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setting the pace, finding our rhythm


by Erik Osberg on 4/22/25


Kittson County showed up for a “We the People” Town Hall.
Kittson County showed up for a “We the People” Town Hall.

After sprinting out of the blocks, we now find ourselves establishing a sustainable rhythm. I’ve talked about approaching this race like a marathon, rather than a sprint. The midterm elections are still 560(ish) days away. That being said, we are still getting out there and listening to people in MN-07. 


Last week, we visited 3 new counties. Roseau, Kittson & Lac qui Parle. The meeting in Kittson County was a non-partisan town hall. Current representatives were invited, but didn’t show up. For an hour and a half, citizens shared their thoughts about social security, health care, veterans, education & agriculture. One of the most impactful questions I heard was; “What assurances do we have that rural seniors won’t be forgotten or left behind?” I wish the current reps had been in the room to hear that, and other concerns/stories.



We were in Madison, MN on Saturday 4/19/25 aka Lutefisk Capital USA
We were in Madison, MN on Saturday 4/19/25 aka Lutefisk Capital USA

Our next stops

  • April 24th - Stearns County

  • April 26th - Clay County

  • May  1st - Becker County

  • May 3rd - Douglas County


Thank you for all the support & keep up the good work! 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Erik Osberg Announces Candidacy for Congress in Minnesota’s 7th District

WADENA, MN – Today, Erik Osberg announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives, seeking to represent Minnesota’s 7th Congressional District. A dedicated husband, father, and rural Minnesotan, Erik has spent his career trying to help his community. He is running for Congress to bring real leadership, accountability, and solutions to Washington.


"I’m not a politician, but I’m a leader & a problem solver,” said Osberg. "I am a member of the working class. I’ve worked construction, worked in the financial sector, public sector and have been a small business owner. I’m running because I’ve come to the conclusion that the cost of doing nothing outweighs the cost of doing something. I’m running because I believe we can do better.” 


Osberg said his campaign will hit the ground running. “One of their goals is to meet as many people face-to-face as possible throughout the district. Our mission is to create human connections & community. From Kittson County to Pipestone County, from left to right. We will meet you where you are at.” Erik sees the challenges families face in the 7th District, including the pressures on family farms, the struggles of public schools facing budget cuts, and the stresses on rural healthcare systems. Osberg is committed to addressing these issues with solutions that prioritize working families and rural communities. “One of our first priorities is to seek to understand. We want to hear about real experiences people are facing in their everyday lives.” 


"Western Minnesota is my home. I believe I know firsthand the obstacles our communities face." said Osberg. "I believe in the values of hard work, integrity, accountability, empathy and kindness. I’m running to bring those values back to our government."

Osberg is committed to creating a future where rural communities thrive. He aims to fight for fair policies that support agriculture, education, healthcare, and the well-being of rural families.


"We believe the change we seek must start with us,” Osberg concluded. "We believe our actions can make a difference. We believe we must restore checks and balances in Washington.”


To learn more about Erik Osberg’s campaign, please visit www.erikosberg4congress.com 


Contact:

Erik Osberg for Congress Campaign


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