Dayton says MNsure rollout not perfect, but has performed well

Before he is sidelined for two weeks because of a treatment for a hip injury, DFL Gov. Mark Dayton will answer questions on a wide range of subjects from the media.

October 22, 2013 at 10:32PM
Gov. Mark Dayton.
Gov. Mark Dayton. (Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Before he is sidelined for two weeks because of a treatment for a hip injury, DFL Gov. Mark Dayton will answer questions on a wide range of subjects from the media.

We will live tweet the event below.

Correction: Dayton said he would entertain a ban on frac sand mining in southeast Minnesota, not southwest Minnesota.

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