The Brian Cohn for Minnesota campaign has officially launched with an eye on turning the House District 57B Blue. At an event at Barley and Vine in Lakeville on November 11th, Brian introduced himself and outlined his priorities.
Brian Already has plans for getting together including his first Listening Session on Dec. 9 at Caribou Coffee (near Cedar and Dodd) at 9:00 on December 9 for a listening session. This is an opportunity to let Brian know what’s on your mind and what you’d like to see accomplished in the next legislative session.
Be sure to visit the Brian Cohn for Minnesota website and sign up to help and make a donation to get Brian elected in 2024.
Thanks to the members of Precinct 7 for coming by for another of our Neighborhood Block Parties at Prairie Lake Park Pavilion Lakeville.
Look for our next event soon.
It was a great night for the return of the Patriotic Chicken Dinner hosted by Chuck and Elise Smith-Dewey.
We got to hear from so many of our DFL office-holders. On hand were Representative Angie Craig, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and State Auditor Julie Blaha among others. Not only were there so many DFLers to connect with, there was plenty of fired chicken to enjoy…well into the night.
Thanks to all who came out and supported Senate District 57. We raised over $3000 to help our candidates in coming elections. Check out the pics from the night below.
DFL 57 is one of about 100 organizing units that are part of the state Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) party.
If you agree with even a couple of the following statements, the DFL might be a home for you. Come to caucus to help define our goals for 2022.
DFL57 continues to be involved in issues that impact the voters in our district. Please check back often to find out more about the issues that impact you and your family, as well as what you can do to get involved.
SD57 welcomed Health Care For All Minnesota for Fixing How We Pay for Health Care, Now That We’ve Tried Everything Else presented by Anne C. Jones MA, BSN, RN Vice-Chair of the Board of Health Care for All Minnesota.
What is the impact of our multi-payer system on health spending in the U.S. and in Minnesota, on overall health outcomes, on individuals, families, and businesses? What’s the answer? Are there steps we can take? Haven’t we already tried? What are some of the barriers to change? What are the principles and features of a comprehensive, affordable, high quality health care system that would cover all Minnesotans? How can you help us fix how we pay for health care in MN and in the U.S.?
Check out the slide deck above and download the handouts from the event here.
HCAMN One-Page Summary
Commitment to Act HCAMN
Threats to Medicare
Fixing How We Pay for Health Care – SD 57 DFL – Wed., Sept 20, 2023 7pm Slide Deck
An update on efforts to stop Niagara. By Veda Kanitz The city of Elko New Market is rushing through plans for California-based Niagara Bottling to build a factory in my township, with the intent to sell 310 million gallons each year of groundwater, all in single use plastic bottles.
