Senator Nick Frentz Launches New Campaign Ad, Emphasizing Collaborative Record of Delivering for District 18
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
North Mankato, MN — On Thursday, Senator Nick Frentz (SD18) released the first ad of his 2026 reelection campaign, highlighting his commitment to putting the people of his district first and working together to deliver for local communities.
The ad, “Fighting for you”, highlights his work advocating for public safety, championing small business, and supporting public schools, while emphasizing his commitment to putting the community he represents ahead of political party or ideology.
In the Senate, Frentz has secured significant investments for Senate District 18, most recently including over $14 million in infrastructure projects from the 2026 bonding bill. Frentz led the passage of a pensions bill this year that secured $8 million for police and fire retirees.
Transcript of “Fighting for You”
I’m Nick Frentz and I’m proud to represent our district.
If we work together there’s nothing we can’t do
For our neighbors, our communities, and our state.
From supporting our public schools
Advocating for public safety
And championing our small businesses.
As your state senator I’ve always put our district first
Before political party or ideology.
What really makes our district great is the people
I ask for your vote on November 3rd to continue fighting for you.
ABOUT SENATOR NICK FRENTZ
Senator Nick Frentz has served in the Minnesota Senate representing south central communities since 2016. Members of his family first moved to Mankato over 150 years ago, and he and his wife Jill began their family in North Mankato in 1989. He raised four children in the community and is proud to call Minnesota home.
For over 30 years, Nick has enjoyed working in Mankato and volunteering to help with area students, youth sports, charity boards, non-profits, special events and more. He is grateful to be part of a community that works together on so many things that improve our quality of life. Nick is proud to be a voice for that community at the capitol, and bring that spirit of collaboration with me into his legislative work.
During his years in the Senate, Nick has fought for climate resilience, clean energy, education, health care, transportation, public safety, agriculture, and more. He was elected by his colleagues to serve as an Assistant Majority Leader, and also Chairs the Energy, Utilities, Environment, and Climate Committee.
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