Knowledge Is Power.

Your Vote has Real Impacts.

Your vote indicates what’s important to you, what you want your State Legislature to focus on. Your elected officials should represent your values.

That’s why you deserve to know where the candidates stand, what they’ve said, and who has endorsed them.

That’s why I’m giving you the information on who has endorsed me, links to long form Voter Guides, and some other information I think you’ll find interesting.

When you vote, I ask you to remember what you’ve learned, and the transparency that made that possible.

MPR 2026 Voter Guide

MPR News invited every candidate on the ballot to share their priorities with voters in their own words, using a brief 3-question guide to help voters know them.

Build your ballot: Minnesota's 2026 general election | MPR News

Red Wing Chamber of Commerce

Red Wing Area Chamber of Commerce invited all candidates to participate in their Regional Voter Guide designed to help voters learn more about the candidates seeking public office throughout our region.

SE MN Voter Guide

Red Wing League of Women Voters Vote411

The League of Women voters of MN invited all candidates to participate in their non-partisan voters’ guide. VOTE411 helps voters learn about and compare candidates in order to cast informed votes.

VOTE411

Minnesota Society of CPAs (MNCPA)

MNCPA invited all Minnesota House and Senate candidates to participate in their 2026 election guide, in order to help voters better understand where candidates stand on issues affecting Minnesota’s business and regulatory environment.

MNCPA Election Guide: District 20

We The People - Pledge to Amend

Candidates were asked to take a pledge to make the appropriate changes to get big money and oversized billionaire donor influence out of government, putting the power back into the hands of the people.

pledge2025 - 2026 - Move to Amend

MN Privacy Project

All candidates were asked for their opinions opinion they have noted about Flock cameras or Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) in general.

Vote – Minnesota Privacy Project