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The Seven Most Recent DK Tweets

As posted on the @kingsbury Twitter account

  • Sweet, my brother is officially registered for the 2010 TCM now too 55 mins ago
  • Trying to get more crap out of the basement - went through three bins of old cables this afternoon, but there is oh so much more left to do 1 hr ago
  • Haircut, check. Shag Haunted Mansion shirt and nice jeans, check. Expensive vodka, check. Ready for poker! 4 hrs ago
  • So many choices http://twitpic.com/19sxod 6 hrs ago
  • Denver was really the 1 seed? UND vs SCSU for the WCHA title brings back memories of freshman year 20 hrs ago
  • Just when I think kid one's musical tastes are hopeless, she redeems herself by asking to stay in the car to hear John Lennon 1 day ago
  • Kid one happy to be back in the pool swimming laps, even with all the "old people" 2 days ago
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Election 2006 Follow-Up

Posted 10.16.2006 in Politics at 9:52 PM

Rock the VoteWhile working on my election research, there were a few question marks. In the Eagan city council race, candidate Buzz Anderson did not have any website or email information listed in his filing. I did a Google search and found his business email at the Minnesota Retailers Association. He replied with the following contact info:

In the second district congressional race, the Independence Party candidate is listed as Douglas Williams, but he is not listed on the Minnesota Independence Party website. I thought that was really odd and contacted Marian Brown, the IP chair for CD2. She said Mr. Williams does not have the endorsement of the Independence Party and they don’t really know much about him. He appears to be a fringe candidate based on the limited information available online, but I’m still not sure how he got on the ballot as an IP candidate.

Lastly, I was having a hard time deciding who to pick for Eagan mayor. The recent retail developments near my house gave me an opportunity to write both candidates to get their opinions on zoning and development. I emailed Mike Maguire late at night, but he replied within 10 minutes and we ended up exchanging several emails around 1am. His answers were very thorough and I generally agreed with his positions. Cyndee Fields took a little longer to reply and was more succinct, but I also liked her answers. That one is still a toss-up for me…DK