Issues We Care About
Democracy
Reproductive rights
Climate change
Racial Equity
Affordable healthcare
Fair wages
Gun safety
Environmental Justice
Ending police brutality
What We Do
Meet with candidates and lawmakers
Host guest speakers and educational events
Postcard campaigns
Letters to the editor
Getting out the vote
Voter registration
Protests/Rallies
About Us
Based in Minnetonka, Plymouth, and nearby cities, we are a grassroots organization encouraging citizens to be involved in the ongoing work of representative democracy. Minnesota's strength comes from us being there for each other--bringing together people from different places and of different backgrounds to create community. For this to be a place where all of us can thrive, we cannot let a handful of politicians and the richest 1% divide us based on what we look like, where we come from, or how much money we have. We must pick leaders who see all of us as equal and govern for all of us, for generations to come. By joining together, we can make Minnesota a place where community, well being, and respect are for everyone, no exceptions.
Help our progressive candidates!
Our candidates need your help more than ever. Late October up through election day will see significant get out the vote efforts, and you should help with these.
Here are the web sites of the candidates we support.
3rd Congressional District: Representative Dean "Everyone's Invited" Phillips
SD 42 Senate: Bonnie Westlin
SD 45 Senate: Kelly Morrison
HD 42A House Ned Carroll
HD 42B House Ginny Klevorn
HD 45A House Lauren Bresnahan
HD 45B House Patty Acomb
Wayzata School Board Sheila Prior
Plymouth City Council At Large Clark Gregor
Plymouth City Council Ward 2 Julie Peterson
Plymouth City Council Ward 4 Julie Pointner
Minnetonka School Board Mike Remucal
Osseo School Board Kelsey Dawson Walton and Thomas Brooks
Robbinsdale School Board Check out the candidates
Orono School Board Wendy Lundsgaard, Sarah Borchers, and Todd Madson
We also support all of the incumbent Minnesota constitutional candidates, including Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Flanagen, Secretary of State Steve Simon, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Auditor Julie Blaha.
How to Be a Voter in Minnesota
Your vote is your power.
A challenge was recently issued by Colorado Senator Michael Bennet. It is well known that Minnesotans vote at a higher rate than any other state, but Colorado is second. Bennet is challenging Coloradans to outdo Minnesota this year. This will not stand. Get out and vote, don't let the Nil Sine Numinians get past us in this line.
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