The NEW Senate District 60 DFL

SD 60 covers the Northeast, Southeast, Cedar-Riverside and part of Seward neighborhoods in Minneapolis (Parts of Minneapolis Ward 1, 2, & 3). We also represent the area of the U of MN-Twin Cities Campus (both east and west bank) as well as Augsburg College.

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Obama fights for tax fairness, plus your late September and Early October Events Calendar(0)

SD59 News – September 24, 2011 – It’s officially Autumn! GET OUT THERE AND GET ACTIVE AT THIS WEEK’S EVENTS: Sat 9/24 – SE Learning Carnival @Van Cleve Park, 1-3pm             – MN350 ‘Moving Planet’ alternative energy event, all day             – Doorknock for the [...]

Minnesota’s Safe at Home Program: Address confidentiality for survivors of stalking or abuse(0)

Recently, someone in SD59 told one of our local activists that they couldn’t vote because an ex has been stalking them and they do not want their address showing up anywhere in public information where their ex might find it. Naturally, this situation is unacceptable: this ex has not only forced his former partner to [...]

SD59 Central Committee Meeting/Precinct Chairs Council – Monday, Sept. 12(0)

You are cordially invited to the 59thSenate District DFL Precinct Chairs Council Meeting (Our Precinct Chairs Council is composed of our Precinct Chairs, our Precinct Associate Chairs, our State Central Committee Delegates & Alternates* and our Senate District Directors and Officers) On Monday, September 12th, 2011 (6:30 p.m. start) At Logan Park Community Center 690 [...]

DFL Activism Opportunities at the Minnesota State Fair, August 25 thru September 5(0)

The Minnesota State Fair is one of the premier state fairs in the country, and a big reason for that is our strong tradition of robust political discussion at each and every fair. In fact, it has often been said that the State Fair is the beginning of campaign season. While we do not have [...]

Budget Update: Republican leaders “rearranging chairs on deck of Titanic”(0)

Gov. Dayton had hoped his meeting Thursday with legislative Republicans would lead toward a meaningful budget compromise. “Instead, they repeated the same $34 billion that they have been intransigently stuck on for the last several months,” Dayton commented at a press conference after the meeting. Spending allocations were moved around within the $34 billion cap, [...]

How would the state budget plans of the Governor and GOP legislature impact your budget?(0)

View or Print our new 2011 Budget Choices Handout (Adobe Acrobat Required) In the 2011 regular Legislative session, two budget proposals were presented. One, proposed by DFL Governor Mark Dayton, will raise income taxes on the wealthiest 2% of Minnesotans, while also cutting spending. By raising taxes on the wealthiest Minnesotans, the Governor will fund [...]