We are a grassroots organization encouraging citizens to be involved in the ongoing work of representative democracy. Minnesota's strength comes from us being there for each other--bringing together people from different places and of different backgrounds to create community. We must pick leaders who see all of us as equal and govern for all of us, for generations to come. By joining together, we can make Minnesota a place where community, well being, and respect are for everyone, no exceptions.

Women Winning’s mission is to encourage, promote, support, and elect pro-choice women to all levels of public office.

MN-RPAC is a bi-partisan Political Action Committee (PAC) that supports candidates and legislators who advocate for homeowners and the real estate industry. The MN-RPAC Board of Trustees endorses candidates based on a variety of factors including, a record of willingness to work with Minnesota Realtors® on issues of common interest, authoring/co-authoring legislation supported by Minnesota Realtors®, and demonstrating leadership on key housing and tax policy issues of importance to Realtors® and homeowners throughout Minnesota.

Councilmember Kim Nelson (Ward 1) is also a proven council member who will continue her work to make Plymouth a safe, welcoming place where people of all walks want to “live, work, play and visit.” She brings a background in government and policy from her degree in political science to her current role as deputy political director, North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters. Simply put, Nelson knows how government works and how to work with government to get things done. She is passionate about listening to and advocating for her constituents. Nelson has lived in Plymouth for a decade.

-Audrey Britton

As a neighboring city council member, I proudly endorse Kimberly Nelson for Plymouth Ward 1. I share Kimberly's values including public safety, inclusion, fiscal stewardship, environmental responsibility, residential development to meet the community's needs, and supporting small business.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Kim for years on issues affecting Plymouth residents. Throughout that time, she’s consistently demonstrated her deep commitment to families by fighting to end wage theft and ensuring our infrastructure is built and maintained. That’s why I’m proud to fully endorse Kim for Plymouth City Council.

She has a passion for learning other people’s values and seeks to solve difficult situations with commitment and perseverance. You will not find a more dedicated or enthusiastic person who seeks out opportunities to understand other’s perspectives. When it comes to morals and values, the City of Plymouth would be very fortunate to have her working on their behalf.

- Richard Kolodziejski, Government Affairs Director

AFSCME Council 5 is a union of more than 43,000 working Minnesotans from across the state. We advocate for excellence in services for the public, dignity in the workplace, and opportunity and prosperity for all workers. Our members are proud to support Kim, and we look forward to working with her.

Kim Nelson is a true friend to working families and a fierce advocate against human trafficking. With her strong ties to the Carpenters' Union and deep commitment to our community, Kim will always stand up for the rights and dignity of everyone she serves.

Elect Kim Nelson for her unwavering dedication to supporting working-class families and her active role fighting human trafficking. As a hardworking staff member of the Carpenters' Union, Kim brings a deep understanding of labor issues and a commitment to advocating for the rights and well-being of all residents. Her blend of grassroots activism and union experience makes her a strong and compassionate voice for our communities.

• LiUNA MN/ND

• Operating Engineers Local 49

• Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation

• Minnesota State Building Trades

• International Union of Painters & Allied Trades District Council 82

• IBEW Local 282

• Carpenters Local 322

• Interior Systems Local 68

• Teamsters Local 120, Joint Council 32

• MN Pipes Trades