By the numbers: President Biden in Minnesota

President Biden officially announced his re-election bid on Tuesday, setting the stage for a potential rematch against former President Trump.

State of play: Biden carried Minnesota and its 10 electoral votes in 2020, defeating Trump 52.4% to 45.3%.

• The win gave Minnesota Democrats a much bigger margin than in 2016, when Hillary Clinton edged out Trump by just 1.5 percentage points.

Zoom in: Biden also won the 2020 primary with 38.6% of the vote, one day after U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar ended her campaign and endorsed his bid.

• In 2008, he pulled .06% in the state's Democratic Caucus, despite dropping out a month prior.
• He ended his 1988 campaign long before Minnesotans weighed in.

The intrigue: Minnesota U.S. Reps. Angie Craig and Dean Phillips made headlines last summer when they expressed support for replacing Biden with a new nominee in 2024.

• At the time, DFL Party chair Ken Martin said "most Democrats in the state don't agree with" that approach.

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