MN-GOV 2022: Which MN GOP candidate beats Walz?

[slothdem]

I'd rate MN-GOV 2022 as Lean R/Tilt R

MN Republicans are going to use the Floyd murder/Minneapolis crime-police rift as a wedge to win the goverorship

Daudt can eke a win over Walz 50-49 with a recount

Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar are lucky they are not up for reelection in 2022 and if Peterson wins reelection in MN-07, he'll retire in '22.

MN-AG is Tossup

People are lucky that the police union-backed Doug Wardlaw did not win in 2018 because he would have been like Daniel Cameron in KY and not even bother charging the cops for murder

Is this a joke? The election is Likely D at worst. I don't know who Kurt Daudt is but I know he won't beat Tim Walz.

[slothdem]

Walz is safe. This is like asking if Johnny Nalbandian will beat Judy Chu.

Yes, it’s a well-known fact that the partisan leans and electoral trends of CA-27 and MN are virtually identical...

(FTR, I think Walz starts out as the favorite and in a better position than Whitmer/Evers even in a Biden midterm, but I don’t think it’s more favorable than Lean D to Democrats.)

I don't know that Walz is in a better position than Whitmer. I'm not sure that Whitmer is beatable.