A day after the first debate of the gubernatorial race, in Rochester, both Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican challenger Jeff Johnson are making public appearances.
DFLer Dayton has no political events planned, but he's appearing in his official capacity at a Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport event to announce the installation of a large solar power project at the airport.
Johnson is scheduled to attend a Blue Cross Blue Shield forum in Eagan.
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