These decisions belong to patients and their doctors—not politicians.

• Protect access to abortion and reproductive healthcare

• Maintain Minnesota’s role as a state that respects personal freedom

• Ensure government does not interfere in private medical decisions

Opponent’s approach: Supports restricting abortion access and putting government between patients and their doctors.

Getting care shouldn’t depend on your zip code or your income.

• Expand access to rural healthcare and telehealth services

• Address workforce shortages so families can actually get care when they need it

• Improve access to mental health services, especially for veterans and families

• Require clear, upfront pricing so people aren’t hit with surprise medical bills

• Lower prescription drug costs and increase transparency

Opponent’s approach: Focus has not been on expanding access or cost transparency, with less emphasis on addressing rural healthcare shortages and affordability challenges.

Families shouldn’t be carrying the burden alone.

• Lower everyday costs through energy efficiency and infrastructure

• Expand access to affordable childcare, especially in rural areas

• Increase transparency in healthcare pricing

Working families shouldn’t be subsidizing everyone else.

• Ask the highest earners to contribute slightly more

• Invest in schools, roads, and emergency services

• Focus on tax fairness, not across-the-board cuts

Opponent’s approach: Broad tax cuts regardless of income level, which can shift the burden onto local communities.

If projects come into our communities, the jobs should stay here.

• Support apprenticeships and workforce pipelines

• Promote fair wages and labor standards

• Prioritize local hiring for local projects

Opponent’s approach: Reducing regulations with less emphasis on wages, labor protections, and local hiring.

Taxpayer dollars should be protected. Period.

• Strengthen oversight before money is lost

• Modernize fraud detection systems

• Enforce real consequences for misuse

Public safety starts with accountability and results.

• Fully prosecute violent crime

• Strengthen coordination with local law enforcement

• Keep illegal firearms out of the hands of criminals

• Promote responsible gun ownership

Service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.

• Expand rural access to mental health care

• Improve job credential recognition

• Ensure veterans and families receive the support they’ve earned

Government should answer to voters, not big money.

• Strengthen transparency and disclosure

• Enforce clear rules around coordination

• Expand reforms that elevate everyday voices

Privacy isn’t optional, it’s a right.

• Set clear limits on surveillance technology

• Strengthen data privacy protections

• Uphold warrants and due process

Our communities need housing—but local families should have a fair shot at owning a home.

• Support converting underused properties into housing

• Reduce outdated zoning barriers where it makes sense locally

• Support local builders and responsible development

• Limit large-scale corporate and private equity purchases of single-family homes

• Prioritize homeownership opportunities for individuals and families

Opponent’s approach: Focus on reducing regulations and fewer restrictions on the housing market, without prioritizing safeguards to ensure local families can compete for homeownership.