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Meet your choices
for U.S. House in
Minnesota’s 6th District:

Doug Chapin | Tom Emmer

ON THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO You:

THE COST OF LIVING

Doug Chapin
  • Knows that Minnesotans deserve a voice when it comes to their land and their natural resources — and they also deserve protection from exploitative, out-of-state AI tech billionaires. He would join those who voted against tax giveaways for big AI data center projects in Minnesota (8), and he supports putting a stop to shady non-disclosure agreements that keep communities in the dark.

Tom Emmer
  • Agrees with President Trump that anyone who objects to AI data centers in their backyards must be “backwards and poor” (9). He would join those who supported hundreds of millions of dollars in tax giveaways to bring AI data centers to Minnesota – despite residents’ concerns about the impact they could have on our utility rates and water (10).

ON THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO You:

SAFEGUARDING MEDICARE
AND SOCIAL SECURITY

Doug Chapin
  • Will fight to reverse Medicare and Medicaid cuts (5), and to fully fund those programs going forward. He would join those who work to protect veterans, Social Security, and rural health care facilities from greedy for-profit insurance companies and Big Pharma, helping us keep the promises we’ve made to one another as Americans.

Tom Emmer
  • Voted in support of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” which stripped health care away from 210,000 Minnesotans, and he was a deciding vote in ending Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, which caused insurance rates to climb for millions (6). He voted to add Medicaid work requirements that would strip coverage from over 10 million people, and failed to protect Social Security from going private — once again siding with Big Pharma and insurance PACs over people in need (7).

ON THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO You:

TAKING ON AI DATA CENTERS
AND BIG TECH

Doug Chapin
  • Will fight to reverse Medicare and Medicaid cuts (5), and to fully fund those programs going forward. He would join those who work to protect veterans, Social Security, and rural health care facilities from greedy for-profit insurance companies and Big Pharma, helping us keep the promises we’ve made to one another as Americans.

Tom Emmer
  • Voted in support of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” which stripped health care away from 210,000 Minnesotans, and he was a deciding vote in ending Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, which caused insurance rates to climb for millions (6). He voted to add Medicaid work requirements that would strip coverage from over 10 million people, and failed to protect Social Security from going private — once again siding with Big Pharma and insurance PACs over people in need (7).

ON THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO You:

PROTECTING DEMOCRACY

Doug Chapin
  • Has spent his career focused on fair elections and public service — the cornerstones of American democracy. From reforming military and overseas voting in Congress and state legislatures, to making it easier to access important election information online, he’s proved he will always put people before politics (11).

Tom Emmer
  • Is Donald Trump superfan who signed on to the Texas amicus brief to overturn the election results in 2020 (12) and later supported Trump’s January 6 pardons (13). He has shown time and time again that he will stand by Trump’s MAGA agenda and attempt to further his own career at any cost — even if it means harming Minnesotans.

The choice is clear.
Cast your ballot by November 3rd:

Check the Facts:

  1. LocalCandidates.org, accessed 9/16/2026 [link]

  2. [SF2744, House Journal, 5/17/23]

  3. Doug Chapin Facebook, accessed 9/16/2026 [link]

  4. Your Rep’s Record: Labor, accessed 9/16/2026 [link]

  5. LocalCandidates.org, accessed 9/16/2026 [link]

  6. Minnesota DFL, 7/30/2026 [link]

  7. Your Rep’s Record: Healthcare, accessed 9/16/2026 [link]

  8. [HF16, House Journal, 6/9/25]

  9. MinnPost, 9/3/2026 [link]

  10. [HF16, House Journal, 6/9/25]

  11. Doug Chapin for Congress, accessed 9/16/2026 [link]

  12. CBS News, 11/08/2022 [link]

  13. Majoritywhip.gov, 1/22/2025 [link]