Who is running for Attorney General in Minnesota?

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The Office of the Attorney General has the power to make an incredible difference for people and our state. In his first-term as Attorney General, Keith Ellison went to the mat for Minnesotans at every turn. With Democratic Attorney Generals across the nation, Keith Ellison stood up to the Trump Administration countless times when our health care and rights were under attack. While Jim Schultz was practicing law as a hedge fund, Keith Ellison was serving the people.

We’re doing politics as it should be. It’s working. 

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At TakeAction Minnesota, we came into this election season clear on the stakes and challenges of this moment. At every level of government, we know that we need more than Democratic majorities to protect our reproductive rights, climate, and democracy. We need progressive leaders in office who will be champions with us to transition from fossil fuels, transform public safety beyond policing, build a caring economy, and deliver reproductive justice. 

Alexander becomes Minneapolis’ first community safety commissioner

Cedric Alexander speaks during the Minneapolis City Council's Committee of the Whole on Aug. 2. Screenshot via video

“We’re seeing a department that is likely to be far less transparent or accountable than we’d been pushing for in previous campaigns,” Hadj-Moussa said. “One of the reasons for that is having one commissioner at the top who reports to the mayor, who has no oversight from the city council, is just going to make all functions of public safety fall heavy on that one person.”

Our fundamental rights are under attack. We’re not going to take it.  

Photo from July 17, 2022 March for Abortion Access in St. Paul, MN: The back of a person holding a cardboard sign which says "RISE AND FIGHT!" in red marker. Marchers can be seen in the background.

Demanding leadership from our congressional electeds has never been more important. We need the U.S. Senate to pass the Women’s Health Protection Act and the Ensuring Women’s Rights to Reproductive Freedom Act, which would codify Roe v. Wade into law and reaffirm the right to travel across state lines freely to access abortion.