Local news, sports, weather presented by the WDIO News TeamMinnesota gubernatorial candidates had their last debate ahead of the primary election today at Farmfest, the trade show in Redwood County. Meanwhile, Lindell said he would “substantially” lower property taxes, saying he would save money in education. U.S. Senate Candidates also debated at Farmfest, tackling issues that affect both farmers and everyone else, like tariffs. The Republican-endorsed U.S. Senate candidate Adam Schwarze wasn’t at the debate state, although he did have a Farmfest booth. Farmfest said this isn’t true and that polls determine which candidates were allowed on stage.