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Governor · MN · Democratic candidate · 2026

Amy Klobuchar

Democratic candidate for governor of Minnesota

U.S. senator and former Hennepin County attorney running for governor on lower household costs, stronger job training and accountable state government.

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StateMinnesota
OfficeGovernor
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Amy stands.

Campaign position

Lower health and prescription costs

  • Would lower prescription costs and make health care more affordable through her state affordability agenda

Campaign position

Build homes and reduce housing costs

  • Supports more home construction and help for first-time buyers, renters and families who need more space

Campaign position

Expand affordable childcare options

  • Would work with providers, schools and employers to increase access to childcare for Minnesota families

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Modernize government and fight fraud

  • Would upgrade state technology, stop misuse of public money and simplify permits and business formation

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Double apprenticeships and workforce training

  • Would expand training routes into skilled jobs and use evidence-based teaching to strengthen reading and math

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Grow rural businesses and farm markets

  • Supports new agricultural markets, stronger farm safety nets, rural broadband and investment in local infrastructure

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2022

    Accomplishment

    Helped enact ocean shipping reform

    Led bipartisan legislation addressing shipping practices and costs that became the Ocean Shipping Reform Act.

  • Experience

    United States senator

    Represents Minnesota in the Senate and serves as ranking member of its Agriculture Committee.

  • Experience

    Hennepin County attorney

    Led the county prosecutor’s office, handling violent crime, fraud and government-corruption cases.

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