Campaign 2010

Major party candidates for governor spar over budget plans

The three major party candidates for governor in Minnesota --Republican Tom Emmer, Democrat Mark Dayton, and Independence Party candidate Tom Horner-- gathered in Minneapolis for their 11th debate of the campaign season. The candidates dialed up the criticism of each others' plans for tackling a looming state budget crisis.

Guests

• Tom Emmer: Republican candidate for governor in Minnesota.
• Mark Dayton: DFL candidate for governor in Minnesota.
• Tom Horner: Independence Party candidate for governor in Minnesota.

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