Talk:Independence Party of Minnesota

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I moved the Reform party of MN to redirect to this page because it is the same party that went by a different name for about 4-5 years the information on the two pages were almost identical. Perhaps some people think we should do two articles on Jesse Venture one under his real name and one under his stage name, but I do not think that would make sense as it does not make any sense to have to seperate articles about the same party. Plus please take your advice and not move pages with out discussion first.

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In January, 2006, Hutchinson was formally endorsed by the IP, becoming the second formal gubernatorial candidate in the 2006 election (after incumbent governor Tim Pawlenty).

Above statement doesn't make sense. Endorsement doesn't happen until the state convention! Even if only one candidate, delegates could still offer No endorsement.

Tom Ruen 08:27, 25 February 2006 (UTC)