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3rd District: Wendy Wilde


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Wendy Wilde announced her candidacy for the 3rd District seat on April 29, 2006. Wilde, whose real name is Wendy Pareene, has worked for WCCO Radio and recently for Air America Minnesota. She described her motivation for running in a blog entry on her site, "Jim Ramstad has been rubber stamping George Bush and Tom Delay policies for the last several years. He voted to give oil companies a free pass to gouge consumers at the gas pumps. Then he voted for an energy plan that gives big oil even more tax cuts on top of the record profits the industry is enjoying at our expense."

Candidate Bio

Wendy Wilde
Political affiliation:
DFL Party
Born:
February 4, 1961
Personal:
Married to Michael. Three children: Alex, 20; David, 18; Meg 15.
Occupation:
Radio talk-show host.
Education:
University of Dayton, pre-medicine. University of Minnesota, communications studies and political science.
Major political experience:

Campaign contribution profile

Total receipts
$50,973
Total disbursements
$33,415
Cash on hand
$17,557
Source: Federal Elections Commission
October 2006

Resources and Links

Campaign Web site:
Document wildeforcongress.com

Candidate Pages

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