Minnesota Progressive Party

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This article is about the Minnesota Progressive Party. For other uses, see Progressive Party (disambiguation).

The Minnesota Progressive Party is the name of a minor political party in Minnesota. It was first formed as a branch of the national Progressive Party during the 1948 election, supporting Henry A. Wallace for president and also running a candidate for Governor of Minnesota.[1] The name was later reused by Eugene McCarthy as one of several minor state political parties supporting his independent campaign for president in 1988.[2]

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