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Roger Moe
Former Minnesota DFL Senate Majority Leader Roger Moe, during an appearance on MPR's Midday program in 2009.
MPR photo/Tom Weber

The 2010 legislative session begins tomorrow here in St. Paul. Of the 201 members of the Minnesota House and Senate, no fewer than eight are currently running for governor. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with former DFL State Sen. Majority Leader Roger Moe, who was in the legislature at the same time he ran for governor in 2002.

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Roger Moe
Former Minnesota DFL Senate Majority Leader Roger Moe, during an appearance on MPR's Midday program in 2009.
MPR photo/Tom Weber