MN Attorney General Candidate Debate: Keith Ellison And Doug Wardlow

By: Michael McIntee | September 21, 2018

Keith Ellison (DFL) and Doug Wardlow (R) both candidates for Minnesota Attorney General debate on the Friday Sept 21, 2018 Almanac show.

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