Stewart Mills in Duluth.
Congressman Rick Nolan met with veterans in Duluth. He delivered the news that the Pentagon and VA had reversed earlier funding cuts for veterans, something Nolan said he fought hard for.
Volunteers worked the phones in Duluth GOP victory office.
Victory cupcakes in the Duluth GOP victory office.
Congressman Rick Nolan helped his wife Mary with her scarf then kissed her as they headed out on a chilly Duluth morning out for a day of campaign stops.
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