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United States House of Representatives elections, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 23:54, November 2, 2020
, 23:54, November 2, 2020→MN-1st district
==Minnesota==
==Minnesota==
===MN-1st district===
===MN-1st district===
Republican representative [[Jim Hagedorn]] is seeking re-election. Rep. Hagedorn voted against the impeachment sham. He was elected in the [[2018 Midterms]] in a very tight race to succeed retiring Democrat [[Tim Walz]], winning by a 0.4% margin despite other [[Republican]] candidates losing in similarly close elections.<ref>[https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/minnesota/house/ Minnesota House Election Results 2018]</ref>
Republican representative [[Jim Hagedorn]] is seeking re-election. Rep. Hagedorn voted against the impeachment sham. He was elected in the [[2018 Midterms]] in a very tight race to succeed retiring Democrat [[Tim Walz]], winning by a 0.4% margin over opponent Dan Feehan despite other [[Republican]] candidates losing in similarly close elections.<ref>[https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/minnesota/house/ Minnesota House Election Results 2018]</ref>
====MN-1 Republican primary====
====MN-1 Republican primary====
====MN-1 Democrat primary====
====MN-1 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Dan Feehan, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Minnesota Primary Results 2020"/>
The Democrat primary was won by Feehan, who ran unopposed to seek a rematch against Hagedorn.<ref name="Minnesota Primary Results 2020"/>
===MN-2nd district===
===MN-2nd district===