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Trump and others

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Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence

Communications Workers of America

Education Minnesota

End Citizens United

Feminist Majority Political Action Committee

Giffords

Laborers District Council of Minnesota and North Dakota

League of Conservation Voters

Minnesota AFL-CIO

NARAL Pro-Choice America

National Education Association

New Democrat Coalition

Our Revolution Minnesota

OutFront Minnesota

Planned Parenthood Action Fund

Sierra Club

Stonewall DFL

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United Health Group $28,303.00
Robins Kaplan LLP $28,135.00
Heartland Realty Investors $28,003.00
University of Minnesota $27,356.00
Stinson Leonard Street $24,100.00
Houlihan Lokey Inc: $22,675.00
Cooney & Conway$19,870.00
Pohlad Companies $16,200.00
General Mills $14,537.00
HIG Capital $13,100.00

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Leadership PAC's: $508,260
Insurance: $307,973
US Bank Corp: 33,800

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1) Defending Our Homeland

2) Education

3) Energy & Environment

4) Reforming Health Care

5) Restoring Fiscal
6) Discipline to Washington

7) Revitalizing our
8) Economy

9) Transportation

10) Veterans

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-Defunding our homeland
-Bipartisan Paulsen "Cost Plan" Bill Clears Committee Hurdle
-Reforming health care

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We Found Bigfoot! — Dean Phillips for Congress MN-03

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1) protect our care
- Phillips 52%, Pailsen 39%
- margin of error +/- 4
- Sample size is 538
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/upshot/elections-poll-mn03-1.html

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You can register to vote in Minnesota if you:

Are a U.S. citizen.

Have been residing in Minnesota for at least 20 days immediately prior to the election.

Will be 18 years old or older at the time of the election.

Have discharged, completed, or expired any felony conviction.

Have NOT been deemed legally incompetent.

Have NOT had your voting rights revoked by a court of law.

Are NOT currently incarcerated, on parole, or on probation.*

Demographics:
Male | 2,435,631 | 49.5%
Female | 2,483,848 | 50.5%
White | 4,400,282 | 89.4%
Black or African American | 171,731 | 3.5%
American Indian and Alaska Native | 54,967 | 1.1%
Asian | 141,968 | 2.9%
Hispanic or Latino (of any race) | 143,382 | 2.9%

Minnesota had highest voter turnout in U.S. for 2016 presidential election, 74.7%.

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If Paulsen loses the seat in Congress it will change the seat total to 22 instead of 23.
Effects of loosing the seat:
- change in committee
- change in passing laws
- change in power

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1) Combating climate change

2) Clean water and make a healthy planet

3) Gun-violence prevention

4) Health care for all American

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Party: Democratic

Incumbent: No

Political office: None

Biography: Phillips graduated from Brown University and University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management. He worked for a cycling apparel start-up before joining the family business, Phillips Distilling Company

First time running for office.

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/10/05/paulsen-phillips-voter-guide
https://www.minnpost.com/politics-policy/2017/05/dean-phillips-wants-lead-democratic-challenge-erik-paulsen-what-kind-democra/

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Currently represents the district in the U.S.
Party: Republican

Incumbent: Yes

Political office: U.S. House, Minnesota's 3rd (assumed office: 2009); Minnesota House of Representatives (1995-2009)

Biography: Paulsen graduated with a degree in mathematics from St. Olaf College. He worked in business for over 16 years, including as a business analyst at Target Corporation. During his tenure in the Minnesota House of Representatives, he served as House majority leader for two terms.

Is currently representing Minnesota 3rd