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The party points to Roe decision and a lack of organizing power in explaining defeats in the state as they look to 2024
Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Jensen bowed his head as his running mate Matt Birk spoke as they conceded the race to Gov. Tim Walz at the very end of the GOP election night party.
Minnesota Republicans find themselves again in the political wilderness after Tuesday's midterm election, shut out of all statewide offices and unexpectedly cast into the minority in the Legislature.
It's a stunning reversal of fortunes in a year predicted to be the strongest environment for Republicans in more than a decade. For even the most seasoned party veterans, the path forward after 2022 is murkier than ever.
"Some of the margins were close, but the reality is Republicans should have run away with this, and they just didn't," said Amy Koch, a GOP strategist and former Senate majority leader.
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