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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is seeking Education Minnesota endorsement for his re-election campaign in 2026. The Education Minnesota political action committee requires candidates to engage with Education Minnesota members in a face-to-face meeting so that members can ask them directly about their priorities. As a part of this process, Attorney General Ellison will be…
Your vote is your power! The Education Minnesota Political Action Committee (PAC) is your voice in the 2026 gubernatorial endorsement process. The PAC, made up of everyday educators from across Minnesota, is currently evaluating candidates for possible endorsement in the 2026 election. All candidates for governor (regardless of political party) have been invited to participate…
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This Legal Briefs column, written by Education Minnesota attorneys, is one of an occasional series on legal developments that affect educators.Written by Paula Johnston On Jan. 1, 2026, the Minnesota Paid Family Medical Leave Act came into effect, providing valuable leave time benefits to employees who work in the state. The law provides partial wage…
Education Minnesota’s political action committee—funded by $30 member contributions, separate from dues—is one of the union’s most powerful tools to bring educator voices into state and local politics.
Education Minnesota members show support for unsettled locals in Bargaining Solidarity Day of Action
Every public education employee deserves the same things: to be paid a living wage, access to affordable health care, respect for their role in providing care for our students and safe working conditions.
As health care costs continue their exponential climb, this issue has emerged as one of the top priorities of Education Minnesota members, according to a recent poll conducted by the union.