The Billboard Project

A billboard in Rochester, Minnesota, near the Mayo Clinic, targets the state's First Congressional District, represented by Brad Finstad. This district includes a mix of small cities, farmland, and the world-renowned Mayo Clinic, a hub for medical research and care.

Donald Trump’s policies on tariffs, health care, and immigration—particularly visa restrictions affecting foreign scientists and doctors—pose serious risks to the district’s residents.

Yet Representative Finstad has avoided holding public town halls. Maybe it’s time his constituents made their voices heard.

A billboard near Des Moines, Iowa, targets Senator Chuck Grassley. At a recent town hall, many of his constituents voiced serious concerns and frustrations about the legal and economic impacts of the Trump administration.

Senator Grassley has the opportunity to join Democrats—and some Republicans—in limiting the economic harm caused by Trump’s tariff policies and in protecting Iowa farmers.

As Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, he also holds the power to defend our constitutional rights.

A billboard in St. Cloud, Minnesota, near the Veterans Hospital, sits in the state’s Sixth Congressional District, represented by Tom Emmer. This district leans conservative, but it's home to many farmers, veterans, and small business owners—people who may be alarmed by how the Trump–Musk administration is endangering their livelihoods and futures.

Representative Emmer has avoided holding public town halls. We hope his constituents will speak up and share their concerns directly with him.