Endorsements

Norann has been endorsed by the following individuals and groups:


Twin Cities Republicans

The Twin Cities Republican Association is most pleased to learn of your desire to restore our right to prosperity, protect our personal liberty, control spending, return local control of our education system to our independent school districts and utilize the basic principles of free market solutions. We are all encouraged to see new candidates accept the challenge of restoring our Constitutional principles and returning the reins of government to the people. Please let the record show that the TCRA has unanimously endorsed [Norann] as the candidate best suited to hold the seat for State Senate 43. We are confident that [Norann] are ideally suited to be the representative of your constituents.

Senate District 43 Republicans

On February 27, Norann won the local Republican endorsement and proudly accepted it as the delegation was made up of people who are committed to returning the party to its traditional role of fiscal responsibility.
RogueOn Minnesota

This conservative grassroots organization endorsed Norann on Feburary 18

On April 16, the Minnesota Young Republicans endorsed Norann at their convention.

Tim Utz is pleased to endorse Norann Dillon candidate for Minnesota Senate
43. Over the last 2 years Tim and Norann have developed a mutual goal of
serving our great state, upholding the rule of law, our constitution. Tim
looks forward to working with Norann in Saint Paul, returning our government
to foundational constitutional responsibility.

The RLC endorses candidates who pledge to restore liberty, not restrict it; shrink government, not expand it; reduce taxes, not raise them; abolish programs, not create them; promote the freedom and independence of citizens, not the interference of government in their lives; and observe the limited, enumerated powers of our Constitution, not ignore them.

The VOICES of Conservative Women Political Action Committee (VOICESPAC) endorses candidates who "understand that for our economy to grow and for our state to prosper, we must be good fiscal stewards of state finances... These women leaders understand that people provide the best solutions, not a larger, intrusive government."