Representative Joe Atkins State Rep. since 2002 Mayor of IGH, 1992-2002 IGH School Board, 1987-1990 Voted “Best Local Elected Official” by readers of.

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Representative Joe Atkins State Rep. since 2002 Mayor of IGH, IGH School Board, Voted “Best Local Elected Official” by readers of the South- West Review

Senator Jim Metzen President of the Minnesota Senate State Senator since 1986 State Representative, 1974 – 1986 South St. Paul City Council,

Representative Rick Hansen State Rep. since 2004 Former Soil & Water Board Member Nationally recognized for environmental expertise and stewardship Former SD 39 DFL Chair

Atkins Metzen Hansen Standing Up for Education Secured the most significant increase in K-12 funding in two decades. Increased funding for early childhood programs. Funded Inver Hills buildings.

Atkins Metzen Hansen Protecting Our Homes and Families Fought for protection from condemnation abuse Pushing for permanent property tax relief Passed the toughest sex offender, steroid and meth laws in the country

Atkins Metzen Hansen Fighting for Affordable Health Care … …and Better Transportation Options.

Atkins Metzen Hansen Supporting Our Police, Firefighters, Soldiers and Veterans Secured better benefits for soldiers and vets. Fought for better funding for our police and firefighters. Passed the most comprehensive fire safety law in the nation.