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2010 Gubernatorial Debate
Twenty Gubernatorial candidates met on Wednesday for the largest debate so far in the 2010 governor's race. The candidates discussed issues including the state budget, health care and education.
Mark Dayton (DFL) responds to a moderator's question Wednesday at the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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John Marty (DFL) listens to a candidates' response during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate on Wednesday.
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Leslie Davis (GOP) speaks during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Ole Savior (DFL) responds to a moderator's question Wednesday at the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Phil Herwig (GOP) responds to a moderator's question Wednesday at the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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R.T. Rybak (DFL) responds to a moderator's question Wednesday at the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Susan Gaertner (DFL) responds to a moderator's question Wednesday at the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Tom Emmer (GOP) listens to a candidates' response during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Rahn Workcuff (IP) listens during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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John Uldrich (IP) listens to a moderator's question during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Bill Haas (GOP) responds to a moderator's question during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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Bill Haas, left, talks with Tom Emmer during the 2010 Major Parties Gubernatorial Debate.
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