Minnesota and North Dakota Voter's Guide

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Minnesota US House District 6

Also referred to as a congressman or congresswoman, each Representative is elected to a two-year term serving the people of a specific congressional district in the federal government. Among other duties such as impeachment of executive branch members, representatives introduce bills and resolutions with the responsibility of revenue, serve on committees, and can help their constituents receive federal benefits or services. The number of representatives per state is proportional to population with 435 in total.If your candidate didn’t fill in the guide below, visit the Secretary of State’s Candidate Filing site to find contact info. If you reach out, ask candidates to complete their Vote411 Voters Guide from the LWVMN!

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    Tom Emmer
    (Rep)

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    Jeanne Hendricks
    (DFL)

Biographical Information

If elected, what will your top three priorities be and why? (750 characters)

What will you do to support a vibrant economy across the United States, and to address inflation? (500 characters)

What, if any, actions would you take to address threats facing the United States due to climate change? (500 characters)

What, if anything, should our country do to ensure quality healthcare at an affordable cost for all, and access to reproductive health services? (500 characters)

What measures do you support to improve and secure elections, and to ensure voting access in our country? (500 characters)

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Campaign Website http://emmerforcongress.com
Facebook (Full URL) http://www.facebook.com/TomEmmerGOP/?ref=embed_page
Campaign Twitter Handle @gopmajoritywhip
Campaign Email info@emmerforcongress.com
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Campaign Website http://hendricksformn.com
Contact Phone Todd Prieb
Facebook (Full URL) http://www.facebook.com/hendricksformn
Campaign Twitter Handle @https://x.com/HendricksforMN
Campaign Email info@hendricksformn.com
1. Securing Women's Reproductive Rights making this national law. 2. Voting for and sponsoring legislation that supports addressing climate change. 3. Supporting commonsense gun safety legislation, including a ban on assault weapons.
Support ACA and right for Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices with big pharma. Support Unions right to organize, bargain and receive prevailing wage (Davis Bacon)
Author legislation to require methane sequestration in farming and landfill waste management. Sponsor and vote for bills promoting solar, wind and biofuels.
I will support a Federal Law legalizing access to reproductive health services for all women. I support codifying Roe v Wade into Federal Law including access to contraception and IVF. Strengthen ACA by continuing to negotiate with big Pharma to reduce costs of medications for all.
I support the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act which would reinstate the enforcement mechanism that prevented states from making changes to voting laws and practices if they have a history of voting discrimination, unless they clear those charges through federal officials.
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