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Linda Runbeck (born June 11, 1946) is an
American politician who
served as a
member of the
Minnesota House of
Representatives from 1989 to 1993 and again...
- The Teichgraeber–
Runbeck House is a
historic Queen Anne-style
house at 116 Mill
Street in Lindsborg, Kansas. It was
built during 1906-07 and
added to...
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might siphon off
enough votes from
McCollum to
allow Runbeck to win. But
McCollum defeated Runbeck by 17 points, with
Foley in a
distant third place. Foley...
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former Minnesota governor and
presidential candidate, Tim
Pawlenty Linda Runbeck,
Republican member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives;
former member...
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Olympus and
Vantage machines are sold by BlueCrest.
Runbeck uses
Vantage sorters from BlueCrest.
Runbeck also
processes envelopes under contract. The signature-matching...
- died
October 10, 2000. DFL hold. ▌Y
Betty McCollum (DFL) 48.0% ▌Linda
Runbeck (Republican) 30.9% ▌Tom
Foley (Independence) 20.6% ▌Nicholas Skrivanek...
- (1887)
Smoky Valley Roller Mill (1898)
Swedish Pavilion (1904) Teichgraeber-
Runbeck House (1906)
Lindsborg United States Post
Office (1938)
National Register...
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Runbeck,
printed 36
million ballots for 214
counties in 11
states for the
November 2020 election, of
which about half were
postal ballots.
Runbeck did...
- intellectual, and
ethnic strengths to
reinvent their town. The Sandzén Gallery,
Runbeck Mill,
Swedish Pavilion,
historical museum at
Bethany College, and Messiah...
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Runbeck by a
margin of more than 17
percent of the vote. Due to a
surprisingly strong showing by
Foley (who
finished about 10
percent behind Runbeck)...
