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Working every day to build a Better Minnesota: Made all-day kindergarten a reality for every Minnesota child and invested in early learning. Passed the Women's Economic Security Act to make sure women receive equal pay for equal work. Froze tuition and increased financial aid to help more than 100,000 students pay for college. Turned a $6 billion deficit into a $1.2 billion surplus, providing tax relief to 2.3 million Minnesotans. Increased the state minimum wage, which will give 325,000 hardworking Minnesotans a raise. Minnesota added 150,000 jobs since January 2011, and we now have more jobs than ever before. Learn more and join the campaign at MARKDAYTON.ORG   Help Governor Mark Dayton and Lt. Governor candidate Tina Smith keep moving Minnesota forward. Join the campaign today and remind your friends and neighbors to VOTE ON NOVEMBER 4TH! markdayton.org   /markbdayton   @mark_dayton This is an independent expenditure, not approved by any candidate, nor is any candidate responsible for it. Prepared and paid for by the Minnesota DFL Party, 255 East Plato Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55107  [union bug]

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Prepared and paid for by the Minnesota DFL Party, Ken Martin, Chair.  255 East Plato Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55107. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
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Card, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2".

GOVERNOR DAYTON: Fighting for Minnesota's Middle Class   STATE BUDGET SURPLUS $1B More jobs, a growing middle class, and more progressive taxes have bought Minnesota  from a projected $6.2 billion budget deficit to a $1.1 billion surplus Freezing College Tuition at all public Minnesota Colleges & Universities $2.8 Billion Debt owed to Minnesota's Schools: PAID IN FULL Since Governor Dayton took office in 2011, Minnesota has added nearly 134,000 new jobs - Minnesota has more jobs today than every befor in our state's history. 134,000 JOBS Providing All-Day Kindergarten for Every Child Improving Minnesota's Business Climate - According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Minnesota had the fifth-fastest growing economy in the nation in 2012 HELP US CONTINUE TO BUILD A BETTER MINNESTA CONNECT WITH THE CAMPAIGN SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER AND GET THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL LIKE ON FACEBOOK SAY HI ON TWITTER WWW.MARKDAYTON.ORG   PAID FOR BY MARK DAYTON FOR A BETTER MINNESOTA [union bug]