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Steve Cherney for State RepresentativeHouse District 58A

Lower Costs.Safer Communities.

Common sense, accountability, and real-world experience for Minnesota families, local taxpayers, schools, farms, and small businesses.

Steve Cherney

Proudly serving Dundas, Lonsdale, New Prague, Northfield, and the townships of Bridgewater, Cedar Lake, Forest, Helena, Webster, and Wheatland.

Meet Steve

Real experience. Local service. Common-sense leadership.

Steve brings decades of public service, private-sector experience, and community leadership to this race. He has served on the Burnsville and Lonsdale City Councils, worked as an appointed Planning Commissioner, managed budgets across public, private, and nonprofit organizations, and earned a Master’s degree in Public Administration.

He has the time, experience, and dedication to do the job right—and the practical background to understand how decisions in St. Paul affect families, farmers, seniors, schools, roads, and small businesses here at home.

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Accountability

Taxpayer money belongs to the people who earned it.

Steve will ask tough questions, demand real oversight, stop waste before money leaves the door, and make sure government focuses on its basic responsibilities.

Steve's Accountability Plan

Local decisions matter

Put our communities first.

One-size-fits-all mandates from St. Paul can raise property taxes, burden small businesses, and ignore the differences between cities, townships, farms, and rural roads. Steve believes decisions should be made as close to home as possible.

Family farms and small businesses Local roads and infrastructure Clean water and affordable energy Broadband and rural connectivity Parents, schools, cities, and townships
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