This campaign is built the old-fashioned way — neighbor to neighbor.
No national machine. No paid crowd. Just people here in District 29 who believe government should be steady, accountable, and fair..
If you agree, there’s a place for you.
You don’t need political experience. Just a willingness to show up.
A lawn sign tells your neighbors something simple:
“This matters.”
In rural communities, that carries weight.
Face-to-face conversations still matter here.
We keep it respectful, brief, and neighborly.
No pressure tactics. No scripts that feel artificial.
Not everyone can knock doors. Calling voters from home helps us reach people across the district.
Coffee at your kitchen table. A few neighbors in the garage.
Simple conversations build real trust.
Parades. County fairs. Community events.
Extra hands always help.
That kind of leadership only happens if people step forward.
Campaigns in rural Minnesota aren’t won by noise.
They’re won by relationships.
Tell us how you’d like to help — or just say “I’m in.”
We’ll follow up personally.
Steady leadership starts close to home.
Let’s build this the right way.