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In Person Voting Rally with Senator Tina Smith! - Judy Seeberger for State Senate

Friday, October 16, 2026, 5:00 PM CDT
Hastings, Minnesota

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Ready to make a real impact in Senate District 41? Join us for our In Person Voting Rally and Door Knock on Friday, October 16, at 5:00 PM, featuring Senator Judy Seeberger. This election is about more than one race. We need strong Democratic representation for SD41 in the Minnesota Senate. That means re-electing Judy Seeberger to the Senate. Judy won this seat by just 321 votes in 2022, helping secure the DFL’s narrow Senate majority. With control of both chambers so competitive, every conversation matters. Early voting is beginning, and now is the time to make sure voters know what is at stake and why showing up in this election is so important. At this rally, volunteers will hear from Judy before heading out to knock doors and talk directly with voters. Whether you’ve knocked hundreds of doors or this is your first time, everyone is welcome. We’ll provide training, talking points, materials, and support so you feel prepared before heading out. Event Details Friday, October 16th 5:00 P.M — In Person Voting Rally + Door Knock What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes and a fully charged cell phone. What We Provide: Training, turf, literature, talking points, snacks, and everything you need to get started. We’re looking to get as many volunteers as possible out for this In Person Vote Rally. Bring a friend, recruit your organization or group, and help us build the turnout we need to re-elect Judy and send a strong SD41 team to the Capitol. Questions? Contact Laine at [phone removed]. Let’s get out the vote!

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