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Minnesota campaigns are making final pushes as early voting hits a record pace, and both parties focus on turning out voters.
The Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party held a rally in St. Paul, while Republicans made several stops across Minnesota as Election Day nears.
Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg spoke at the DFL rally and urged supporters to reach voters over the final 48 hours. His message focused on getting people to make a voting plan and cast a ballot.
“I hope and trust you will do everything you can over the next 48 hours of change to make sure we get the word out,” Buttigieg said. “Get through to everybody who hasn’t voted yet, hasn’t made a plan to vote yet, hasn’t registered yet, hasn’t decided yet. If not, how to vote, then whether to vote.”
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