RADIO ADS

State Representative Morrie Lanning has provided strong and experienced leadership in representing the residents of Moorhead and Northern Clay County. Morrie worked to increase funding for K-12 and higher education, secure nearly 20 million dollars for needed capital investment projects for District 9A, provide property tax relief, establish a higher renewable energy standard, and advance the use of alternative sources of energy. Morrie is proud to be a Spud, and to be named to the Moorhead High School Hall of Honor.

Vote on November 4th to reelect State Representative Morrie Lanning.

Paid for by the Lanning for State Representative Committee

Minnesota State Representative Morrie Lanning has worked to support increased funding for K-12 and higher education; health care; veteran’s services; and programs to support the most vulnerable citizens. In working to increase funding for these high priority needs, Morrie has exercised the spending discipline and revenue raising strategy necessary to balance the state’s budget without raising income or sales taxes. Morrie has a proven record of leadership and service for District 9A and the state of Minnesota.

Vote on November 4th to reelect State Representative Morrie Lanning.

Paid for by the Lanning for State Representative Committee

Minnesota State Representative Morrie Lanning has worked to support increased funding for K-12 and higher education; health care; veteran’s services; and programs to support the most vulnerable citizens. Morrie has supported environmental efforts to establish a higher renewable energy standard, advance the use of alternative sources of energy, and study the capping of greenhouse gas emissions. Morrie has a proven record of leadership and service for District 9A and the state of Minnesota.

Vote on November 4th to reelect State Representative Morrie Lanning.

Paid for by the Lanning for State Representative Committee

This is Representative Morrie Lanning.  Contrary to the claim made by my opponent, I support the constitutional right of law abiding citizens to obtain a permit to carry a concealed gun.  What I opposed five and one half years ago was the requirement that churches, colleges, and businesses post a sign at every entrance to their facilities saying that they ban guns in these premises.  Many of us felt that this was an overreaching government intrusion into the affairs of private establishments.  Knowing the reasons for a particular vote often sheds a much different light on that vote. 

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