Sen. Tafoya? Minnesota Polling Shows a Dead Heat
Brand new polling from the heartland shows that the Democrats have a problem in the Gopher State.Right now, Lt Gov. Peggy Flanagan has a slight 2-point lead, within the margin of error, at 40% vs.
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