Welcome to Senate District 42 DFL
Arden Hills, Gem Lake, Little Canada, Mounds View, Shoreview, Vadnais Heights, and parts of Roseville,
Spring Lake Park, and Blaine
SD 42 DFL email: sd42dfl@gmail.com Like us on Facebook: DFL Senate District 42 MN
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Spring Lake Park, and Blaine
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Your Local Democratic Legislators
Sen. Jason Isaacson for 42
95 University Avenue W. Minnesota Senate Bldg., Room 2321 St. Paul, MN 55155 (651) 296-5537 |
Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn for 42b
559 State Office Building Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155 651-296-7153 Email: rep.jamie.becker-finn@house.mn |
Kelly Moller for 42A
569 State Office Building
St. Paul, MN 55155
651-296-0141
email: rep.kelly.moller@house.mn
569 State Office Building
St. Paul, MN 55155
651-296-0141
email: rep.kelly.moller@house.mn
Your state elected officials
Governor Tim Walz
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan
State Auditor Julie Blaha
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Secretary of State Steve Simon
Attorney General Keith Ellison
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Your federal officials
Rep. Betty McCollum, U.S. House of Representative
Senator Amy Klobuchar, US Senator
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Senator Tina Smith, US Senator
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All the volunteering paid off
From left to right: Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn, Sen. Tina Smith, Kelly Moller, Sheriff Jack Serier, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Sen. Jason Isaacson, Congresswoman Betty McCollum. Now that's door knocking.
Thanks for volunteering for Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn for 42B
From left to right: Congressman Tim Walz (our next governor), Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn, Rep. Dave Pinto, Sen. Jason Isaacson
Maps of Senate District
Senate District 42 Democrats run the range from liberal, to moderate, to fiscally conservative. We all have different backgrounds, outlooks, and priorities. But we share the common goal of creating a vibrant 21st century Minnesota.
Some people feel that politics bypasses them, but we're active in the DFL because we believe we can initiate positive change through the political process. Many of us also volunteer in our community at our local schools and places of worship. So please come to one of our events and bring your experience and passion with you.
News we can relate to
Funding for Railroad Quiet Zones
in Little Canada and Shoreview
Thanks to Jason, Barb, and Bev:
http://www.lillienews.com/articles/2016/04/26/little-canada-and-shoreview-brace-sound-silence
in Little Canada and Shoreview
Thanks to Jason, Barb, and Bev:
http://www.lillienews.com/articles/2016/04/26/little-canada-and-shoreview-brace-sound-silence
When Democrats controlled the State House and Senate in 2013 and 2014, we accomplished many things.
Property tax reduction
Dayton signs legislation to increase the minimum wage
The minimum wage will be increased in increments to $9.50 in 2016.
"We're not giving people any ticket into the upper-middle class," Dayton said. "We're giving them hope."
"We're not giving people any ticket into the upper-middle class," Dayton said. "We're giving them hope."
Dayton signs anti-bullying legislation.
(Further accomplishments summarized by Representative Paul Thissen)
First truly balanced budget in a decade, allowing our state to govern for the future rather than crisis to crisis
All-day, everyday kindergarten across Minnesota and a several hundred million dollar investment in all school kids from kindergarten through high school
First meaningful investment in early childhood education in our state's history
College tuition freeze
Minimum wage increased from one of nation's lowest to $9.50 per hour
Women's Economic Security Act focused on equal pay for women and protections against workplace discrimination for mothers and caregivers
Tax reductions for the majority of Minnesotans, bringing fairness to our tax system.
The first real reduction in property taxes in a decade (contrasted with $330 million average increases in last 10 years)
Over $100 million investment in housing, the most significant in state history
A package of construction projects all across the state from the Lewis and Clark pipeline bringing water to southwestern Minnesota to Destination Medical Center in Rochester to the Mall of America in Bloomington to several hundred million dollar investment in roads and bridges across the state - getting people back to work and setting the stage for continued economic growth.
Marriage equality
First meaningful pay increase in years for long-term care workers
Expanded access to affordable, quality health care for tens of thousands in Minnesotans
Smart Greater Minnesota economic development package
No excuse absentee voting
Minnesota's first solar standard
$20 million investment in bringing broadband to every part of the state
The Minnesota Dream Act
"Ban the Box" legislation giving folks who have done their time a second chance
Homeowners Bill of Rights
Safe and Supportive Schools Act
Passed strong new laws against dangerous synthetic drugs
Made medical canibbis legal for children and adults suffering from serious health conditions
First in nation "kill switch" requirement for cell phones
!Again, thanks to everyone who took part in these historic two years!
And now, back to work because there are a lot more victories to accomplish.
Paul Thissen
First truly balanced budget in a decade, allowing our state to govern for the future rather than crisis to crisis
All-day, everyday kindergarten across Minnesota and a several hundred million dollar investment in all school kids from kindergarten through high school
First meaningful investment in early childhood education in our state's history
College tuition freeze
Minimum wage increased from one of nation's lowest to $9.50 per hour
Women's Economic Security Act focused on equal pay for women and protections against workplace discrimination for mothers and caregivers
Tax reductions for the majority of Minnesotans, bringing fairness to our tax system.
The first real reduction in property taxes in a decade (contrasted with $330 million average increases in last 10 years)
Over $100 million investment in housing, the most significant in state history
A package of construction projects all across the state from the Lewis and Clark pipeline bringing water to southwestern Minnesota to Destination Medical Center in Rochester to the Mall of America in Bloomington to several hundred million dollar investment in roads and bridges across the state - getting people back to work and setting the stage for continued economic growth.
Marriage equality
First meaningful pay increase in years for long-term care workers
Expanded access to affordable, quality health care for tens of thousands in Minnesotans
Smart Greater Minnesota economic development package
No excuse absentee voting
Minnesota's first solar standard
$20 million investment in bringing broadband to every part of the state
The Minnesota Dream Act
"Ban the Box" legislation giving folks who have done their time a second chance
Homeowners Bill of Rights
Safe and Supportive Schools Act
Passed strong new laws against dangerous synthetic drugs
Made medical canibbis legal for children and adults suffering from serious health conditions
First in nation "kill switch" requirement for cell phones
!Again, thanks to everyone who took part in these historic two years!
And now, back to work because there are a lot more victories to accomplish.
Paul Thissen
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