If today were election day, Minnesotans would pick Attorney General Skip Humphrey to be their next Governor. That's assuming a race between Humphrey and the current Republican front-runner, Norm Coleman -- one of several possible match-ups tested on voters in a new poll by MPR, the Pioneer Press and KARE-11. Minnesota Public Radio's Martin Kaste has more: In this poll, Skip Humphrey looks strong on a number of fronts. Paired off in a hypothetical race against Republican front-runner Norm Coleman, Humphrey comes out on top, 46 percent to 30. Humphrey has to win the DFL nomination before he faces a Republican... but things are looking good for him, there, too: in a survey of likely primary voters, all other DFLers trail Humphrey by at least 19 percentage points. The Humphrey campaign chairman, Vance Opperman, says Democrats have concluded that Humphrey is the one who can lead their party back to the governor's mansion: