Minnesota General Election
Minnesota Governor
Steven Young
Steven Young and Jane Kirby are running for Governor and Lt. Gov. Their motto is " Pro-Water, Anti-ICE." They stand for all the things the vast majority of us want: - Taxing the rich and corporations fairly - basic income. ***Please note that ALL first world nations except ours have some form of universal health care. It's not radical to want that, it's radical that we don't have it yet. Steve and Jane's website is:
Minnesota Lieutenant Governor
Jane Kirby
Steven Young and Jane Kirby are running for Governor and Lt. Gov. Their motto is " Pro-Water, Anti-ICE." They stand for all the things the vast majority of us want: - Taxing the rich and corporations fairly - basic income. ***Please note that ALL first world nations except ours have some form of universal health care. It's not radical to want that, it's radical that we don't have it yet. Steve and Jane's website is:
Minnesota Secretary of State
Seth Kuhl-Stennes
Ranked choice voting for statewide races - Growing democratically controlled businesses - A full and equitable public campaign finance system - Ending money as speech and corporate personhood. His website is:
Minnesota State Senate - District 39
Ngone Niang
Ngone Niang is our endorsed candidate running for MN Senate 39. She represents a new generation of leadership. She says, "I believe public service means answering to the people." If you live in Columbia Heights, Fridley, Hilltop, New Brighton, St. Anthony, or Spring Lake Park, she is on your ballot this year. She stands for: - Lowering housing costs while strengthening housing stability - Investing in youth, mental health and disability access - Strengthening pathways to good-paying jobs, - Putting people and communities over corporate influence Here's her website:
Dakota County Soil and Water Board - District 4
Bruce Johnson
Has voted over a thousand times for environmental protection You can find Bruce on Facebook.
Three Rivers Park District - District 3
Rachel Braaten
The District 3, Three Rivers Park Board campaign this year has a Green Party endorsed candidate who is in a unique race against a Republican. If you live in St. Louis Park, Golden Valley, Crystal, Robbinsdale, Brooklyn Center, or St. Anthony, you will be able to cast your vote for Rachel Braaten. Rachel is a long-time activist for progressive causes, fighting for just social and environmental issues. The three pillars of Rachel's campaign are:
Ecological Wisdom
Respect for Diversity
Future Focus
Those pillars correspond with three of the Green Party's ten key values. Here's Rachel's website: RachelForParks.com
