MPR News Update for Feb. 3, 2016
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Heavy turnout and long lines at this week's precinct caucuses have renewed interest in trying to move Minnesota to a presidential primary. The last time Minnesota held a presidential primary was in 1992. | Today's Question: Should Minnesota drop the caucus system for a presidential primary?
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