Conservative Crowd Swarms to Emmer Rally in Blaine

The rally, put on by the Minnesota GOP and free to the general public, included some big names in politics and the entertainment industry. Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, New Jersey Governor Chris Christy, Grammy Award Winning Country Artist Bryan White, and long-time actor Jon Voight (Midnight Cowboy) were featured guests.

Tom Emmer’s More Jobs, Tax Relief & Government Reform Rally

Join Governor Haley Barbour, Governor Chris Christie, Governor Tim Pawlenty & Congressman Michele Bachmann in support of Tom Emmer for Governor Saturday, October 30 Doors Open 1:00 PM Program Starts 1:30 PM Key Air Hangar Anoka County – Blaine Airport (Janes Field) 10188 Radisson Road NE Blaine, MN 55449 This rally is FREE of cost and [...]

Join Us for the Statewide Republican Unity Tour – Tom Emmer for Governor

We did it. After months of hard work, the “guy from Delano” secured the Republican nomination to run for governor this fall. Thank you!

Tom Emmer: A Leader We Can Believe In – Laura Brod

I worked closely with both Tom and Marty. Both are good guys and both are talented legislators. However, the leadership required of our next Governor is about so much more than who is a nice guy or the guy “next in line.” These times demand much more than legislative expertise. They require a leader of strength and conviction – a leader who will think big, make tough decisions, and persuade Minnesotans why Republican principles will lead to prosperity. One candidate fits that mold. It is clearly Tom Emmer.

Momentum Continues as Emmer Picks Up Another Legislative Endorsement

Another State Legislator announced today they were supporting Tom Emmer for Governor, adding momentum to the campaign on the heels of Marty Seifert’s unprecedented personal attacks. Rep. Jenifer Loon (R-Eden Prairie) joined the Tom Emmer for Governor bandwagon.

A Message from Emmer Campaign Manager David FitzSimmons April 19th

The Emmer campaign had a great weekend and is on track to reach our peak of delegate support on April 30th at the state convention. With the dust now settled on the congressional district straw polls, Team Emmer has a slight lead in the non-binding vote 881 to 741. A strong showing, but not enough for the 60% needed to endorse.

A Message from Emmer Campaign Manager David FitzSimmons

With five of the eight congressional district conventions behind us, I thought it would be a good time for a campaign update. Four of the five congressional districts have conducted straw polls in the race for governor and I’m happy to report that Tom Emmer has received more votes than any other candidate in the race. Here is the district-by-district breakdown

A message from Tom Emmer April 8th

Easter break is over for the legislature and we’re back in session. As always, hold on to your wallets and keep track of your freedoms because the DFL still has control of this place. Spending time with family on Easter Sunday allowed me to reflect again on why I’m running for governor. For me, it really does come down to family. The family I’m from and the family Jacquie and I have built over almost 25 years of marriage.

The Emmer Campaign Needs Your Help – Tom Emmer for Governor

My friends, for too long we have followed career politicians. These politicians are trained in the art of compromise rather than negotiation. Let me ask you: when you negotiate for your business, do you ever give away part of your business or put your business in a worse position than when you started?

A message from Mark Buesgens – EmmerTruth.com

I have good news and bad news for supporters of Tom Emmer for Governor. The good news? It appears your hard work paid off and we caught up to the “juggernaut” that is Marty Seifert in the delegate count. Thanks to the hundreds of Emmer for Governor volunteers that blanketed convention after convention the last several weeks and thanks to the growing list of Republican leaders from around that state that have signed on to our campaign. We still have a lot of work ahead of us to reach the 60% endorsement threshold, but I think we’re going to surprise some people on that first ballot.

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