The money is a rolling in Minnesota's political circles.
On Tuesday, the first day that organizations and candidates had to report if they received significant political contributions, Education Minnesota's PAC reported it got $160,000 from Education Minnesota and the AFL-CIO's Working America Minnesota's political action fund reported that labor-friendly WIN Minnesota's political action fund had transferred $100,000 to it. The money moves are designed to put the cash where it is needed in the final weeks of the election season.
To check for other so-called 24-hour reports, which have to be filed until election day, go to the state campaign finance board's site here.
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