Father to 4, brother to 10, and math teacher of 20 years. Running for Congress to bring down costs, take on corruption, and invest in small towns across #MN01.
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I'm Jake Johnson, the math teacher and father of four running for Congress to make things cheaper, fight corruption, and invest in our small towns. Watch our first ad here:
And we've gotten extra credit in Harmony! I enjoyed hosting my 22nd town hall meeting that was open to everyone and had no pre-screening of questions. We had great conversations about lowering costs, taking on corruption, and investing in our small towns instead of data centers.
It's getting more expensive to raise a family these days, with childcare & healthcare becoming less accessible, and schools & nutrition programs continuing to be underfunded.
My wife and I are raising 4 boys, and I look forward to championing parents and families in Congress.
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Congressman Finstad said he'd balance the budget, but then he voted to increase the national debt by nearly $5 trillion and to spend $2 billion per day on the Iran War.
Congressman Finstad took tens of thousands of dollars from a Chinese state-owned corporation, and then voted to protect them from lawsuits and make it easier for them to buy more of our farmland.
It's part of a broader pattern of policy decisions that Finstad has supported which have helped China over Minnesota. In Congress, I won't take money from corporations, and I'll always choose Minnesota over China.
A dreary Saturday was no match for us in Worthington! I had a great time enjoying King Turkey Day and meeting lots of folks. Thanks to everyone who walked along with me!
I'm proud to be endorsed by Beth Benike, a 10-year Army veteran and the 2025 Minnesota Small Business Person of the Year, who couldn't even get a meeting with Congressman Finstad as he voted for tariffs that harmed her small business.
We need a congressman who'll support our small business owners, not refuse to meet with them and then vote for massive tariffs that threaten to wipe them out.