Lindell won't concede Minnesota GOP primary as Demuth leads by double digits

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Mike Lindell refused to concede Minnesota's Republican gubernatorial primary after trailing Lisa Demuth by more than 45,000 votes with most ballots counted, disputing the AP’s call that Demuth won; the stance underscores Lindell’s ongoing election-denial activism and questions about his Minnesota residency, while Demuth becomes the first woman to win the MN GOP nomination and will face Democrat Amy Klobuchar in November, as Trump-endorsed candidates face setbacks.
- Mike Lindell refuses to concede in Minnesota primary despite getting far fewer votes The Guardian
- Minnesota House Speaker Wins G.O.P. Nomination for Governor The New York Times
- What to know about Lisa Demuth, Minnesota’s GOP nominee for governor Star Tribune
- Lindell alleges voting irregularities, refuses to concede The Hill
- Lindell says he needs to investigate votes that led to Demuth's win MPR News
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