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Minnesota, which narrowly went for Al Gore in 2000, also chooses eight House representatives (PARTY KEY).

	George W. Bush (Incumbent)
	John F. Kerry
• Minnesota presidential voting history • 2004 Democratic caucus results

Minnesota has 8 congressional districts:

MN 01

	Gil Gutknecht (Incumbent)
	Leigh Pomeroy
	Greg Mikkelson

MN 02

	John Kline (Incumbent)
	Teresa Daly
	Doug Williams

MN 03

	Jim Ramstad (Incumbent)
	Deborah Watts

MN 04

	Betty McCollum (Incumbent)
	Patrice Bataglia
	Peter Vento

MN 05

	Martin Olav Sabo (Incumbent)
	Daniel Mathias
	Jay Pond

MN 06

	Mark R. Kennedy (Incumbent)
	Patty Wetterling

MN 07

	Collin Peterson (Incumbent)
	David Sturrock

MN 08

	James L. Oberstar (Incumbent)
	Mark Groettum
	Van Presley

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October 12, 2004, is the deadline for voter registration in Minnesota for the November 2, 2004, election. Election Day registration is available at polling places.
More on how to register

Democratic Sen. Mark Dayton and GOP Sen. Norm Coleman face re-election in 2006 and 2008, respectively. Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty is up for re-election in 2006.

All numbers are percentages.

NOTE

1 All numbers are percentages. Party registration figures are from secretary of state offices in each state. Some states do not register by party or collect statewide numbers. Race/ethnicity figures are based on 2002 statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau. Age and income figures come from the 2000 census.

2 Some states have not yet held all of their primaries. Please check often for the most current candidate information.