Proudly DFL & Labor Endorsed

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Proudly DFL & Labor Endorsed 〰️

Pro-Worker

Pro-Choice

Pro-immigrant

Pro-Environment

progressive Champion for District 65

DFL Endorsed!

Labor Endorsed!

Endorsed by: Attorney General Keith Ellison, St. Paul Council President Rebecca Noecker, Vice President Hwa Jeong Kim, and the Minnesota AFL-CIO

I believe in politics that say everybody in, nobody out. I believe in politics that know we can only do this together. I believe in politics that understand we all do better when we all do better. I believe in politics rooted in hope, joy, and love. Join me!

Where is District 65?

  • Conventions are an important part of the grassroots nature of the Minnesota DFL as they are the top governing body at each level of our organization. At Conventions, we handle important party business and gather together to put DFL values into action. Here are the most important pieces of business that may be conducted at a convention:

    • Electing officers to lead the party unit to success for the next election cycle.

    • Electing Delegates to the Congressional District Convention and State Convention

    • Electing individuals to represent the unit on the DFL State Central Committee

    • Endorsing candidates for elected office

    • Voting on resolutions to be added to the DFL Party Platform

    • Making changes to the unit’s constitution and bylaws

    All this work is, quite literally, the business that makes our party run!

  • Our Convention will be March 29th at Humboldt High School. It will begin at 10:30 am and will continue through the day until party business is completed.

  • When you arrive at Humboldt, follow the signs to find the Credentials table–there can be a long line early in the day, so we recommend arriving early. At the Credentials table, you will get a badge that identifies who you are and whether you are a Delegate or Alternate. You will need your credentials to be in the voting space.

  • If you are an Alternate, we still ask that you come to Humboldt and get your Credentials by 10:30. When Convention starts, you will sit in the guest area until all the Delegates have signed in. At that point, the Credentials volunteers will call Alternates back and will upgrade as space allows. This will happen throughout the day.

    As an Alternate, you are welcome to hang with other Delegates except when there is a vote.

  • Our campaign (and likely the other campaigns as well) will have a hospitality room. We will have food and supervised activities for kids. Let us know if you have any dietary restrictions or other needs for Convention by filling out our Convention commitment form.

  • Yes! Conventions are family friendly. Our campaign will offer supervised kid activities in our hospitality room.

How and when do I vote in 2026?

  • To vote in Minnesota, you must be:

    • A U.S. citizen

    • At least 18 years old on Election Day (16 & 17 year olds can pre-register)

    • A resident of Minnesota for 20 days

    • Not currently incarcerated for a felony conviction

    • Not under a court order that revokes your right to vote

    Registering is quick and easy. You can register online here with the following:

    • Your Minnesota driver’s license or Minnesota identification card number, or the last four numbers of your Social Security number

    • An email address

    You can check out the Secretary of State website for other ways to register, including on election day.

  • All candidates who file will be on the Primary ballot. In partisan races, multiple candidates may file to be the party’s candidate. The Primary election is where Minnesota voters determine which of those candidates will be on the November General Election ballot for each party.

    When you get your ballot for the primary, you will see columns for each party. You will be instructed to only vote for candidates of one party. So if you vote DFL, you will only vote DFL down your whole ballot. The candidate who wins the primary will be that party’s candidate on the November General Election ballot.

    Minnesota’s Primary Election Day is Tuesday, August 11th, but voters can also vote early between June 26th and August 10th.

  • The General Election is always held on the first Tuesday of November. This year, Election Day is Tuesday November 3rd. You can find your polling place here.

    Minnesota also has early voting in person and by mail. Early voting begins Friday, September 18 and lasts until the day before Election Day. Find your early voting location here.

  • All voters can (and should) vote in both the Primary and General Elections! You can vote early in person or by mail, or in person at your regular voting location on both Primary and General election day.

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