Mike Lindell Won’t Concede Minnesota’s GOP Gubernatorial Race
Mike Lindell has garnered 32% of the vote in the Minnesota Republican gubernatorial primary, but he remains steadfast in his vow to not concede. The CEO and founder of MyPillow lost to state Rep. Lisa Demuth, the…
Mike Lindell has garnered 32% of the vote in the Minnesota Republican gubernatorial primary, but he remains steadfast in his vow to not concede.
The CEO and founder of MyPillow lost to state Rep. Lisa Demuth, the speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives, who received 43% of the vote of the 95% counted.
Lindell is a longtime supporter of President Donald Trump. He is also a 2020 election denier, a position he had taken in his own race.
Kirsten Swanson of KSTP TV in St. Paul reported Lindell alleged there were irregularities in the vote count.
“Lindell will not concede,” Swanson said. “Claims there are anomalies in the numbers that his teams will be looking into overnight.”
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Like Trump, Lindell has falsely alleged the 2020 election was rigged. In 2025, Lindell was found liable for defamation against a former employee of Dominion Voting Systems, which Lindell, Trump, and others falsely claimed helped rig the election for Joe Biden.