Minnesota GOP hopeful quits governor race, railing against national 'retribution' stance

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Minneapolis attorney and GOP gubernatorial candidate Chris Madel dropped out of Minnesota’s governor race, criticizing national Republicans’ alleged 'retribution' toward Minnesotans and calling Twin Cities immigration enforcement an 'unmitigated disaster.' He said the national party has made it nearly impossible for a Republican to win statewide, and noted his own background supporting the ICE agent who shot Renee Good as part of his pragmatist stance amid a crowded field seeking to succeed Gov. Tim Walz.
- Minnesota GOP candidate drops out of gubernatorial race, saying he can't support 'retribution' by Republicans PBS
- The Lawyer for the Agent Who Shot Renee Good Thinks ICE Has Gone Too Far The Wall Street Journal
- Republican ends bid for Minnesota governor, citing ‘unconstitutional’ ICE surge The Guardian
- Chris Madel Ends Run for Minnesota Governor, Citing Immigration Crackdown The New York Times
- Monday’s Campaign Round-Up, 1.26.26: Pretti shooting jolts Minnesota’s gubernatorial race MS NOW
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