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Source: Bill Luther will not attend endorsing convention

Posted at 5:12 AM on August 9, 2006 by Tom Scheck (4 Comments)

A source close to DFL Congressman Bill Luther says Luther will not attend the DFL Party's endorsing convention for attorney general on Saturday. Party delegates are meeting in Sauk Rapids on Saturday with the hopes of endorsing a candidate for attorney general. Luther, Minnesota State Senator Steve Kelley and Minnesota Solicitor General Lori Swanson are all running in the DFL primary this September.

The three candidates got into the race after State Representative Matt Entenza dropped his candidacy on the last filing day. Luther is planning on meeting with reporters later today to discuss his decision and candidacy.


Comments (4)

Is the convention open to the public?

Posted by Mollie G | August 9, 2006 8:31 AM


Jess McIntosh, with the DFL Party, says the convention is open to the public.

Posted by Tom Scheck | August 9, 2006 10:52 AM


Would someone confirm the date? The following information was sent out through the Governor's Office. Aug 10 is Thursday; I thought convention was Sat, Aug 12.

Thank you,
Carol Walsh

Aug. 10. 2 p.m. DFL ATTORNEY GENERAL _ The DFL Party votes on its endorsement for Minnesota Attorney General. Media members are asked to submit requests for credentials to jmcintoshdfl.org.

Location: Sauk Rapids-Rice High School, 1835 Osauka Road N.E. , Sauk Rapids

Contacts: Jess McIntosh (Minnesota DFL Party), (651) 251-6315

Posted by Carol Walsh | August 9, 2006 11:36 AM


Here's the correct information:
DFL PARTY TO VOTE ON ENDORSEMENT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

Who: DFL State Central Committee

What: Votes on endorsement for Attorney General

When: 2pm, Saturday, August 12

Where: Sauk Rapids-Rice High School

1835 Osauka Road NE,

Sauk Rapids, MN

Posted by tom scheck | August 9, 2006 11:40 AM


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