Lindsey Port

Lindsey Port lives in Burnsville, Minnesota. Port earned a degree from the University of Minnesota at Twin Cities. Her career experience includes working as a nonprofit executive director, advisor, and consultant.[1][2]

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Port's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[7]

A vibrant economy

Excerpt: "We must protect opportunities for the middle class to be successful by passing equal pay for equal work, creating new job training and education programs and providing paid parental leave and paid sick days for all workers. We need a level playing field where everyone has the opportunity for success and where corporations and the wealthy pay their fair share."

Healthy communities

Excerpt: "Every family has a right to clean air and water, good basic healthcare and safe housing, even when times are hard. We should lower property taxes and allow the refinancing of student loans the same way people can refinance a mortgage."

Prioritizing our students

Excerpt: "All-day kindergarten and pre-k will give students the tools they need to be educated and successful. We can strengthen the next generation by offering qualified Minnesota students free tuition for two years to a state community college."