Mike Hatch

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• Mike Hatch does not concede governor's race

  Election 2006: Mike Hatch does not concede governor's race (1am)

  Nov. 8, 2006Save
• Hatch and Dutcher concede governor's race to Pawlenty

  Election 2006: Mike Hatch and Judi Dutcher concede governor's race to Pawlenty

  Nov. 8, 2006Save
• Mike Hatch talks to DFL supporters

  Election 2006: Mike Hatch talks to DFL supporters at 10pm

  Nov. 7, 2006Save
• Major party candidates for governor debate for the first time on TV; Pawlenty, Hatch and Hutchinson

  Minnesota's candidates for governor sparred last night (SUN) in their first televised debate of the campaign. During a debate broadcast live on KSTP-TV and three affiliated ABC stations around the state, Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty, DFL candidate Mike Hatch and the Independence Party's Peter Hutchinson disagreed on issues such as transportation, immigration and property taxes. The debate also offered a glimpse into the personalities of these three men, as they talked about what they liked and disliked about each other. Minnesota Public Radio's Laura McCallum reports.

  Oct. 30, 2006Save
• Candidates for governor debate, third debate of the campaign

  Entire debate from the evening of 9/27/06. The debate featured the three major party candidates for Governor: Pawlenty, DFL Attorney General Mike Hatch and Independence Party candidate Peter Hutchinson. The debate was held at the University of Minnesota's Ted Mann Concert Hall, and was co-sponsored by the U of M's Communication Studies Department and Debate Minnesota, a non-profit, multi-partisan organization established by the Independent Bankers of Minnesota to promote civility in politics.

  Sep. 27, 2006Save
• Mike Hatch's acceptance speech at the DFL state convention

  Mike Hatch's acceptance speech as the candidate for governor at the DFL state convention.

  Jun. 10, 2006Save
• Mike Hatch's speech at the DFL state convention

  Mike Hatch's speech at the DFL state convention

  Jun. 10, 2006Save
• Privacy proposal would close loopholes in state law

  Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch has announced a series of legislative proposals to help Minnesotans guard against identity theft. The so-called 2006 Consumer Privacy Protection Package aims to close loopholes in the state's privacy laws. The measures seek to protect telephone and cell phone records and also allows Minnesota consumers to freeze access to their credit information. Minnesota Public Radio's Greta Cunningham has more.

  Dec. 22, 2005Save
• Legislation proposed to require clean ballasts from ocean going ships arriving in Minnesota ports

  MPR’s Art Hughes reports that two Minnesota legislators are proposing a bill to guard against invasive species hitchhiking in ocean-going ships on Lake Superior. The legislation would require big international ships that travel in Lake Superior to treat ballast water before dumping it into the lake.

  Nov. 22, 20053 minSave
• Benefits for military members likely to get widespread support; Pawlenty and Hatch propose no-interest state loans for returning soldiers, more extensive health care coverage, and benefit incentive program to recruit and retain National Guard

  Some DFL state officials are proposing that the state offer health care benefits and no-interest loans to Minnesota National Guard members and reservists. They say the high number of overseas deployments is placing a tremendous burden on families. Governor Pawlenty has already proposed a package of military benefits, and the issue is likely to receive widespread support at the Capitol. Minnesota Public Radio's Laura McCallum reports...

  Dec. 15, 2004Save