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Also known as Margaret Flanagan, Maggie Flanagan
Peggy Flanagan अभी FollowSomeone पर नहीं हैं। संदेश और अनुरोध रोककर रखे जाते हैं और केवल तभी पहुँचाए जाते हैं जब Peggy Flanagan इस प्रोफ़ाइल पर दावा करें।
Peggy Flanagan (DFL) is the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota.
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Minnesota Hasn’t Elected a Republican Senator Since 2002. Michele Tafoya Leads Among Independents, Has More Cash Than Peggy Flanagan, and Trails by 1 to 4 PointsMinnesota Senate 2026: Peggy Flanagan leads Michele Tafoya by 1 to 4 points in October polls; Tafoya leads independents 38% to 32% and has more cash on hand. No Republican has won a Minnesota Senate race since 2002.
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Flanagan 47%, Tafoya 43% in Minnesota, With 9% Undecided and Independents Leaning Republican Before Friday’s Only DebateStar Tribune/KARE 11 (Mason-Dixon), Oct. 5–7: Peggy Flanagan 47%, Michele Tafoya 43%, 9% undecided among 800 Minnesota likely voters (±3.5). Independents: Tafoya 38%, Flanagan 32%. Trump approval: 38%.
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Minnesota’s “Safe” Senate Seat Is Tightening: Flanagan Leads Tafoya by Four in New Poll, One in AnotherMinnesota's open Senate race is tightening: a Daily Agenda/Morning Consult poll has Peggy Flanagan ahead of Michele Tafoya 45%-41%, and InsiderAdvantage had it 46%-45%. Early voting is already under way.
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Minnesota 2026 Midterm Guide: Flanagan vs. Tafoya for an Open Senate Seat, and Klobuchar vs. Demuth for GovernorWho is on the Minnesota ballot Nov. 3, 2026: Peggy Flanagan vs. Michele Tafoya for the open Senate seat, Amy Klobuchar vs. Lisa Demuth for governor, and all eight House races, with FEC money and voting information.
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