Hi ,

Joe Banish of The Grand Forks Herald said, "Despite the event’s focus on reproductive rights, Christiansen is far from a single-issue candidate" in his coverage of the Reproductive Rights Rally in Grand Forks yesterday. He's right.

As I campaign across the state, I’ve witnessed how access to mental health professionals is extremely sparse in rural North Dakota. Of the state’s 53 counties, 24 do not have a single accredited mental health professional, and nine of them only have one provider. Rising teacher and nursing shortages are impacting services especially in rural areas and children in our rural school systems are lacking services to help them thrive.

But on Monday night, my opponent was a no show for the senatorial debate on BEK TV North Dakota. Maybe because he didn't want to admit that he's failing the people of North Dakota.

That’s why I’m running to replace him, North Dakotans need someone who will show up for them.

(Photo courtesy of BEK TV North Dakota)

The National Women’s Political Caucus said, “we know you’ll continue to fight for us.”

They are right, I will keep fighting for North Dakotans.

But we need your help so we can spread our message far and wide - this campaign is within firing range of taking this seat on November 8th.

Please chip in today so we can keep up the fight and get our message out to all voters in North Dakota.

Hope to see you on the trail!

Best,
Dr. Katrina Christiansen
Candidate for US Senate

P.S. Read the full story in the Grand Forks Herald.
P.S.S. We need you! If you can help make phone calls, knock on doors or write letters to the editor of your local newspaper sign up here.

Please chip in now to help us take this seat!

Katrina for Senate

PO Box 964

Jamestown, ND 58402

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