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Franken’s Path to D.C. Could Be a Rocky Road

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | February 2, 2007 | 1

Al Franken will soon end more than a year of speculation by officially announcing his 2008 candidacy decision for the U.S. Senate on February 14th. As Franken is a ‘non traditional’ candidate—being an actor, comedian, and a satirist far…

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Klobuchar Begins Term With Strong Statewide Support

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | January 25, 2007 | 0

The approval ratings are in for Minnesota junior Senator Amy Klobuchar, after only a few weeks on the job in Washington, D.C. The latest SurveyUSA poll finds 56 percent of Minnesotans approve of her job performance in the U.S….

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Upper Midwestern US Senators React to State of the Union Address

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | January 24, 2007 | 0

Several U.S. Senators from the Upper Midwest have released official statements in reaction to President George W. Bush’s seventh State of the Union Address from last night. Republican Charles Grassley of Iowa stated he was impressed with Bush’s overall leadership…

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Three Upper Midwestern US Senators Publicly Oppose Bush’s New Iraq Strategy

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | January 11, 2007 | 0

Less than 12 hours after President George W. Bush’s address to the nation revealing his new strategy for victory in Iraq—a strategy that included sending more than 21,000 new troops to the region—three Upper Midwestern senators have expressed public disapproval…

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Klobuchar Builds Lead Over Kennedy In Latest Humphrey Poll

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | November 1, 2006 | 0

In the five weeks since the last Humphrey Institute survey, DFL nominee for Senate Amy Klobuchar has increased her lead from 52-36 to 55-33 over GOP nominee Mark Kennedy. While this 22-point lead is 3 to 7 points larger…

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MN Senate: New HHH Poll Also Finds Double-Digit Lead for Klobuchar

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | September 22, 2006 | 0

Excerpts from a report by the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance on its new poll on the Minnesota race for U.S. Senate: The Democratic Party nominee for U.S. Senate, Amy Klobuchar, holds a commanding advantage over…

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MN Senate: Klobuchar Opens Up Remarkable Lead In ‘Controversial’ New MN Poll

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | September 18, 2006 | 0

Smart Politics normally does not blog on the results of a single poll; this site endeavors to provide more than the horserace angle to politics. However, the recent Minnesota Poll released Sunday night does warrant some discussion. DFL nominee…

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Immigration: The Invisible Issue in the MN US Senate Race?

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | September 8, 2006 | 1

Illegal immigration continues to be a hot topic nationally, regularly ranking in the Top 5 most important national problems and Top 3 priorities for the U.S. Congress. Not only has the question of how to handle the influx of…

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