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Meet the 2020 Republican Candidates

U.S. Senate Endorsed Candidate

Jason Lewis for Senate
https://lewisformn.com/

Website: lewisformn.com

Twitter: @LewisForMN

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LewisForMN/

Campaign Email: info@lewisformn.com

U.S. Mail: Jason Lewis for Senate
P.O. Box 4515
St. Paul, MN 55104

Candidates Running for Minnesota’s Legislative Offices in

Saint Paul’s Senate and House Districts

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Information from Minnesota Secretary of State Website: Candidates.SOS.State.MN.US
Please consider donating to and/or volunteering for any or all candidates listed below.
 
Alexander Buster Deputie for Senate District 67
To donate, go to https://secure.anedot.com/ alexander-buster-deputie/donate
 
John Stromenger for House District 67A
Email: Stromenger4House67A@gmail.com
 
Fred Turk for House District 67B
(call Fred or use messenger to contact him about contributing to his campaign)
Phone: 651-231-1293
Email: ffredturk@gmail.com
 
Greg Copeland for Senate 66
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009181217839 (use messenger to contact him about contributing to his campaign)
Email: gregcopeland1@comcast.net
Phone: (651) 776-7894
 
Brett Rose for House District 66A
 
Mikki Murray for House District 66B
Website coming soon
Email: mikkimurrayforminnesota@gmail.com
Twitter: @MikkiMurray
(use FB messenger to contact her about contributing to his campaign)
 
Paul Holmgren for Senate District 65
Donate via PayPal to pholmgren@dnet.net
 
Sharon Anderson for Senate District 64
 
As we get other candidate information we’ll update this post.

Your Vote Counts


Information from Minnesota Secretary of State Website: SOS.State.MN.US/Elections

Register to Vote: Online Voter Registration

Where do I Vote? Polling Place Finder

How do I get an Absentee Ballet? Online Request For An Absentee Ballet

  • In Minnesota, you can vote early with an absentee ballot starting 46 days before Election Day. 

Can I Vote Early? 

2020 Election Dates

  • AUG
    11  PRIMARY ELECTION
  • NOV
    3

    ELECTION DAY!

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A Letter From our MNGOP Chairwoman

Dear Minnesota Republicans,

We are just a week away from the August 11th Minnesota Primary and the importance of your vote and voice matters.

The left has long been positioning to change our election laws and the way we vote – by hiding behind COVID to encourage a system of all voting by mail.  Today, the Star Tribune, the Democratic Party’s media arm, ran this story to highlight, reinforce and encourage voting by mail. Click on the underlined hyperlink to read the story.

An excerpt from the article here: 

Voters across the state have requested 10 times as many absentee ballots for the upcoming Aug. 11 primary election as in the primary election four years ago. As of Friday, about 545,830 absentee ballots had been requested, according to the Secretary of State’s Office. At that point in 2016, there were 25,930 ballot requests; in 2018, there had been about 54,265 requests by the end of July.

What the article does not mention is the enormous marketing investment made into promoting the vote by mail initiative.  From the Governor to the Secretary of State’s office: significant dollars have been spent on  direct mail to voters homes, promotion in local citywide publications and a public relations push statewide.

In general absentee ballot requests would increase this cycle with the onset of COVID-19, but the narrative presented doesn’t give the full picture.

If McDonald’s Corporation spent $0 on marketing versus the $1 billion a year they spend; do you think sales would decrease, increase or remain flat? This is the same concept.

The bottom line is this: the Democratic Party wants to transform our elections to all voting by mail, so they can steal the election on November 3rd.  Watch the video below for more information.

To see a very intriguing ‘test story’ on voting by mail. Click here to watch WRDW’s piece.

As always, thanks for what you do.  We must stand tough and strong and fight for our country!

Sincerely,

Jennifer Carnahan

MUST WATCH: The Difference Between Absentee Voting and All Voting By Mail

Vote Endorsed Republican Candidates on Aug 11! 

This primary season we have several Republican candidates that chose not to honor the endorsement process of our party.  The endorsement process is the voice and vote of our grassroots. This process is what allows the party to stand behind our candidates 100%.

Instead of handling lost endorsement races with grace; most of these candidates place blame on everyone but themselves. Their approach has been vitriolic and full of mud-slinging. Their goal: divide our party and force our organization to spend thousands of dollars defending our endorsed candidates.

It’s important we vote for our endorsed candidates on August 11th!  Please don’t forget to vote!

Jason Lewis
Kendall and Sia

Lacy and Pete

Michelle

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Jennifer Carnahan, Chair
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Republican Party of Minnesota
7400 Metro Boulevard
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(651) 222-0022
www.mngop.com
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WHY CAUCUS?

Below information from: https://mngop.com/precinct-caucus-conventions-info/

In Minnesota, political parties are organized and conduct business at precinct caucuses and conventions. Caucus is the first step in the process to making recommendations for changing and adopting the State Party Platform, selecting Party Officers, and endorsing candidates for state and national offices.

We need you to come out on Tuesday night so we can activate our Saint Paul base!

Caucus will be on Tuesday, February 25, at 7:00PM-arrive by 6:45pm.  You can find your caucus location here.

Precinct Caucuses

A precinct caucus is held every 2 years, in even numbered years. A caucus is a gathering of like-minded neighbors to organize your local party unit, to give party members an opportunity to be heard, and to hear the views of others.

To participate at Caucus, you must be 18 years old at the time of the next election (November 3rd, 2020) and live within the precinct to participate. For the first time since 1992, Minnesota will not have a Presidential Preference Ballot at caucus, but we encourage you to vote in the March 3rd Presidential Primary!

Here is a quick overview of the process of caucus night:

  1. Attendees will provide their contact info (name, address, phone, & email) and sign to affirm they are members of the Republican Party.
  2. Election of a chair & secretary of the caucus, plus the appointment of tellers.
  3. Precinct officers will be elected to serve a 2 year term.
  4. Delegates and alternates will be elected to attend the annual BPOU (Basic Political Organizational Unit) convention.
    • Precinct elected delegates and alternates are also voting members at Saint Paul Republican City Committee meetings.
  5. Election Judges, Poll Challengers, and other volunteers will be recruited.
    • You can sign up to be an election judge here.
  6. Additions and changes to the State Party Platform will be discussed
    • Caucus is your chance to submit recommended changes to the State Party Platform.  This is the only time when suggested changes are collected. 
    • You can find a copy of them here: Resolution Form & Republican Party of MN Standing Platform.
    • After Caucus, those platform resolutions are brought to the BPOU Conventions to be discussed and voted on.  The resolutions receiving a favorable vote are moved to the Congressional District Conventions.  The resolutions receiving favorable votes at the Congressional District Conventions are then taken to the State Convention for the Party Platform Committee to review and organization proposed changes. The proposed changes will then be discussed and voted on at the State Convention.
2018 Republican-Party-of-MN-Standing-Platform
Resolution-Form

Basic Political Organizational Unit (BPOU) Conventions:

BPOU Conventions are the next step in the MNGOP party process.  Delegates and alternates elected at their caucuses will move on to participate in their BPOU convention where they will:

  • Elect delegates and alternates to the Congressional District and State Conventions
  • Vote on platform resolutions passed on from Precinct Caucuses
  • Conduct other local party business
  • Endorse candidates for State House and Senate

Attend Caucus on Tuesday night and help kick off the 2020 political year! 

Again, you can find your caucus location here.

Regards,
Saint Paul Republican City Committee Officers

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