Tom Emmer has represented Minnesota’s 6th Congressional District since 2015 and currently serves as House Majority Whip, the third-ranking position in Republican leadership. A lifelong Minnesotan and former small-business owner, attorney, and state legislator, Emmer brings practical Midwestern experience to Washington. He has consistently prioritized issues that matter to the Minnesota's Sixth District—agriculture, manufacturing, energy costs, and local infrastructure.
Emmer’s record on border security, public safety, and economic relief is unmatched. He helped advance major border enforcement measures, including the Laken Riley Act, and has pushed to combat fentanyl trafficking that reaches Minnesota communities. He backed making tax relief permanent, reducing regulatory burdens, and restoring energy production to ease costs for working families. Congressman Emmer also champions school choice, parental rights in education, and support for law enforcement, including mental-health resources for officers.
As Majority Whip, Emmer plays a central role in turning campaign promises into legislation, delivering results for Minnesota while advancing a broader agenda of limited government, secure borders, and economic growth. To learn more and support Congressman Tom Emmer as he campaigns to represent Minnesota's Sixth District, visit https://emmerforcongress.com


Lisa Demuth, Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives, is a lifelong Minnesotan, small-business owner, and former school board member who has built a record of pragmatic conservative leadership from her base in Cold Spring. First elected to the House in 2018, she rose quickly to minority leader and then became the first Republican woman to serve as Speaker. In that role she navigated a closely divided Legislature, helped deliver a budget with significant spending restraint, advanced anti-fraud measures including an independent Office of Inspector General, and secured conservative victories on taxes, work requirements, and public safety.
A Demuth administration is committed to making Minnesota more affordable and accountable after years of one-party, Socialist Democratic rule. Prioritizing cutting taxes for working families, ending the tax on Social Security benefits for seniors, returning surplus dollars to taxpayers, and commons sense relief like cutting license tab fees are at the forefront of Speaker DeMuth's blueprint for Minnesota.
She has made eliminating widespread government fraud a signature issue, promising stronger oversight, prosecution of perpetrators, and a cultural shift toward accountability in state agencies. Additional priorities include supporting law enforcement, reforming education to focus on core academics rather than ideology, expanding energy options for reliability and lower costs, and streamlining permitting to keep businesses and jobs in Minnesota.
Speaker Demuth offers experience governing in a divided environment and a proven ability to win elections. Her combination of legislative results, focus on fiscal responsibility and fraud prevention, and Midwestern practicality are the strongest path to restoring balance and opportunity in state government. To learn more visit https://lisaformn.com
Michele Tafoya is a four-time Emmy Award-winning sports broadcaster and former NFL sideline reporter who built a national reputation for clear, direct reporting on the biggest stages in football. After retiring from NBC’s Sunday Night Football, she shifted into political commentary and launched a podcast focused on accountability and cultural issues.
Tafoya WILL restore common sense and integrity to Minnesota’s representation in Washington. Prioritizing fighting the government fraud and waste that has cost Minnesota taxpayers billions, supporting law enforcement with better resources and protections, securing the border while deporting criminal offenders, and protecting fairness in women’s sports. She also emphasizes fiscal responsibility, cutting costs for middle-class families, improving education outcomes, and standing against policies she views as extreme or disconnected from everyday Minnesotans. Her background outside career politics and willingness to speak plainly position her as a candidate who can appeal beyond the base.
Minnesota needs a senator willing to call balls and strikes, hold both parties accountable when necessary, and put the state’s families and taxpayers first after years of one-party dominance and national embarrassment. That Senator is Michele Tafoya. Read more at https://micheletafoya.com


A lifelong Minnesotan, Army veteran, and one of the nation’s most accomplished trial lawyers, Ron Schutz is one of Minnesota's most accomplished attorneys and is ready to hit the ground running on day one. Raised on a dairy farm near Adrian, he earned an engineering degree on an ROTC scholarship, graduated with honors from the University of Minnesota Law School, and served as a Captain in the Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps, where he tried felony jury trials. He went on to become a partner and longtime chairman of a major national litigation firm, earning recognition as one of Forbes’ Top 200 Lawyers, a Minnesota Super Lawyer for more than two decades, and a “Lawdragon Legend.” He has secured landmark courtroom victories for inventors, small businesses, and individuals against powerful corporate interests.
Ron is running for Attorney General to restore focus on core responsibilities: enforcing the law, protecting taxpayers, and supporting public safety. He has made combating the massive government fraud scandals that have cost Minnesota billions a central priority, arguing the current office has failed to aggressively pursue accountability. He pledges stronger backing for law enforcement, tougher approaches to violent crime, defense of fairness in women’s and girls’ sports, and a return to non-political enforcement of the rule of law rather than national political battles.


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