Contact

How to Get the Most Out of Your Message

Every message that reaches the campaign is read by a person, and a little detail at the start helps it land with the right one. Whether you are a neighbour with a question about a policy, a student hoping to help out on weekends, or a local group looking for a speaker, a clear note means a faster and more useful reply.

What to include

• A short subject line that says what your message is about, such as "Volunteer question", "Event invitation" or "Platform question".
• Where you live, even just your city or county. Minnesota is a big state, and knowing whether you write from Minneapolis, the suburbs or Greater Minnesota helps us connect you with nearby activity.
• How you prefer to be reached, and any times that do not work for you.
• For event requests, the kind of gathering, the rough audience size and a few possible dates.

Before you write

Some answers may already be on the site. The platform page sets out the campaign's priorities in plain language, and the events page lists upcoming gatherings and canvasses. If you already know you want to help, the volunteer page explains the kinds of shifts available, from phone banking to door knocking and event setup.

Press and organisations

Journalists, community groups and organisations are welcome to get in touch by email. Please mention your outlet or organisation and any deadline, so the message can be prioritised accordingly.

A note on respect and privacy

We welcome disagreement as much as support; thoughtful criticism helps shape a better campaign. We ask only that messages stay civil. Any contact details you share are used to respond to you and to keep you informed if you ask us to, and you can ask to be removed from campaign communications at any time.