Sen. Amy Klobuchar Announces Minnesota Governor Candidacy Thursday
PUBLISHED Jan 29, 2026, 7:48 AM ET
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ST. PAUL — Sen. Amy Klobuchar announced Thursday that she is running for governor of Minnesota, posting a campaign video on X that cited recent state tragedies and federal actions. Klobuchar said Minnesotans have “been through a lot” and pledged to unify the state, oppose President Trump’s immigration enforcement in Minnesota and address public-safety and governance concerns. Her entry follows Gov. Tim Walz’s decision to end his reelection bid amid scrutiny over child-care funding, and comes after she filed formal campaign paperwork. News outlets reported her campaign statements, video, filings and campaign fundraising. Based on 7 articles reviewed and supporting research.
By Lauren Mitchell | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- Within the past year Minnesota reported several high-profile violent incidents and enforcement actions referenced by candidates.
- Jan. 5 — Gov. Tim Walz announced he would end his reelection bid amid scrutiny over child-care funding.
- Jan. 22 — Sen. Amy Klobuchar filed paperwork to form a gubernatorial campaign committee.
- Campaign organizers briefly postponed a planned launch after a fatal weekend shooting, according to reporting.
- Thursday — Klobuchar posted a campaign video on X and formally announced her run for governor.
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Amy Klobuchar and Minnesota Democrats gained a high-profile, experienced candidate who immediately became a front-runner for the governor’s race.
Gov. Tim Walz’s withdrawal reshaped the Democratic succession; Minnesotans affected by recent shootings and violence continue to face public-safety and governance challenges referenced in campaign statements.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar Announces Minnesota Governor Candidacy Thursday
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