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Olson: In an all-woman governor’s race, how does the conversation keep coming back to men?
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· August 26, 2026
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Key points This trend is observed despite the fact that certain individuals, such as Donald Trump and Tim Walz, are not on the ballot this year. The emphasis should be on evaluating the candidates, including judge Lisa Demuth and Amy Klobuchar, based on their own merits, rather than in relation to other male figures.
A notable aspect of an all-woman governor's race is the recurring focus on men. The conversation often shifts to male figures, rather than the female candidates themselves.
This trend is observed despite the fact that certain individuals, such as Donald Trump and Tim Walz, are not on the ballot this year.
The emphasis should be on evaluating the candidates, including judge Lisa Demuth and Amy Klobuchar, based on their own merits, rather than in relation to other male figures. Further details on this topic are available from the source.
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Published: August 26, 2026 ·
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