The caucus was February 3rd, and there were two locations in Hastings. The Republican party met at
the high school, and the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party met at the middle school.
Senator Judy Seeberger and State Representative Tom Dippel both spoke to their constituents in Hastings before heading to Cottage Grove.
State Representative Dippel is running for Senate in this election, while Senator Seeberger campaigns for reelection to the Senate.
KDWA spoke with Representative Dippel and Senator Seeberger for a recap of the February 3rd caucus and about their work on behalf of the district.
About the February 3rd caucus, Senator Seebger highlights the evening.
If reelected to the senate, Senator Seeberger shares three primary goals she wants to accomplish.
KDWA asked Senator Seeberger what quality a leader should have and if she feels she embodies this quality, and Senator Seeberger shares what kind of legacy she would like to have in her district.
Representative Tom Dippel recaps the highlight of the February 3rd caucus.
If elected to the Senate, Representative Dippel shares three primary goals he seeks to accomplish.
Representative Dippel explains what quality a leader should have and if he feels that he embodies this quality, and KDWA asked Representative Dippel what kind of legacy he would like to have in his district.
For the District 41 Senate race, you can find more information on the campaign websites of Senator Seeberger and State Representative Dippel.