Press Releases from the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party

While Rep. Angie Craig works to hold drug companies accountable and lower the cost of insulin and other life-saving medicines, Tyler Kistner is standing firm in his support for Big Pharma.

Republican Attorney General candidate Jim Schultz has served on the board of a group that spreads dangerous misinformation about abortion, falsely linking it to depression, drug abuse, suicide, cancer, and more.

Yesterday, MN GOP-endorsed candidate for Attorney General Jim Schultz appeared to reversed his position on the Attorney General’s Office’s request for more support to help prosecute murder, human trafficking, and other violent and egregious crimes, stating that Attorney General Keith Ellison is “overstaffing county prosecutors.”

It’s been nearly a week since the Supreme Court’s landmark decision to strike down women’s right to make their own reproductive decisions, but Tyler Kistner has been nowhere to be found and has refused to comment on his extreme support for rolling back Minnesota women’s rights.

DFL Party Chairman Ken Martin released the following statement on the recent Supreme Court decision to end Roe v. Wade.

Today, Friday, June 17, DFL Party Chairman Ken Martin released the following statement after audio surfaced of Scott Jensen threatening to retaliate against the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice for investigating his medical license after Jensen said that he has treated COVID patients with ivermectin – the use of which has been rejected by the medical community and scientific studies.

Today, Senate Republicans turned their backs on Minnesotans when they walked away from the bipartisan budget agreement they previously committed to.

Today, DFL Party Chairman Ken Martin released the following statement in response to Scott Jensen’s public safety plan, which includes zero additional funding for local police departments.

This afternoon, Scott Jensen proposed defunding public schools in an interview on MPR.

During this year’s Tenth Annual Humphrey Mondale Dinner, the DFL Party will honor five Minnesotans with awards for their important contributions to the DFL Party and Minnesota politics. The five awards, Mondale, Humphrey, Wellstone, Freeman & Growe are named after historic DFL leaders whose legacies continue to inspire our movement to build a better Minnesota for all.