Minnesota · November 3, 2026
2026 Minnesota Voter Guide
Compare candidates in Minnesota’s statewide, congressional, and state legislative races. Review positions supported by verifiable evidence. Determine how to vote based on Christian principles.
Statewide voter guides
2026 Minnesota statewide voter guides
Each guide presents candidate positions without endorsements or scores and links the evidence used for every answer.
Governor
View Governor voter guideSecretary of State
View Secretary of State voter guideState Auditor
View State Auditor voter guideAttorney General
View Attorney General voter guideState legislative voter guides
2026 Minnesota Legislature voter guides
Find your district before selecting a guide. Every selected race includes all candidates who filed for that seat.
Find your districtState Senate
State Senate · District 3
Andrea Zupancich vs. Grant Hauschild
State Senate · District 4
Austin Peterson vs. Rob Kupec
State Senate · District 14
Bernie Perryman vs. Aric Putnam
State Senate · District 35
Jim Abeler vs. Angela Nelson
State Senate · District 41
Tom Dippel vs. Judy Seeberger
State Senate · District 48
Julia Coleman vs. Dan Kessler
State House
State House · District 3B
Natalie Zeleznikar vs. Aaron Schweiger
State House · District 14B
Sue Ek vs. Zach Dorholt
State House · District 35B
Steve Pape vs. Kari Rehrauer
State House · District 41A
Wayne Johnson vs. Cole Birkeland
State House · District 41B
William Beck vs. Jen Fox
State House · District 48B
Caleb Steffenhagen vs. Lucy Rehm
State House · District 54A
Aaron Paul vs. Brad Tabke
Congressional voter guides
2026 Minnesota congressional voter guides
Your U.S. House candidates depend on where you live. Use Minnesota’s official lookup if you are unsure of your congressional district.
Find your districtU.S. House · MN-02
Eric Pratt vs. Matt Little
Minnesota’s Second Congressional District
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How ChurchVote researches Minnesota candidates
ChurchVote looks first for direct candidate answers, then official votes, campaign statements, and other reliable records. When wording does not exactly match a guide question, any inference is identified in the evidence.
ChurchVote does not endorse candidates or calculate candidate scores. Unknown remains the answer when no reliable position is found.















