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The two-term Eden Prairie legislator becomes the latest candidate to jump into the race.
By MIKE KASZUBA, Star Tribune
Last update: July 16, 2009 - 9:07 PM
State Sen. David Hann on Thursday became the second Republican in two days to announce their candidacy for governor in 2010.
Hann, a 57-year-old business consultant, was flanked by family members as he made his announcement, saying that state policies had driven away business and that Minnesota needed to be restored "to a position of economic vitality."
The two-term Eden Prairie legislator, who serves on two education committees, said he would make education reform a centerpiece of his campaign and push for more local control of school decisions.
Read more...Republican David Hann, a suburban state senator with a background in religion and business, on Thursday joined a fluid race for Minnesota governor.
Published July 16 2009 By: Brian Bakst, Associated Press
ST. PAUL — Republican David Hann, a suburban state senator with a background in religion and business, on Thursday joined a fluid race for Minnesota governor.
Read more...Thursday, 16 July 2009 by T.W. Budig, ECM Capitol Reporter
A state senator from the western metro wants to be the next governor.
Sen. David Hann, R-Eden Prairie, announced his candidacy today (Thursday, July 16) to replace Gov. Tim Pawlenty in 2011.
Flanked by families and supporters at a Capitol press conference, Hann, 57, spoke of making Minnesota into a state of unlimited opportunity.
“We can do better in Minnesota,” said Hann.
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