U.S. Lieutenant Governors

This happened because you said Minnesota is not for sale.

This happened because of you. This happened because you said Minnesota is not for sale.

For months now, I have been telling you that this campaign was about the many vs. the money. The many just won.

If elected, Flanagan, a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, would be the first Native American woman to serve in the Senate.

It’s time to fight for what people actually need,” Flanagan recently told the Guardian. “And so often I think Democrats are like: ‘What do we think we can win?’ Instead of: ‘What are the fights that we should be picking?’

What do we think we can win? Instead of: ‘What are the fights that we should be picking?’

It’s time to fight for what people actually need.

I’m ready to throw down for supporting farmers and reforming healthcare by eliminating prior authorization.

Truly affordable housing so that people can pay their rent and young people can buy their first home before they're middle-aged.

As your next senator, here are the things that I'm ready to throw down for: Ending the despicable priorities of an administration that hands out tax breaks to billionaires, builds gilded ballrooms and spends billions on bombs while…

Donald Trump has cost our state far too much, already. And we are not about to give Donald Trump another loyal soldier like Michele Tafoya to take his orders and do his bidding.

For months now I have been telling you this campaign is about the many versus the money. Well guess what? The many just won.

We need radical change, including ripping apart ICE and expanding Medicare to cover everyone.

I will fiercely defend the programs that helped me move into the middle class.

No payment can replace a loved one or erase what survivors endured.

As we approach three years since the Maui wildfires, our hearts remain with every family carrying the pain of that day.

Voting three days into the second Trump administration for Donald Trump’s immigration bill that allowed him to terrorize our communities, the loss of life, the economic impact, the trauma — it’s horrific.

We can stand with the immigrant community and not just when it’s politically expedient for us.

They want folks who aren’t going to govern by sternly worded letter.

I also think it shows a pretty big disconnect from Minnesotans and the communities here.

Quantum technology is going to change how we compute, communicate, manufacture, discover new medicines and defend our country, and Utah has the people and infrastructure to help lead that transformation.

It is big corporations, it’s special interests who are putting their thumb on the scale in our elections across the country.

We recognize we have agency. We’re not bystanders of the world. We can shape the future.

House races are important, but the Senate is in play and it’s going to go through this state.