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Lake Wilson's Mark York announces bid for U.S. Senate

Mark York, a seventh-generation farmer and computer scientist, prioritizes affordability, economic rebuilding, security, fraud combat, and government efficiency in his Minnesota Senate run.

  • Recently, Mark York, seventh-generation farmer and Republican candidate from Lake Wilson, announced he’s running for the U.S. Senate and visited The Globe six days into his official run.
  • York says his campaign centers on five priorities including affordability, economy rebuilding, security, fraud combat, and government efficiency, drawing on his farming and Ph.D. studies at Harvard University and MIT.
  • On combating abuse, York advocates randomized spot checks and better technology, and he proposes using artificial intelligence to detect fraud and assist eligible applicants.
  • Minnesota Republicans will hold endorsing conventions in the spring and a primary on Aug. 11, with Michele Tafoya, Royce White and David Hann also seeking the GOP nomination.
  • Having worked to accelerate critical-minerals permitting and co-founded Farm Yield Africa, York highlights national-security and agricultural credentials as a White House Fellow and Extension agronomist.
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Lake Wilson's Mark York announces bid for U.S. Senate

LAKE WILSON, Minn. — Mark York, a seventh-generation farmer from Lake Wilson, announced he’s running for U.S. Senate as a Republican. "I want to serve and I want to help make life more affordable," York said in an interview. "I want to make it easier for companies (and) small businesses to create jobs and I want to cut waste in government.” The Southwest Minnesota native joins several Republicans in the race, including former NFL sideline report…

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The Globe broke the news in on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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