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Hering seeks DFL endorsement



Hello Friends and Neighbors,

My name is Alex Hering and I am seeking the DFL endorsement to represent Minnesota State House District 9A.

 My wife Jill and I moved to Pillager over twenty years ago, raised two daughters and own a general contracting business. Over the years we have watched the region suffer plant closings, a dot.com crash, then a total housing financial credit meltdown.




I was optimistic as the Affordable Care Act came together that our family wouldn’t be meeting the maximum out-of-pocket expense as we had every year, on top of the premium jumping 10% consecutively. But our Republican legislators locked up and wouldn’t sit down to work out what we Minnesotans need in order to make healthcare affordable for everyone. I will work to protect affordable healthcare for all Minnesotans. I will fight to protect healthcare assistance at the state level regardless of what may happen in Washington.

Area citizens have expressed concerns to me in the following areas which I will represent as your elected member to the Minnesota House of Representatives:

*Agricultural assistance when and where needed *Affordable Healthcare for all
*Fair and equitable funding to educational programs Pre-school through higher education
*Livable wages for workers *Affordable and safe childcare *Food assistance for those in need *Investment in High Speed Internet *Road and bridge improvements
*Environmental Conservation Programs and support of protecting clean waters
*Financial protection for seniors *Affordable housing at all levels

You will see me actively participating in town hall meetings, attending DFL sponsored events, door knocking, and promoting the DFL ideals in area parades. 
Alex Hering

 Please Contribute to my Campaign, By Personal Check Only to:

Alex Hering MN House 9A , 12355 Lower Sylvan Road SW, Pillager, MN 56473
Individuals may contribute up to $1,000, Personal Check Only, Please Disclose Employer
Individual Donations of $50 or $100 per Couple, per Year may be eligible for the State of Minnesota’s PCR (Political Contribution Rebate) of $50 per Individual or $100 per Couple. Receipt will be mailed.

Contact Me: 218-270-0509 or alex@Hering4MN9A.com to volunteer, for questions or coffee. 

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