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Tribal member loses U.S. Senate bid
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2002 A member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe lost the Green Party's nomination to a U.S. Senate seat in Minnesota. Ed McGaa had been endorsed by the party over objections by some members, including former vice-presidential candidate and Indian activist Winona LaDuke. He recently ran into trouble over an environmental mess in which he was involved. Ray Tricomo secured the nomination. The incumbent is Sen. Paul Wellstone, a Democrat. The Republican nominee is Norm Coleman. Get the Story:
Green's Tricomo overtakes McGaa (The St. Paul Pioneer Press 9/11)
Gray stopped in auditor's race; major candidates cruise (AP 9/11) Relevant Links:
Ed McGaa - http://members.aol.com/eagleman4 Related Stories:
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Tribal member kicks off Senate campaign (8/6)
Green tribal member faces challenge (7/31)
Opinion: Tribal member not worthy foe (7/23)
Missteps cited in tribal member's bid (7/17)
Lakota man gets Green Party nod (5/20)
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