A local candidate recently appeared on a Minneapolis television program. Kendall Qualls, who is running for governor, participated in an interview. This opportunity was offered to candidates who have a certain level of support.
The invitation was sent to those who are polling above a specific threshold in the primary races for governor and senate. Further information about the interview is available from the source, FOX 9.
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