Matt Norris

Rep. Matt Norris is a dedicated public servant from the Twin Cities area running for reelection to the Minnesota House in November. Matt brings a collaborative approach to legislating and is committed to addressing the rising costs of living, especially housing and property taxes. During his time in the state House, Matt has helped secure crucial infrastructure funding, supported first responders, fought for tenants’ rights, and is committed to continuing to stand up for workers and their families if he is reelected.

Matt defended his seat in one of Minnesota’s most competitive elections in 2024. Now, he’s mounting a strong campaign for reelection, with the support of the DLCC, to protect this battleground district and help Democrats build a majority in the Minnesota House.

Minnesota is on the frontlines of the fight against Trump and MAGA extremism. 2026 is a historic opportunity to build power in this true battleground, expand the one-seat blue majority in the state Senate, and re-establish a Democratic majority in the Minnesota House.

Minnesota Democrats have worked tirelessly for progress while standing up to federal bullying. Meanwhile, Republicans have largely stood by while the Trump administration has withheld federal funds, targeted Minnesota communities with masked federal agents, and failed to address rising costs and quality of life concerns.

The DLCC’s continued support in Minnesota helped Democrats win and protect a majority in the state Senate in 2022 and tie the state House in 2024. On the heels of six majority-deciding special elections this cycle, Democrats have momentum on their side, announcing that the DFL has reached a fundraising record and full candidate recruitment for the first time ever.

Minnesota is poised for historic progress this year, but Republicans are desperate to sell out their constituents to advance Trump’s self-serving agenda. The stakes have never been higher, and the DLCC is all hands on deck to bring national support and attention to the Minnesota candidates fighting for the future of the North Star State.