BREAKING NEWS: Leading Republican candidate for MN governor, Scott Jensen, confirmed he would NOT support an exception for rape or incest in his abortion ban if he’s elected this November.

John,

Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Flanagan's Republican opponents are doubling down on their extreme anti-choice views since Monday's leaked Supreme Court draft Roe v. Wade decision.

In an interview with WCCO, leading Republican candidate for Minnesota governor, Scott Jensen, was asked if he supports exemptions for rape and incest in his pledge to ban abortion. He said no.

It has NEVER been more important to re-elect Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Flanagan so they can protect abortion rights in Minnesota! Pitch in today!

If the Supreme Court’s opinion holds, Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Flanagan will be our last line of defense against a crowded field of staunchly anti-choice Republicans — all of which have pledged to sign abortion bans if they’re elected.

Our organizing team has a plan to double their capacity this month to fight back. But in order to execute it, we still need to raise $14,432 by tomorrow night.

John, will you help us make up the difference? Chip in $10, $25, $50 (or whatever works today) to help us hold the line for abortion rights in Minnesota!

Thank you,

Team Walz-Flanagan

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