US EditionRepublican Rep. Kristin Robbins drops out of Minnesota governor race
Robbins said she will keep serving in the Minnesota House through January 2027 and leave public office after ending her gubernatorial campaign.
- On Friday, Minnesota Representative Kristin Robbins suspended her campaign for governor, stating she would fight for the state's future "from the outside."
- Robbins cited the "establishment political class, media, and donors" for allegedly anointing Senator Amy Klobuchar, who refused to engage meaningfully on issues mattering to Minnesotans.
- Her departure narrows the GOP field to seven candidates, with House Speaker Lisa Demuth, Kendall Qualls, and Pillow CEO Mike Lindell remaining as frontrunners.
- The race seeks to replace DFL Gov. Tim Walz, who declined a third term amid scrutiny, while Amy Klobuchar emerged as the leading Democratic candidate.
- Robbins plans to serve as State Representative until January 2027, after which she will continue her advocacy for Minnesota as a private citizen.
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“I Don’t See A Path” – Republican Candidate Drops Out Of Minnesota Gubernatorial Race
Minnesota Republican lawmaker Kristin Robbins has suspended her gubernatorial campaign. “It was not a tough decision to get into the race 10 months ago,” Robbins told Fox News Digital. “We could not allow Tim Walz to have a third term in Minnesota. He’s destroyed our state, and we had to stop him, and so, I think I made a great case for that, and because of all my work on the fraud committee he got out nine months ahead of schedule, which is gre…
State Rep. Kristin Robbins suspends campaign for Minnesota governor
MINNESOTA – Republican State Representative Kristin Robbins of Maple Grove suspends her campaign for Minnesota governor. “Our state government and political system are broken, and after fighting for Minnesotans from the inside for the past eight years, I have determined that the best way for me to fight for the future of our state is from the outside,” Robbins wrote in a statement. Robbins says she’ll continue to fight in the House of Representa…
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