Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the vice presidential running mate for Kamala Harris, is facing renewed scrutiny over past misrepresentations during his 2006 congressional campaign. He claimed to have received an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, which the chamber's president refuted, stating Walz never received such recognition and requested its removal from his campaign biography. The chamber also pointed out that they endorsed Walz's opponent, Congressman Gil Gutknecht. Walz later amended his claim to state that the award was from the Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce, which his campaign attributed to a typographical error. Critics have labeled this and other instances of misrepresentation, including accusations of stolen valor regarding his military service, as patterns of dishonesty. The controversy has sparked debate about Walz's credibility as he steps onto the national political stage.