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 Fellow patriot, One primary can be a fluke. A pattern is something else entirely. So let me connect the dots for you. • New York City: an actual Democratic Socialist, Zohran Mamdani, elected mayor of America's largest city. • New York: Mamdani's allies then knocked off sitting congressmen, including the chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. • Colorado: a 29-year-old socialist ousted a nearly 30-year incumbent, running on Medicare for All and abolishing ICE. • Michigan: the Bernie wing captured an open United States Senate nomination over the entire party establishment. • Minnesota: one week later, a progressive who wants to dismantle ICE won another open Senate nomination. That is not a fluke. That is a takeover, moving from city hall to the House to the United States Senate in a matter of months. We cannot let it reach the majority. And every step closer they get to the Senate, the closer they get to running the country. Please stand with me today. Give at the level that fits you: CHIP IN $35 CHIP IN $75 CHIP IN $150 CHIP IN $300 CHIP IN $500 The pattern is clear, fellow patriot. So is what we have to do about it. With gratitude, John Hoeven U.S. Senator, North Dakota | About Senator John Hoeven A North Dakota native born in Bismarck, John Hoeven has spent his career fighting for the people of the Peace Garden State. Before coming to Washington, he served ten years as North Dakota's governor — growing the economy, cutting taxes, and turning North Dakota into one of the nation's top energy producers.
Since being sworn in as U.S. Senator in 2011, Hoeven has brought that same commonsense approach to Washington. He's a leading voice for American energy dominance, a champion for North Dakota's farmers and ranchers, and a tireless defender of our military — including Minot Air Force Base, the nation's only dual-nuclear base.
John and his wife Mikey call Bismarck home. He's fighting every day to keep North Dakota strong and America first. | FOLLOW JOHN ON SOCIAL MEDIA |
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