No matter what you look like, where you come from, or who you pray to, Minnesotans protect our neighbors.

When our communities are threatened, we show up for each other. That’s who we are.

What we are facing in Minnesota isn’t isolated.

Pressuring states for voter data, intimidating communities through ICE activity, and eroding trust in elections are all part of the same playbook: suppress participation and silence dissent.

We see it. We name it. And we’re organizing to stop it.

Minnesota’s voter data is protected for a reason.

It’s kept at the state level to ensure privacy, security, and accountability, not to be used as leverage by federal officials or bargaining chips in political power plays.

Here’s why our data SHOULD NOT be used as a bargaining chip:

No Homan press conference changes the reality for Minnesotans living in fear and organizing to protect their communities—2,000 or 2,700 agents makes no real difference.

In a democracy, we honor the will of the people. Minnesotans want ICE out of Minnesota.

ICE violence and voter suppression are two sides of the same abuse of power.

When federal officials exploit fear and bloodshed to demand access to our voter rolls, they’re telling us exactly who this system is built to serve—and who it’s meant to silence.

Defending democracy isn’t just about protecting what we have — it’s about building something stronger and more inclusive.

In 2026, the work gets bigger. And it starts with neighbors stepping up. This is your moment. bit.ly/WeChooseUs

A new year means new chances to show up for one another.
In 2026 and beyond, we’ll keep choosing community over division and people over power.

Happy New Year, Minnesota. We choose us.

Across the country, democracy is being tested by misinformation, unfair maps, and political intimidation. The goal is simple: divide communities and protect power for the few.

In Minnesota, we’re pushing back by choosing each other and building a democracy rooted in trust.

Join Our Movement — We Choose Us

If you want to join our work to protect democracy, now’s the time. Help protect our safe and secure elections and build an inclusive, multiracial Minnesota where people — not corporations or the wealthy few — decide our future. bit.ly/WeChooseUs

2025 challenged our democracy in new ways, but Minnesotans came together across age, class, and region to defend their freedoms. At We Choose Us, we’re building a future where people, not billionaires or corporations, decide our democracy.

Billionaires, big corporations, and the politicians they bankroll are rigging the rules for themselves.

The wealthy few are capturing our democracy and drowning out our voices.

We know a better path: a Minnesota where people, not corporations, shape our future.

When the DOJ tried to force Minnesota to turn over private voter data, SOS Steve Simon pushed back. Because in a healthy democracy, your personal information shouldn’t be weaponized or used to intimidate voters.

Protecting voter data is protecting your voice.

While corporations get tax break after tax break from the White House, Minnesotans fight every day for a say.

Our County Democracy Teams are neighbors defending fair elections and building a democracy that works for people, not the wealthy few. bit.ly/WeChooseUs

How the Trump Administration Is Giving Even More Tax Breaks to the Wealthy

No matter what we look like or where we come from, we all deserve to have a seat at the table. But billionaires and big corporations and the politicians they bankroll are working around the clock to take that away from us. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/08/b...

Join Our Movement — We Choose Us

Want to make your voice count where it matters most? Join a We Choose Us County Democracy Team!

Organize locally, protect voting rights, and help every vote be heard. Sign up today: www.wechooseusmn.com/join-our-mov...

Engaging with our democracy at every level isn’t just a civic duty, it’s how we protect our present and shape a better future for everyone.

When neighbors organize, advocate, and collaborate with decision-makers, we make our communities more fair, representative, and resilient.

After 50 days of political games, Rep. Adelita Grijalva has finally been sworn in. Her district went without representation—and democracy suffers when voters are left waiting. These moments remind us that democracy doesn’t just end on Election Day.

YouTube video by MSNBC Rep. Adelita Grijalva delivers fiery speech ahead of signing Epstein discharge petition  

Rep. Grijalva is a story that hits close to home in Minnesota. We watched something similar unfold when Rep. Brad Tabke was kept from being sworn in for months. In both cases, voters did their part—but political games kept them from having full representation. youtu.be/1EhEeqOu8Ts?...

Our democracy only works when every vote counts. No matter your age, race, or income, you have the right to vote. With the federal Voting Rights Act under attack, protecting state laws like Minnesota’s is more vital than ever.

Johnson sets record refusing to swear in Adelita Grijalva for 36 days after she won election | Arizona Mirror Speaker Johnson sets record with 36-day Adelita Grijalva swearing in delay as lawsuit claims constitutional violations

What we’re seeing in Washington has happened in Minnesota.

Refusing to seat Rep. Grijalva mirrors tactics used to undermine Rep. Tabke’s win here at home. The message is the same: if they don’t like the result, they try to erase it.
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Election Day may be over, but the work continues.

To the poll workers and election staff who are still making sure every vote is processed accurately — thank you for your service, your care, and your commitment to the process that keeps our democracy strong.

1 in 5 children depend on SNAP.

Kids who grow up hungry are far less likely to believe in a system that failed them. If we want a healthy democracy tomorrow, we must nourish our kids today.

Ghouls, goblins, and monsters—oh my! The real fright? Sitting out this election.
Don’t let our democracy turn into a ghost story—check the SOS polling place finder to see if you have an election this year: mnvotes.org

This is what democracy looks like — Minnesotans showing up when it matters most.

Today’s the final day to weigh in on proposed election changes. Let’s make sure our state’s long tradition of fair, secure, and accessible elections stays strong.

Add your voice today: bit.ly/42IKaAe

No matter your age, race, or income, Minnesotans have come together year after year to make our elections safe, easy, and secure. But now, that progress is on the line.

We can’t stay silent while special interests try to turn back the clock — submit your comment today: bit.ly/42IKaAe

Election Day is just around the corner!

Not sure where to vote or if you have an election in your area this year? Check the SOS polling place finder to find everything you need for Nov. 4th: mnvotes.org

Our democracy works best when we keep moving forward — not back.

The Office of the Secretary of State is under pressure to implement changes that could weaken that progress—and they need to hear from Minnesotans like you.

Protect our accessible, trusted elections: bit.ly/42IKaAe

Election Day is two weeks away!

Many Minnesotans have local elections this year — but not everyone knows it.

Check if you have one coming up and share the polling place finder with your circle. A quick text or share could be the nudge someone needs to make their voice heard. mnvotes.org

Today’s the last day to make your voice heard!

The Election Assistance Commission is considering a proposal that would make it harder for millions to register and vote. Add your comment now to protect our democracy: bit.ly/4nctwjA

Your Minnesota neighbors are making sure voting is safe, easy and secure • Minnesota Reformer My name is Matt Kinney, I live in St. Louis Park, and every year I volunteer to serve as an election judge.  That means that when I walk into a school gym or community center on Election Day, I am the...

“If, like me, you’re tired of having your life controlled by the wealthy and big corporations — use your power to vote.” from Matt, We Choose Us member & election worker.
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