Coverage dated August 11, 2026

Ellison, Schutz set to square off for Minnesota attorney general in November

Headline from Duluth News Tribune

Current Attorney General Keith Ellison is moving onto the general election, according to early and unofficial results as of Wednesday morning. Ron Schutz was the lone candidate on the Republican side.

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  1. Kokomo Tribune

    Keith Ellison wins Democratic nomination for attorney general in Minnesota (opens Kokomo Tribune)

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    Keith Ellison wins Democratic nomination for attorney general in Minnesota.

  2. KAAL Rochester

    ELECTION 2026: Keith Ellison wins DFL nomination for Minnesota attorney general (opens KAAL Rochester)

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    (ABC 6 News) — Keith Ellison has been declared the winner of the DFL nomination for Minnesota attorney general. As of 9:00 p.m., Ellison had received 82% of the vote with 15% of the vote reporting. Ellison will now advance to the November general election to challenge Ronald Schutz, who is running u…

  3. InForum

    Ellison, Schutz appear to be set to square off for Minnesota attorney general in November (opens InForum)

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    Current Attorney General Keith Ellison is moving onto the general election, according to early and unofficial results as of Wednesday morning. Ron Schutz was the lone candidate on the Republican side.

  4. Duluth News Tribune

    Ellison, Schutz set to square off for Minnesota attorney general in November (opens Duluth News Tribune)

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    Duluth News Tribune's feed description

    Current Attorney General Keith Ellison is moving onto the general election, according to early and unofficial results as of Wednesday morning. Ron Schutz was the lone candidate on the Republican side.

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