Pledge Responses 2023-24

Jennifer Nuesse, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 17B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://nuesseforhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"If elected, I would support legislation to either reduce or set monetary caps for campaign contributions to political campaigns. "

Krystyne Knutson, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/3/2026
District: SD9
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.krystyneforsd9.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe everyday people deserve a seat at the table. Too often, people feel that money and influence speak louder than their voices. I support transparency, accountability, and policies that help ensure government remains responsive to the communities it serves. As a grassroots candidate, I am committed to listening first, being transparent about who supports my campaign, and putting the needs of Minnesotans ahead of special interests."

Emily Thabes, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: 2B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://emilythabesformn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Self-government belongs to people, not to corporations or to whoever spends the most. I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make it plain that corporations are not people and money is not speech. In office I will work to pass a Minnesota resolution calling on Congress to advance the We the People Amendment, defend our dark money disclosure and public financing laws against corporate lawsuits, and vote to close the loopholes that still let corporate money buy influence in our elections. Rural voices should never be outspent."

jessica navarro, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 19A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://jessicanavarro.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Willing to learn "

Zachary Dorholt, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/3/2026
District: 14B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.zacharydorholt.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"THIS IS MY TOP ISSUE!"

Justin Doyle, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: 13B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://justindoylefor13b.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Regardless of action that Congress may or may not take to curtail the influence of corporate money in politics and elections, I will support efforts to prohibit the practice in Minnesota. Corporations are NOT citizens."

Dan Rogers, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: 2
State: Minnesota
Website: http://danrogersmn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Our democracy needs to have big money out of the equation. Elections should not be bought. Each citizen's vote should carry equal weight and not allow monied interests sway politics. Elections should be about substance and visions for the future not about propaganda and empty promises."

Kt Jacobs, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: 39B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.ktforhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe in term limits of those elected - it is not nor should it be a career; corporate funding and endorsements should be controlled if not eliminated; transparency of spending is a must!"

Jeff Larson, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/3/2026
District: 10B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://jefflarsonforhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"If elected I will work to educate people about the need for this constitutional ammendment. I will publically advocate for efforts to make it clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending shall be limited through regulation. I will support any and all state legislation that supports these efforts. "

Kris Babler, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
State: Minnesota
Website: http://krisbabler.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As an Independent candidate running without major party PAC direction, I see firsthand how dark money and corporate spending distort public policy and drown out the voices of everyday citizens. Constitutional rights belong to natural human beings—not corporate entities, national union conglomerates, or legal fictions. I support restoring power to voters by allowing clear regulations on outside spending in our elections."

Chris Steward, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/11/2026
District: 54B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://votestewardmn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe elected officials should answer to voters, not special interest groups, lobbyists, or large corporate donors. That is why I have pledged not to accept money from lobbyist organizations or special interest groups and will continue to be fully accountable to the people of District 54B. I support stronger transparency requirements for campaign contributions so voters can clearly see who is funding political campaigns and influencing policy decisions. I also support term limits to reduce the influence of career politicians who become dependent on special interests to remain in office. While constitutional questions regarding corporate rights are ultimately decided at the federal level and through the courts, I will support policies that increase transparency, reduce conflicts of interest, prohibit legislators from using public office for personal financial gain, and ensure that everyday citizens have a stronger voice than corporations or political insiders. Government should serve the people, not the highest bidder. "

Joyce Lacey, US Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/11/2026
State: Minnesota
Website: http://joycelacey.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will work to restore government by the people by supporting constitutional and campaign finance reforms that reduce the influence of concentrated wealth in politics. I support greater transparency, strict lobbying and ethnics rules, limits on dark money and public financing options that amplify the voices of ordinary citizens. Public policy should be guided by the constitution, the public interest and equal representation, not by corporate or special interest influence. Our campaign has chosen not to take campaign contributions from special interest groups that could be detrimental to those we serve. I do not want to be obligated to vote a certain way as a result of accepting a campaign contribution from a questionable source. Public offices should not be bought, but rather earned. In any other position, accepting money to gain influence would be considered bribery and illegal. "

Craig Horlocker, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/11/2026
District: 9B
State: Minnesota

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Banning Lobbyists!"

Judd Hoff, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 12B
State: Minnesota

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support term limits and also support amending the constitution to overturn Citizens United."

Paul Schumacher, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/11/2026
District: 14A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://paulformn.net/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We can also follow Hawaii's lead and redefine corporations and their rights and status in this state, to try to bypass Citizen's United. (As an intermediate step. A federal amendment would be preferable.)"

Michael Ziomko, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 9A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://mziomko.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support the amendment "

Aaron Kania, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.kaniaforhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will push enact more robust public financing options, and work to end financial involvement of corporations in our elections, either directly or indirectly. When corporations can tip the scales during elections, we have lost our representation in government and the power of the people. This is my first time as a candidate for office, and I was happy to accept spending restrictions and proudly earned the public subsidy. Everyone who makes the difficult the decision to run for public office deserves an equal chance, not just those who are wealthy or supported by wealthy interests. I will support legislation to overturn Citizen's United; dark money must be removed from our political system."

Rick Hansen, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: 53B
State: Minnesota

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Tracey Breazeale, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: 45A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.traceyformnhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I support efforts to make sure policies and legislation support individuals and am in favor or amending the Constitution to make it clear that Corporations do not have constitutional rights and that money is not speech. I feel strongly that legislators should represent the people and therefore i am not taking any money from PACS, Lobbyist, APAC or other special interest groups."

John Marty, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: SD 40
State: Minnesota
Website: http://johnmarty.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I have been the chief author of the Minnesota legislation (Senate File 569) pressing Congress to adopt the Move To Amend constitutional amendment. I have spent many years pushing to take all special interest money out of politics, and replacing it with public financing and small individual contributions. Our elections have become Auctions - we are selling political power to the highest bidders. If anyone is going to own our politicians it must be the public, not special interests. Personally, I have run all my campaigns with No PAC money. No Lobbyist money. No soft money. No contributions over $200 from anyone. Period. This is intended to serve as a model for a campaign finance system that serves the public. If the Move To Amend amendment is adopted and ratified, this type of clean money campaign would work for everyone, and our democracy would serve the public interest, not corporate power. "

Tascha Just, School Board (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 621
City: Arden Hills
State: Minnesota
Website: http://justforschoolboard.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Advocacy, communication, and education in my community."

Emily LeClaire, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 6B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://leclaireformn6b.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will not take meetings with corporations."

Christopher Robin Zimmerman, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 01/14/2025
District: 60
State: Minnesota
Website: http://bsky.app/profile/crz.mn

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We've had over a decade to witness the effects of the Citizens United v. FEC decision. Our country deserves so much better. For me, it starts at the state level and it's once again up to Minnesota to serve as an example for the rest of America and I'm happy to work with anybody at the state or federal level to constitutionally confirm a clear delineation between protected individual free speech and corporate money disguised as it, with an idealized goal of eliminating the oversized, unequal role of ALL money in the electoral process."

Edward Bear Stops, City Council (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Ward 12
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.edwardforward12.org/edwardbearstops

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a City Council member, I will work to ensure our local government reflects the voices of the people, not corporate interests. I will support resolutions that call for campaign finance reform, oppose corporate influence over housing, healthcare, and community safety, and stand firmly for transparency and accountability in all city decisions. My focus will always be on uplifting residents and uniting our neighborhoods, not serving big money or outside agendas."

Diane Desotelle, City Council (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Duluth District 2
City: Duluth
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.dianeforduluth.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will use the position of a city councilor to speak out about the need for this amendment to the constitution if asked. I will look for direction from this group and the state as to what the need may be on the local level to make a difference."

Michelle Morse-Wendt, School Board (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: ISD #623
City: Roseville
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.michellemorsewendt.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Joshua Preston, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 01/14/2025
District: SD60
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.jppreston.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

David Gottfried, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: Special
Election date: 3/11/2025
District: 40B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://david-gottfried.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Kedar Deshpande, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 3
City: Minneapolis
County: Hennepin
State: Minnesota
Website: https://kedarforparks.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Oliver Morlan, US House of Representatives (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/11/2026
District: CD 1
State: Minnesota
Website: http://morlanforcongress.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: No

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe in the heart of this initiative. The intent to reduce the outsized influence of money in politics and to push back against corporate personhood is important and worth pursuing. However, I feel the legislation as written is overly broad and, frankly, lazy in its approach. Instead of crafting a careful solution that targets the problem of unlimited political spending, it sweeps too widely and opens the door to new abuses.By stripping constitutional protections from all incorporated entities, this measure gives government free rein over organizations that are not “big business” at all. Local newspapers, churches, nonprofits, universities, and even mom-and-pop shops often exist as incorporated entities. Under this framework, they could lose basic protections for free speech, religious practice, academic freedom, property rights, and even due process. While the amendment carves out a narrow protection for the press, it leaves many other parts of civil society vulnerable.In practice, this risks stamping down on the small players while leaving the largest corporate interests to exploit loopholes and find workarounds. Wealth has always found ways to shape politics through lobbying, media ownership, or dark money channels and I am not convinced this amendment as written would stop that. What it could do, however, is weaken the very institutions that provide balance in our republic, such as advocacy groups, community organizations, and small businesses.If we want to restore faith in government and level the playing field, we need legislation that is both precise and enforceable, targeting unlimited political contributions and expenditures directly, while protecting the rights of the organizations and institutions that people rely on every day. The heart of this amendment is in the right place, but the execution misses the mark and could create more problems than it solves."

Lydia Millard, City Council (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 10
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.lydiamillardward10.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will ensure that I continue to speak out against corporate influence trying to take over our culture, law, and political process. Additionally, I will vote for bills that work to mitigate the corporate influence in politics. I know Minneapolis has already passed a resolution supporting this amendment and I will ensure that it is not repealed. Overall, I will be a steadfast voice for the residents of Minneapolis."

Mike Hilborn, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11-5-2024
District: 65B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.hilbornforminnesota.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We are a constitutional republic. Everything else leads to Authoritarianism. Our current system is corrupt. Politicians are bought and sold. This needs to be stopped. I also support www.Represent.us"

Rich Tru, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 3A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.richtrumn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"The extremely flawed ruling in Citizens United has been a stain on our democracy. The way Forward (though long overdue) at this time is to secure The People's rights for themselves through a formal Amendment process. Elected officials are responsible to the individuals they represent, not Corporates or PAC. I would see along with this Amendment, if elected, a more fair and increased Public Campaign Financing, that doesn't mainly benefit the two major parties. Along with Ranked Choice Voting and Open Primaries, the influence of Corporates will be stifled until a time we can pass the Amendment and ratify it on a national level. The population has seen through corporate coercion and bribery in politics, as well as, the failure that is trickle-down economics that corporations will never care about communities as they are strictly a business nothing more. This extends to the special interests behind Super PACs and standard PACs when it comes to giving people options on the ballot that reflect themselves. You can Trust Tru, when I tell you, no organization or business will ever stop me from going after corporations to be treated as what they are and that is not a person. Double goes for Natural Monopolies. Both Democrats and Republicans (some not all) have incentives to not sign this or worse lie, and keep the money taps flowing, let's make governance make sense again."

Julia Samsal Hipp, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 10A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.hippforhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Addressing corporate influence in culture, law, and politics, especially in educational policies, requires a comprehensive approach involving policies, legislation, and various strategies. Key measures include mandating transparency in corporate contributions, reforming campaign finance laws, establishing ethics rules to prevent undue influence, promoting community engagement, and creating independent oversight bodies. These actions aim to increase accountability, empower stakeholders, and mitigate corporate influence in decision-making processes, particularly for school board members and candidates."

Toya López, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 61A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.votetoyalopez.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"On the state level, I support prohibiting corporations from donating to independent expenditures and will protect Minnesota's public subsidy program. I will also combat regulatory capture so that our state's agencies serve the people of Minnesota instead of corporate interests. On the national level, I support a constitutional amendment overturning "Citizens United." Personally, I will never accept corporate PAC money and will not support candidates that do. "

Sonja Buckmeier, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 30A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://buckmeier4mn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Paul Bolin, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 30B
State: Minnesota

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Billy Nord, US Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/11/2026
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.billynordforminnesota.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"During my campaign, and if elected, I will not be taking any donations, from individuals, PAC's nor from any individual representing a corporation. Money should not be involved in campaigns. I'm very outspoken about this topic, and I appreciate your cause. Thank you for what you do!"

Molly Coleman, City Council (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/12/2025
District: Ward Four
City: Saint Paul
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.coleman4council.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I have spent my career fighting against the corporate capture of our political and legal systems, and will continue to do the same thing as a Saint Paul City Council Member, including by being clear-eyed and vocal about how corporate personhood and money in politics impacts the daily realities being experienced by Saint Paulites."

Isaak Rooble, City Council (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: At Large
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Laura Conway, School Board (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 284
City: Wayzata
State: Minnesota
Website: http://lauraforwayzata.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
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Wynfred Russell, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
District: 38A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://wynfred.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Jen McEwen, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/03/2026
District: SD8
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.votemcewen.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I am committed to using my public office to push back against corporate power in a number of areas, including government and politics. I will work to advance policies and legislation to rein in corporate power and influence whenever I can, and will continue to speak to this publicly."

Doron Clark, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: Special
Election date: 01/28/2025
District: SD60
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.doronforsenate.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will advocate and propose legislation in the MN Senate that will end big money in politics. The Citizens United vs. FEC ruling was an abhorrent decision by the Supreme Court that has led to an influx in political spending that favors special interests and disenfranchises people's grassroots efforts. Money is not speech and I will push for the MN legislature to call for adopting the "We the People" amendment to the U.S. Constitution. "

Ann Johnson Stewart, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/3/2026
District: 45
State: Minnesota
Website: https://annjohnsonstewart.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a member of the State and Local Government committee, I will author a bill that ends Citizens United provisions and protections in Minnesota! And I will work for its passage into law."

Sandra Feist, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 39B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.feistforhouse.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will speak up and support legislation that lifts up the speech of individuals and diminishes corporate power in politics. "

Jake Ross, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 33A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://jakeross4mn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will be a strong supporter of legislation that would put Minnesota's support behind a Constitutional amendment to address corporate influence over our political process. I will also oppose excessive corporate influence on policymaking here in Minnesota by continuing to support programs like Minnesota's Political Contribution Refund that give citizens added voice in the political process."

Katie Jones, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: House district 61a
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.katiejones.org/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Chris Brazelton, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 29A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.brazeltonforhouse.net/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will carry and support legislation that will achieve these goals until Citizens United can be overturned with federal legislation. I will encourage our national representatives to pass such legislation and our President to sign it."

Harley Droba, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 3A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://harleydroba.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe it is essential to prioritize the voice of the people over the interests of large corporations. If elected, I will use my public office to advocate for measures that limit the sway of big money in politics and challenge corporate constitutional rights. To achieve this goal, I will push for comprehensive campaign finance reform that mandates transparency, limits contributions from wealthy donors and corporations, and promotes public financing of elections. By reducing the financial power of corporations in political campaigns, we can ensure that elected officials are accountable to their constituents rather than special interests. In essence, by using my public office as a platform for reform, I am dedicated to upholding the democratic values of fairness, equality, and representation for all, not just those with deep pockets. Together, we can build a political system that puts the people first and restores faith in the power of democracy."

Matt Norris, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 32B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.votefornorris.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"In addition to the activities listed above, I will work to pass legislation that removes corporate interests from Minnesota state elections and protects the strong public subsidy program in Minnesota that allows all Minnesotans to participate in the electoral process."

Mike Christopherson, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 1B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://mikechristopherson.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Campaign finance reform is more of a critical need on a national level, but big money permeates state races as well. It's not something I have listed among my top priorities, as I'm trying to focus on issues more pertinent to the district I am running in. But, that said, Citizens United has been one of the most damaging SCOTUS decisions in this nation's history, and if I am given an opportunity to voice my support for ending, or support efforts to end Citizens United, I will use those opportunities."

Laurie Wolfe, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 37A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://wolfe4mn.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support expanding the public subsidy amount for candidates who pledge not to take large donations and placing limits on campaign spending. Candidates for public office shouldn’t have to spend all their time courting donors and instead be able to focus on the voters and important issues. We should provide public funding to candidates endorsed by a major party while at the same time restricting the amount of outside donations they can accept. "

Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 47A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.amandaformnhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a state legislator, I will continue to support and work with colleagues to ensure that people are at the center of our democracy. This includes co-authoring bills to strengthen our Campaign Finance Board, close loopholes, and prevent corporate money from entering our elections."

Huldah Hiltsley, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 38A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.huldahforhouse.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will be committed to reforming our political and legal systems, I will use my public office to end corporate constitutional rights and reduce the influence of big money in politics. This will involve advocating for a constitutional amendment clarifying that corporations do not possess the same rights as individuals, supporting campaign finance reform to limit the impact of money in elections, and promoting transparency measures to expose corporate influence. Additionally, I will scrutinize corporate partnerships in areas like education to ensure they prioritize public interests over profit motives. By prioritizing these reforms, I aim to strengthen democratic integrity, empower citizen voices, and create a government that works for all, not just the wealthy and well-connected."

michael hutchinson, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 20B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.vote4hutch.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Mohamed Jama, State Senate (Minnesota)

Election type: Special
Election date: 01/14/2025
District: 60
State: Minnesota
Website: http://votejama.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"If elected I would be a staunch advocate on overturning the disastrous Citizens United v FEC decision by the Supreme Court. I would gladly co-author a bill or duplicate bill in the MN state senate that calls on the US Congress to add an amendment to the Constitution that says that money isn’t free speech and that rights granted by the constitution are intended for natural persons not corporations."

Anthony Studemann, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 15A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://anthonystudemann.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As you may be aware, I have been a member of Move to Amend for quite a few years. Though not an active member for most of that time, my views have not changed. I will do everything I can to end corporate personhood and influence in our elections, our culture and the influence they have over elected officials. When I'm elected, I will work with my fellow legislators to pass measures which aim to do this. I would support a constitutional amendment, as well. I know I didn't get into specifics, but trust me when I say you have an ally in me."

Sara Nett-Torgrimson, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 22B
State: Minnesota

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support legislation that eliminates unlimited PAC spending in elections and work to curtail lobbyist influence and stop regulatory capture in our state. As a candidate in a rural area, I know corporate spending has hurt our communities, stripping small businesses and family farms of their ability to build a better future for themselves and their children. I'll fight for rural Minnesotans, and against policies that favor artificial entities and profit-seeking over we the people."

Melissa Hortman, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 34B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.melissahortman.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer

Troy Scheffler, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 6B
State: Minnesota
Website: https://troyscheffler.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Easy, I will expose all the politicians that corporations have by the balls and their donors and the bills they pass. Pretty sure my legal, security, and collections background will help in digging up some interesting stuff about them. It's time to clean house and I guarantee no dem or Republicant is going to do it. I have a penchant for dramatics too. So, I'm not all that worried about not getting media exposure."

Ilhan Omar, US House of Representatives (Minnesota)

Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/13/2024
District: 5
State: Minnesota
Website: http://ilhanomar.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I have supported and will continue to support legislation that would overturn Citizens United, expand voting protections, limit corporate influence in elections and government, and restore the founding principle that our government is by and for the people instead of giant corporations. I introduced the Protect Democracy from Criminal Corporations Act, which would bar corporations that have been convicted of a crime from political spending for a decade. I am proud to have voted for every pro-democracy bill that has come to the House floor, including the For the People Act in 2019, which included two of my amendments to reign in unregistered foreign lobbyists and and prohibit lobbying on behalf of governments that commit human rights violations. I host monthly town halls and hundreds of meetings per yet with constituents of my district because I believe in the idea of co-governance – that my constituents should have a guiding role in the work I do in the House."

Creedence Petroff, State House (Minnesota)

Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/24
District: 21A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.creedenceforminnesota.com/

“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes

"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Campaign finance reform is a key issue for me. It’s one that should be bi-partisan. I’d like change the dress code of the chamber and force everyone to wear on their uniforms who supports them financially like NASCAR and I’m serious about that, people should know who funds each and every single one of them. I also believe prohibiting foreign interests funding our elections and influencing the population the way they want to. Also prohibiting cracking down on slander made by big corporation dark money groups about the candidate’s opponents."

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