"Our communities are more than a pitstop on the superhighway to something better. We matter, our families matter and together we can make a difference."
-Michelle Lee
Michelle Lee formally announces her state senate campaign representing Senate District 11
I’m in it to win it
I am excited and thrilled to announce I have entered the race to reclaim our seat and represent the people of Minnesota’s Senate District 11.
Senator Elizabeth Warren once said, “ If you don’t have a seat at the table, then you’re probably on the menu.”
Earlier this year we not only lost our seat at the table following a special election for our state senate seat, but it has become painfully clear we have also lost our voice to fight for our concerns in St. Paul.
A summer well spent
My summer was filled with parades, county fairs and DFL events throughout Senate District 11.
Listening to those I hope to represent has made it clear to me that critical issues and many of the potential solutions to those issues have gone unanswered, having hit a wall in the Republican controlled state senate.
You have told me we must continue the fight for quality healthcare in our communities, the education and training of our children and young adults and the infrastructure required to develop a 21st century economy, including broadband and high speed internet. We need a strong voice to echo the concerns of those of us who live and work in our towns and rural areas.
I accept your challenge.
We are at a crossroads
From Pine City to Esko and all of our communities in between our towns are more than a pitstop on the super highway to something better. We matter, our families matter and together we can make a difference today to ensure a prosperous future.
I cannot do this alone
I am convinced that together we take back our seat in St. Paul, regain the majority in the state senate and give voice to and address the critical concerns of the people of SD11. Please join me in this fight to bring our voices to St. Paul to build a Minnesota that is truly one.
I am excited and thrilled to announce I have entered the race to reclaim our seat and represent the people of Minnesota’s Senate District 11.
Senator Elizabeth Warren once said, “ If you don’t have a seat at the table, then you’re probably on the menu.”
Earlier this year we not only lost our seat at the table following a special election for our state senate seat, but it has become painfully clear we have also lost our voice to fight for our concerns in St. Paul.
A summer well spent
My summer was filled with parades, county fairs and DFL events throughout Senate District 11.
Listening to those I hope to represent has made it clear to me that critical issues and many of the potential solutions to those issues have gone unanswered, having hit a wall in the Republican controlled state senate.
You have told me we must continue the fight for quality healthcare in our communities, the education and training of our children and young adults and the infrastructure required to develop a 21st century economy, including broadband and high speed internet. We need a strong voice to echo the concerns of those of us who live and work in our towns and rural areas.
I accept your challenge.
We are at a crossroads
From Pine City to Esko and all of our communities in between our towns are more than a pitstop on the super highway to something better. We matter, our families matter and together we can make a difference today to ensure a prosperous future.
I cannot do this alone
I am convinced that together we take back our seat in St. Paul, regain the majority in the state senate and give voice to and address the critical concerns of the people of SD11. Please join me in this fight to bring our voices to St. Paul to build a Minnesota that is truly one.
