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Election Updates: Trump will speak at a Minnesota fund-raiser, hoping the state's political divide will put it in play.
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64% : "I don't think Trump would be spending his precious time coming to that event, in the Twin Cities mind you, if his campaign didn't have some good internal numbers," Mr. Phillips said. 56% : But it is a moment to look at the stark divisions in a state where the urban and rural political and social gulf is particularly vast. 50% : "Mr. Phillips said, "I confess to have spoken to more people, and some remarkable people, who say they will vote for Trump. 44% : "Look, I was on the ballot in 2016 when Trump first ran.
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