Vote4 Dan Skogen

Vote4 Dan Skogen All the people of MNSD 08 deserve to have a strong voice in St. Paul. I will be that voice. We need to bring common sense to the process.

http://skogenforsenate.com and http://twitter.com/Vote4DanSkogen Dan Skogen (born December 14, 1957) is a Minnesotan politician and a former member of the Minnesota Senate who represented District 10, which includes all or portions of Becker, Otter Tail and Wadena counties in the northwestern part of the state. Education and professional career
Skogen grew up near Phelps Mill in Maine Township. He

graduated from Battle Lake High School and has an audio communications degree from Thief River Falls Technical College. He is the sports director at radio stations in Wadena. He resides near Hewitt with his wife, Dee, and has two children. Service in the Minnesota Senate
A Democrat, Skogen was first elected in 2006. He lost his re-election bid in the November 2, 2010, general election to Republican Gretchen Hoffman. While in office, his special legislative concerns included the environment, agriculture, and education. Skogen was a member of the senate's Agriculture and Veterans Committee, the Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee, the Education Committee and the Environment and Natural Resources Committee. He also served on and chaired the Environment and Natural Resources Subcommittee for Public Lands and Waters, and on the Finance subcommittees for the Agriculture and Veterans Budget and Policy Division and the E-12 Education Budget and Policy Division.

11/05/2012

If you believe in local control, lower property taxes, fair and consistent funding for our schools, and protecting the most vulnerable in our society including our children, our elderly, and our veterans of all ages, you really need to vote for Dan Skogen. These are the issues central to his heart.

This election is about you. Vote for a better tomorrow.

11/05/2012

Vote for fiscal responsibility. Vote for Dan Skogen.

The Republican legislature left the state with a $4.5 billion deficit (while making the wild claim that they left a $1.2b "surplus"). They borrowed 2 billion dollars from your schools. They added $400 million to your property taxes. The Republicans also used 250 legislature days to get less done since 1869. That's not a good use of your tax dollars. We can do better than that.

Dan Skogen is the fiscally responsible candidate. He voted for a balanced approach that included an across the board 7% cut in ALL departments. Voters in Minnesota Senate District 8 have a clear choice between the fiscal responsibility of Dan Skogen and the borrow-and-spend approach by the other side.

I hope you will share this video. This election is critical to restoring common sense to the Minnesota legislature. Check these out for more information:
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11/05/2012

Skogen is the guy who gets things done

We didn’t even live in Dan’s district, but he knew honoring survivors with a Gold Star license plate was the right thing to do. In this election, we have a clear choice: the guy who tries or the guy who gets things done. I know Dan Skogen will be a state senator who doesn’t just listen to us, but pu...

11/04/2012

Wadena mayor encourages vote for Dan Skogen in District 8

On June 17, 2010, Wadena was struck by an EF4 tornado that devastated a large portion of the City of Wadena. It destroyed over 100 homes, 20 businesses, our high school, community center, and many public buildings and infrastructure.

11/04/2012

Why did real estate taxes go up?

I heard Senator Ingebrigtsen’s radio ad one morning. He stated, “We went from a $6 billion deficit to a $1 billion surplus, without raising taxes.” I nearly fell out of my chair.

11/03/2012

Why on Earth would the Republicans vote to cut funding for education when Minnesota's tradition of strong and well funded schools is part of what makes the state so special?

Student loan debt now exceeds credit card debt in America, and this is turning into an epidemic. An educated work force with a disposable income is critical for the future of Minnesota.

Vote for quality education. Vote for Dan Skogen.


I hope you liked and will share this video. This election is critical to restoring common sense to the Minnesota legislature. Check these out for more information:
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11/03/2012

Deer Hunting tomorrow morning...then hitting some doors in Alexandria. Come help if you can...make sure you vote on Tuesday!

A few pics of Dan and Dee Skogen
11/02/2012

A few pics of Dan and Dee Skogen

11/02/2012

Time to fire incumbents in District 8B

We need new leadership in the Minnesota Legislature. The last session was dominated by failed partisan politics, gridlock, divisive social issues, raising our property taxes, and borrowing money from schools to pretend the deficit was “fixed.”

11/01/2012

By ending the Homestead Market Value Credit (Homestead Tax Credit), Republicans caused your property taxes to up by about 8% in Greater Minnesota. This is the biggest property tax hike in state history. One man in Douglas County had his property taxes go up 33%!

Dan Skogen will fight to lower your property taxes by reinstating the Homestead Tax Credit. This will benefit agriculture, small businesses, and home owners in rural Minnesota.

Vote for lower property taxes in District 8. Vote for Dan Skogen on November 6th.

I hope you liked and will share this video. This election is critical to restoring common sense to the Minnesota legislature. Check these out for more information:
http://skogenforsenate.com
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