2026 MINNESOTA FEDERAL ELECTIONS
Candidate SURVEY results are listed by legislative district. “No survey response” means MHPR had not received a completed survey from that candidate at the time this page was updated.
United States Senate
State Senator
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Michele Tafoya (R) | No survey results
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Peggy Flanagan (DFL) | No survey results
United States House of Representatives
MN Congressional District 1
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Brad Finstad (R) | No survey results
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Jake Johnson (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 2
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Eric Pratt (R) | Aligned
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Matt Little (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 3
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Tyler Bass (R) | No survey results
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Kelly Morrison (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 4
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Paul Wikstrom (R) | No survey results
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Betty McCollum (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 5
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John Nagel (R) | No survey results
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Ilhan Omar (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 6
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Tom Emmer (R) | No survey results
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Doug Chapin (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 7
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Michelle Fischbach (R) | Aligned
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Erik Osberg (DFL) | No survey results
MN Congressional District 8
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Pete Stauber (R) | 11/11 Aligned | Answers: Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y | Additional comment: “I am a pro-life father of six who believes strongly in parental rights and strongly opposes efforts to push radical gender ideologies and gender experimentation surgeries on our children.”
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Trina Swanson (DFL) | No survey results
LEGEND
R = Republican
DFL = Democratic-Farmer-Labor
Independent = Independent
Aligned with score = Number of returned survey responses matching MHPR’s mission.
Aligned with no score = Past survey responses, verbal, legislative or member experience matching MHPR's mission.
No survey results = No completed survey received at the time of publication, feel free to invite candidates as a potential constituent as our emails often go to spam: https://forms.gle/c8pE7arEegDjVjGCA
Published by Minnesotans for Health & Parental Rights Policy, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization. Candidate survey responses are published as submitted and are presented using the same process and standards for all participating candidates.