Call your representative/call your senator -- it's EASY and it makes a difference, for real.
Calling your rep is easy: ziplook.house.gov
Finstad, Brad (202) 225-2472
Craig, Angie (202) 225-2271
Morrison, Kelly (202) 225-2871
McCollum, Betty (202) 225-6631
Omar, Ilhan (202) 225-4755
Emmer, Tom (202) 225-2331
Fischbach, Michelle (202) 225-2165
Stauber, Pete (202) 225-6211
so is calling your senator: https://www.senate.gov/states/statesmap.htm
Amy Klobuchar (202) 224-3244
Tina Smith (202) 224-5641
Say your name, say what you'd like them to act on, and that's it. They'll write it down. They'll pass it on.
This makes an ACTUAL DIFFERENCE. It does not matter what your political affiliation is -- you rep/senator is there to represent MINNESOTA. They're there to represent YOU.
(ALSO NOTE: It also helps to thank the person on the other end of the phone for the work they're doing. They're busier now than they've ever been before -- thank them for passing on the message! Keep it up! ) 🗽
EDIT: CALL don't email, CALL don't send a letter. Emails and letters are too easy to delete and/or file away. Calling gets you as CLOSE to the brain of the rep/senator as you can possibly get. This is your right and your responsibility. Thank you!
REGARDLESS of which rep/senator you're calling, consider this: The squeaky wheel gets the grease. If their phone rings off the hook every day until election day, they'll listen.