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Education Minnesota announces 12 new legislative endorsements

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ST. PAUL, Minnesota. Oct. 2, 2024 – Education Minnesota on Wednesday announced its endorsement of 12 candidates for the Minnesota House of Representatives.  

The union endorses candidates for the state Legislature after they fill out a questionnaire and screen with local educators about the candidate’s views on public education. The union considers endorsements in groups. 

A complete list of the union’s endorsed candidates is posted at www.edmnvotes.org. 

The endorsements announced Oct. 2 are below.  

District Name Party 
26A Sarah Kruger Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
36B Brion Curran Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
38A Huldah Hiltsley Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
38B Samantha Vang Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
39A Erin Koegel Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
43A Cedrick Frazier Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
43B Mike Freiberg Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
49A Alex Falconer Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
54A Brad Tabke Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
59A Fue Lee Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
59B Esther Agbaje Democratic-Farmer-Labor 
64A Kaohly Vang Her Democratic-Farmer-Labor 

About Education Minnesota
Education Minnesota is the voice for professional educators and students. Education Minnesota’s members include teachers and education support professionals in Minnesota’s public school districts, faculty members at Minnesota’s community and technical colleges and University of Minnesota campuses in Duluth and Crookston, retired educators and student teachers. Education Minnesota is affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers, National Education Association and AFL-CIO.

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