Project to inform voters adopted by Twin Cities North Chamber of Commerce

Kate Garlock
Bulletin staff

The Republican delegates have left St. Paul, the major news networks have stopped camping out in Rice Park, but there's still a place close to home where Minnesotans can turn for their political fix - the Minnesota Prosperity Project.

According to its website, the project is, "designed to keep all Minnesotans informed and educated on the issues that most affect our state's jobs and economy."

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