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Latest statement about running for governor: Lt. Gov. Carol Molnau says she is still considering whether to make a run. "My family and I have done some talking and ... we haven't come to a conclusion," Molnau said Aug. 6 at Farmfest.
Party: Republican
Current government position: Lieutenant governor
Elected: 2002
Term: Second
Occupation: Farmer
Birth date: Sept. 17, 1949
Home: Chaska
Education: University of Minnesota
Website: Lieutenant governor's office
E-mail: lt.governor@state.mn.us
Key issues and priorities: Transportation, agriculture
Political experience: While serving as lieutenant governor, Molnau served as commissioner of the Department of Transportation from 2004 until early 2008, when the DFL-controlled Senate removed her on a party-line vote. She was first elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives in 1992 and served five terms.
Background articles:
MinnPost: "End of the road looms for Molnau"
Lieutenant governor's office
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