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Statement about running for governor: "Convinced that [Norm] Coleman will get into the race as early as this week, Pat Anderson is announcing this morning that she is ending her bid to receive the party's endorsement for governor and instead will try to win back her old job as state auditor." — MinnPost, Jan. 12, 2010
Party: GOP
Current government position: None
Occupation: President of the Minnesota Free Market Institute
Birth date: June 4, 1966
Home: Dellwood
Education: BA in international relations from the University of Minnesota, MA in public administration from Hamline University
Website: Minnesota Free Market Institute bio and Facebook
E-mail: info@mnfreemarketinstitute.org
Key issues and priorities: Her experience as a businesswoman and her position as president of the Minnesota Free Market Institute align her with the GOP's emphases on lower taxes and spending cuts.
Political experience: Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Employee Relations under Gov. Tim Pawlenty in 2007, state auditor (2003-2007), mayor of Eagan (1998-2002), Eagan City Council member (1991-1998).
Background articles: "The Real Pat Awada"
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