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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he is dropping re-election bid

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a Democrat, said Monday that he is ending his re-election bid and will not seek a third term in office

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Gov. Tim Walz Drops Re-election Bid, and Amy Klobuchar May Run Instead

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Walz refuses to quit after dropping re-election bid amid Minnesota fraud firestorm: 'Over my dead body'

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Gov. Tim Walz says he doesn't know what future holds for him after abandoning reelection bid

But Walz, who has come under fire for failing to prevent massive fraud in government programs on his watch, on Monday abandoned his quest for a third term as governor.

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Minnesota governor accuses Trump of using fraud as excuse to attack state

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Minnesota Gov Tim Walz on GOP calls for him to resign: 'Over my dead body'

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz drops reelection bid amid scrutiny over state's fraud scandal

Walz was seeking a third term as governor, but has received scrutiny over widespread fraud that stole billions from federal programs in Minnesota.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz ends reelection bid amid child-care fraud scandal

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Editorial: Rampant fraud is undermining faith in government. Gov. Tim Walz was right to exit.

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GOP sees Minnesota Senate seat in play after Walz quits re-election amid massive fraud scandal

Republicans see opportunity in Minnesota's open Senate seat as fraud scandal rocks Democratic Party. GOP optimistic about flipping blue state in 2026.

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Gov. Tim Walz abandons re-election bid as fraud scrutiny intensifies

Walz said that over the holidays he changed his mind about running again. He talked to U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar ahead of his announcement, and she’s said to be seriously considering the race.

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Tim Walz ends reelection campaign for governor of Minnesota

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will not seek reelection for a third term as governor, saying he can't give a political campaign his all after what he described as an "extraordinarily difficult year for our state.