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Campaign Notebook

08/08/08
by Mary Lahammer
Gov. Pawlenty's national prospects and travels lead my Campaign Notebook this week. The week began with a warm welcome full of autograph seekers at Farmfest and ended with the story and photo on the front page of the New York Times. 
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Another Campaign Notebook (08/08/08)

Mary Lahammer had fun watching all the Senate ads this week; that's one of the segments in this week's Campaign Notebook media digest.

They Want to Be Your Senator (08/01/08)

A few weeks back we introduced you to the endorsed Independence Party candidate for U.S. Senate. This week we hear from two other well-known candidates running in the IP Senate primary.

Campaign Notebook

07/18/08
by Mary Lahammer
Looking back at the week in politics, the U.S. Senate race was the story. From Jesse Ventura's announcement with Larry King on CNN that he wasn't running to 7 Independence Party members jumping in from former U.S. Senator Dean Barkley and former IP Chair Jack Uldrich. Getting less press is the fact there are also 7 DFLers in this race, most notably Priscilla Lord Faris who is challenging Al Franken. It was a madhouse outside the secretary of state's office for candidate filing.
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Mary's Campaign Notebook (07/18/08)

A wild and wacky filing deadline day forms the basis of Mary Lahammer's look at the week in politics.

IP's First Ad

07/17/08
by Mary Lahammer
One of the Independence Party candidates for U.S. Senate, Jack Uldrich, tried to prove he's going to have a different approach to his campaign. He rolled out a YouTube-inspired web commercial. Uldrich is a smart and thoughtful guy, but this ad may be too smart and too complicated for the web. One young person who saw the ad told me it's too long and confusing.
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Last-Minute Senate Surge

07/15/08
by Mary Lahammer
The media were there in mass to watch the unpredictable last-minute candidate filings at the secretary of state's office. The Independence Party of Minnesota will have quite the spirited primary with more than half a dozen candidates now in the mix.
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A Political Panel (10/27/06)

This is our final political panel before the election. Republicans Fritz Knaak and David Strom join in the fray with Democrats Jane Ranum and Ember Reichgott Junge and IP supporter Jack Uldrich.

A Super-Sized Political Panel (09/01/06)

Republicans Sarah Janecek and Brian Sullivan, DFLers Wy Spano and Mary Jo McGuire and IP supporter Jack Uldrich squeeze onto the couch to talk politics.

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