John Hoeven for US Senate This week, as Republicans gather in Dallas for our
first-ever Midterm Convention, take a good look at what is up on that stage.



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Fellow patriot,

This week, as Republicans gather in Dallas for our first-ever Midterm
Convention, take a good look at what is up on that stage.

American energy. Domestic manufacturing. A strong farm economy. Lower costs
for working families. Secure borders. It is the America First agenda, and the
whole country is watching Republicans celebrate it in primetime.

I want you to know something. That agenda is not new to me. I have spent my
entire career fighting for exactly those things for North Dakota, for our
energy workers, our farmers and ranchers, and the families who keep the Plains
running.

Here is the hard truth the convention makes clear. All of it depends on one
thing: holding our majority in Congress. I am not on the ballot this year, but
that majority is, and the radical socialist left is spending everything they
have to seize it.

I refuse to watch this progress get reversed.
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The convention is drawing the bright line. Now we have to fund the fight to
win on the right side of it.

CHIP IN $25
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Stand with me to protect the majority
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that keeps this agenda alive.

Gratefully,

John Hoeven
U.S. Senator, North Dakota





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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 servedten 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 forAmerican 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.

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