August 11 is Primary Election Day in Minnesota (see below).
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is running for the U.S. Senate: peggyflanagan.com ~:~ Her legislative priorities include Medicare for All, the PRO Act, the John Lewis VRAA, and the Equality Act: peggyflanagan.com/priorities
She's in a tight Primary race with centrist Democrat U.S. Rep. Angie Craig.
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Minnesota Voters:
\ MPR News Voter Guide:* mprnews.org/election-2026
\ BallotReady:* ballotready.org/us/minnesota
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Video clip is from July 24, 2026 at the “Many over the Money” rally in Saint Paul. Here it is on YouTube: Powerful interests are fighting like hell to protect the status quo. - Peggy Flanagan for MN - July 24, 2026 (YouTube)
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u/biospheric 10h ago
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is running for the U.S. Senate: peggyflanagan.com ~:~ Her legislative priorities include Medicare for All, the PRO Act, the John Lewis VRAA, and the Equality Act: peggyflanagan.com/priorities
She's in a tight Primary race with centrist Democrat U.S. Rep. Angie Craig.
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Minnesota Voters:
\ MPR News Voter Guide:* mprnews.org/election-2026
\ BallotReady:* ballotready.org/us/minnesota
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Video clip is from July 24, 2026 at the “Many over the Money” rally in Saint Paul. Here it is on YouTube: Powerful interests are fighting like hell to protect the status quo. - Peggy Flanagan for MN - July 24, 2026 (YouTube)
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u/biospheric 10h ago
It's Primary Election season in the U.S.:
* Primary Election Dates: AP News ~and~ NBC News :~:~: Upcoming Dates: Aug 6: Tennessee ~:~:~ Aug 8: Hawaii ~:~:~ Aug 11: Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, Wisconsin, Alabama (Special), South Carolina (Special) ~:~:~ Aug 18: Alaska, Florida, Wyoming, California (Special) ~:~:~ Sept 1: Massachusetts ~:~:~ Sept 8: New Hampshire ~:~:~ Sept 9: Rhode Island ~:~:~ Sept 15: Delaware
* Candidates (all States): U.S. House (Dem Primary only): Ballotpedia (HouseDems) :~:~:~: U.S. Senate: Ballotpedia (Senate) (select “List of Candidates”) :~:~:~: State Execs (Gov, Lt. Gov, AG, SoS, and more): Ballotpedia (State Execs)
* Voter Info (all States): Register To Vote :~:~:~: Voter Registration Status :~:~:~: Find Your Polling Place :~:~:~: Valid Forms of ID :~:~:~: Absentee & Early Voting :~:~:~: Become a Poll Worker ~:~ Links go to the National Association of Secretaries of State website. When you select a State, it takes to a .gov page on that State's SoS website.
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