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Support local DFL candidates
Electing Democrats to represent us is a priority for Senate District 29 DFL, your local unit of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. Volunteers are focusing fundraising efforts on raising funds to contribute to local candidates. The goal is to raise a total of $7,000 for our (1) State Senate, (2) State House, and (1) Congressional Candidates. If we raise more, we will have extra dollars for our local Candidates.
A $75 political contribution to Senate District 29 is a refundable contribution through the Minnesota Political Contribution Refund (PCR) Program. You can make a $75 donation (or $150 for couples) and receive a FULL REFUND from the State of Minnesota! – give $75, get $75! This Minnesota program is designed to encourage small, individual donations to Minnesota party units and candidates.
Volunteers from our Local Party will be at the 2026 Senate District 29 Convention on March 14 and can give you the paperwork you will need to claim your refund after you contribute to your Local DFL. If you would like to complete the Refund Application before the Convention, you will find a fillable form at: https://www.revenue.state.mn.us/sites/default/files/2025-12/pcr-26.pdf
Questions before the Convention, contact Ann Bajari, Senate District 29 Treasurer, at
(320) 267-9478 or annbajari@gmail.com.
ACTION: Pam Bondi introduced a rule that the US atty general can override state bar investigations into misconduct by government attorneys (Todd Blanche, Ed Martin, Emil Bove, etc.).
It would effectively make Justice Department lawyers immune from any consequences if they violate their ethical duties in furtherance of the MAGA agenda. It also essentially invites rule-breaking by DOJ lawyers to please the president. There is something you can do to let your voice be heard in opposition to this rule: Please take 5 minutes today to go to this website and submit a comment.
REGULATIONS.GOV
https://www.regulations.gov/document/DOJ-OAG-2026-0001-0001
Here is text you can use, model, or adapt in the comment field:
I am a concerned citizen who cares deeply about preserving the rule of law and upholding the integrity of our justice system. I strongly oppose this proposed rule because it will diminish accountability for misconduct by government lawyers. I believe that attorneys representing the United States should be held to the highest standards of ethics and professionalism. They must be subject to oversight by independent authorities like state bar associations. The Justice Department cannot be trusted to police itself. This proposed rule would allow the Attorney General to interfere with independent state bar investigations into allegations of misconduct. That will greatly harm the integrity of our justice system and allow misconduct to go unpunished.
COMMENTS open until April 6, 2026
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Make a Plan for the NO KINGS MARCH, March 28th
NO KINGS MARCH III
NO KINGS MARCH III
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
ST CLOUD LIBRARY, MONTICELLO I94 BRIDGES, ST PAUL AT THE CAPITOL - FIND YOUR AREA MARCH ON THE MAP: NO KINGS.ORG
Vehicle Parking:
Parking will be difficult, so we strongly encourage taking public transportation, biking, or carpooling with your friends and family who are also attending the march. By bypassing the Capitol complex, parking downtown Saint Paul and taking transit to any of the three kick-off march locations or the Capitol you can save time and reduce congestion.
Areas to park: Lowertown, Union Depot, Xcel/Science Museum ramps.
Talking transportation
for No Kings 3
Talking transportation
for No Kings 3
Let's talk transportation for No Kings 3 this Saturday! #nokingstwincities #nokings
Public Transit:
To help make purchasing tickets easy, especially when LRT platforms are crowded, we encourage transit users to download the Metro Transit app. METRO Green Line has three convenient stations serving the Capitol Complex: Capitol/Rice Street, Robert Street and 10th Street stations. More information on how to ride and helpful transit information is available on the Metro Transit website or call the Transit Information Center at (612) 373-3333 and they can design a route tailored to your transportation needs.
Bike Parking:
There are many places on and near the Capitol complex to park your bike!
Ridesharing:
If you are using a ridesharing service, landmark locations for drop-off/pick-up could be:
Drop-off for the march near Saint Paul College:
Minnesota History Museum or Dayton Avenue and Louis Street near the Cathedral of Saint Paul
Drop-off/pick-up location for the rally near the Capitol:
Rice Street and Fuller Avenue
Charter/School Bus Parking:
Lot Q is reserved for bus parking only and is located at Cedar Street and Sherburne Avenue; map link: Capitol Complex Visitor map. If you’re coming in a chartered bus, we can reserve bus parking spaces for you; however, please let us know you are coming in advance.
Get more information on your transit and parking options by visiting www.nokingstwincities.org
Event organized by: @womensmarchminnesota, @mncopal, @mnaflcio, @immigrantdefensenetwork, and @minnesota50501
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Postcards for Democracy
PFD is a national movement communicating with legislators to support Democratic candidates nationwide.
Example 1- Plain front becomes your message
Example 2 - Design your own postcard! Pick some up at SD 29 meeting or Order some from Markers for Democracy or other groups.
Example 2 - Design your own postcard! Pick some up at SD 29 meeting or Order some from Markers for Democracy or other groups.
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLES
See ideas at Markers for Democracy - which is Postcards for Democracy
SD 29 POSTCARDING ACTION: ACTION described below! Your time. Your message. Your stamp. Need postcards? Come to an SD 29 Monthly Meeting to pick some up.
Or call Judi to make arrangements: 754-356-5563. Let's do it!
Option 1 Postcards for Democracy - How it's done:
Get postcards from SD 29 (or on your own).
Write a quick note to your legislators.
Put a stamp on it.
Mail.
Repeat. What a feeling!
Option 2: Email Emmer through his website
Congressman Tom Emmer https://emmer.house.gov
Option 3: Fax Emmer, Washington, DC. Fax: (202) 225-6475
POSTCARDING started around a kitchen table and grew, grew, grew! Now, it's a national movement that started in NYC. It's still growing strong every day!
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