Seeberger for Minnesota State Senate - Door Knock!

Ready to make a real impact for Senator Judy Seeberger and Senate District 41? We are hitting the pavement to have the critical face-to-face conversations that win close elections. Door knocking is one of the most effective tools we have to turn out voters, persuade undecided neighbors, and make sure people know what Judy Seeberger has done for our communities. Judy knows exactly how much every vote matters. In 2022, she won this seat by just 321 votes. Those 321 votes were the difference between winning and losing, and they helped secure the DFL’s narrow one-seat majority in the Minnesota Senate. Today, the DFL still holds the Senate by just one seat, while the Minnesota House is evenly split. That means Senate District 41 is not just another race; it could help determine the balance of power at the Capitol. That is why this shift matters. Research and campaign experience have shown that strong direct voter contact can move turnout by up to 5 points, and in a district decided by only a few hundred votes, that impact can be the difference between victory and defeat. Every door we knock on brings us one step closer to re-electing Judy and protecting the progress we have made on clean water, public safety, consumer protection, strong schools, veterans, broadband, and support for working families. Judy brings the experience of a firefighter, paramedic, attorney, and state senator and voters deserve to hear directly why her leadership matters for Senate District 41. Whether you are a seasoned canvassing pro or this is your very first time, we will make sure you are fully prepared. We will start with a comprehensive training, go over our talking points, answer questions, and set you up with a partner if you would like. Campaigns are won by people talking to people. In a race this close, every conversation matters. Join us, knock a few doors, and help us build the voter engagement we need to deliver a strong win for Judy Seeberger in November. Event Details What to Bring: