Erik Osberg
D
Won the August 11, 2026 Democratic primary over Steve Carlson.
Osberg is a small business owner from western Minnesota running as the Democratic nominee against incumbent Michelle Fischbach, campaigning on rural healthcare, agriculture, public education, and reducing corporate influence in politics.[3]
Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.
Positions on the issues
- SupportsExpand public health coverage
Campaigns on making healthcare more affordable and accessible, particularly for rural communities.[3]
“Make healthcare more affordable and accessible, especially for rural families, seniors, and communities that rely on local clinics and hospitals.”
In their words — priorities
- Defend constitutional rights and protect fair elections.[3]
- Get corporate money out of politics, including a constitutional amendment ending Citizens United and a ban on individual stock trading by members of Congress.[3]
- Make healthcare more affordable and accessible for rural families, seniors, and communities that rely on local clinics and hospitals.[3]
- Protect and expand federal support for public schools, students, and teachers.[3]
- Support farms, small businesses, and rural economies with federal backing for local solutions on housing, childcare, and public safety.[3]
Background
Campaign money
Raised $335K · spent $221K · $114K cash on hand (through 2026-07-22) FEC filing ↗