Matt Little For Congress (MN-02)

No corporate PAC $, No AIPAC $, No big oil $, No big pharma $, No big bank $, No big lobbyist $, no data center NDA’s— this campaign is powered by YOU. Our campaign will not seek or accept money from corporate PACs, AIPAC, or health insurance lobbyists. There are no corporate groups backing this campaign. It’s about the working families of CD2. It’s about you. Big money groups and their lobbyists have had it too good for too long. BUT my opponent Matt Klein is backed by big insurance, takes money from AIPAC, and has received almost $1 million in support from their dark money PACs. And Kaela Berg has received over $700k from outside PACs that have accepted AIPAC money in just the last four months. AND BOTH Kaela Berg and Matt Klein voted for a law that gives data centers and their big-tech owners a 35-year tax break, costing over $300 million in lost taxes in just the first two years! That’s millions of tax dollars working for Zuckerberg, Musk, and Altman to pollute your water and raise your energy costs. The August 11th primary is two weeks away, and early voting is well underway. Make a plan to vote and join Team Little!

Ummm...it was not possible to pass Medicare for All in the Minnesota STATE Senate... because Medicare is a FEDERAL program. Even an AI chatbot could have explained that to you, Eric.

Thank you, Human Rights Campaign PAC, for endorsing our campaign! ​ I’ve been clear about my stances throughout this election: people should be free to love who they love and the government has no right to punish folks just because of who they are.  Our lesbian, gay, and trans neighbors deserve representatives who respect them and will protect them from discrimination. I plan to do just that when I get to Washington. The Human Rights Campaign PAC has a long history of fighting for the rights of our LGBTQIA+ friends and neighbors, and I’m proud to stand alongside them. Thanks for your support, Human Rights Campaign PAC! 7 days left. Get out and vote, CD2!

TECH BROS SHOULD NOT DETERMINE OUR FUTURE! We had an amazing day today at our AI and Data Center Policy Forum– HUGE thank you to U.S. Representative @PramilaJayapal for coming out and joining us for this discussion, and thank you to Senator Erin Maye Quade, Representative Jess Hanson, Mo Feshami with the Coalition for Responsible Data Center Development, and Lynnetta Muehlhauser, RN with Minnesota Nurses Association for sharing their insights. AI tech bros don’t determine our future. All of this is being touted as inevitable, and that we should sacrifice what makes us human, so someone else can get rich. I don’t buy that. When I get to Washington, we’re going to ensure that these AI and tech companies meet the highest safety standards. We’re going to put in place meaningful regulations that protect our kids from AI, and we’re going to make sure these tech companies pay their fair share and stop expecting us to foot the bill. Be sure to get out and vote– the election ends in just eight days!

🚪🗳️Big day today. Huge. We spent it the only way we know how during election season: knocking doors and getting folks out to vote! First stop was out in South St. Paul with the amazing SEIU members. Then, we headed down south to Northfield for a Get Out The Vote Rally at St. Olaf with Candidates Mark Legvold and Kristi Pursell, Representatives Kaela Berg and Leigh Finke, Senator Tina Smith, and Secretary of State Steve Simon! We’ve got great momentum going into the final weeks of the midterm, all thanks to folks like you! Let’s win this thing!

Donald Trump is too weak and too scared to come to Minnesota. He lost all three times here. Not close even. SAD! Come on little buddy, show us how brave you are. Do a rally in Minnesota. There are many venues that could hold dozens and dozens of your paid attendees.

We ran Pratt’s Playbook through AI detection. Yikes. 100%. Let’s elect humans, not prompts.

This is the first time I actually agree with my opponent.

Illegal price-fixing? Egg-actly! Back in 2023, egg prices skyrocketed thanks to avian flu…or so we were told. Turns out, the biggest egg manufacturers in the country were engaged in illegal price-fixing. And we all paid the price. Egg prices grew by more than 138%, hitting record highs and gouging your wallets. Egg manufacturers raked in billions before they got caught. Investigations by the U.S. Justice Department and 17 State Attorneys General found these mega-corporations were colluding to hike egg prices and rake in profits because they thought bird flu provided the perfect excuse to dupe the rest of us. And now, despite these companies making billions off the fraud, the Trump administration is only giving them a slap on the wrist: a $3 million fine. That’s not justice, and it won’t stop other corporations from ripping off our families in the future. Someone has to be held accountable for corporate wrongdoing. There should be hefty fines relative to the amount you made off the backs of working families, not slaps on the wrist. Washington can’t be afraid to hold big corporations accountable. We need to strengthen our price-fixing laws, strengthen consumer protections, and fight back against corporate greed.

I’ve supported local law enforcement my whole career, but what ICE did made their job worse and devalued the profession.   We can’t pretend that what happened during Operation Metro Surge was how we want to enforce our immigration laws. And we can’t pretend that it wasn’t politically motivated.  The recklessness and chaos from ICE and the Trump administration killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti.  Thousands of families were torn apart. The conditions at Whipple are inhumane. They are releasing people into the cold, at night, without any way home, and often without personal belongings.  We need real immigration reform: fully fund immigration courts and judges, pathways to citizenship for hard working people here for decades, expanded visa permits to support our farmers, hold ICE and senior leadership accountable for the killings of Good and Pretti, the wrongful detention of American citizens, and the dehumanization of immigrants in our state.   Just a few short weeks left before November 3rd. We can win this. We can get our country back. And we can create humane immigration policies that reflect our country’s values.