Today’s issues facing Minnesotans require bold, swift action. Together, we can build a state that allows everyone to thrive. In these unprecedented times, we need a new generation of leaders to step up. As your state representative, I will always bring your voice and priorities to the Capitol.
Learn more about Justice Spriggs’ priorities for District 39B, including strengthening communities, expanding opportunity, supporting families, and ensuring every neighbor has a voice.
Justice Spriggs grew up in District 39B in St. Anthony and proudly served the City of Columbia Heights, building deep roots through community, dedication, and public service.
Justice Spriggs makes a difference by listening first, leading with integrity, and working every day to build safer neighborhoods, stronger families, and brighter futures for all District 39B residents.
that works for everyone.
Healthcare is a human right and all Minnesotans deserve quality care close to where they live.
Everyone deserves to feel safe in their communities through strong relationships & shared responsibility.
We need to aggressively protect our environment and invest in clean energy to preserve our future.
All Minnesotans deserve dignity and acceptance for who they are in every community statewide.
Common sense reform helps protect our communities while promoting safety, fairness, and accountability.
Investing in our children and those who educate them are an investment in our future.
Every Minnesotan deserves a good job, a living wage, safe housing, and economic security.
Investing in public facilities, roads, bridges, and public transportation is critical for our community to thrive.
Every Minnesotan deserves an open, honest, responsive, and accessible government.
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I was born in Fargo, North Dakota, but moved to my childhood home in St. Anthony, MN when I was two years old and have lived in our district ever since.
I come from a family of teachers, with three of my grandparents and both of my parents graduating from college with education degrees. My paternal grandfather was a WWII veteran who fought at D-Day and was one of the first African-Americans to graduate with a Ph.D. in education from the University of Minnesota, going on to help pioneer modern-day Special Education.
My dad followed in his footsteps and has been a Special Education teacher in the Minneapolis area for over 20 years. My mom has been a small business owner ever since I was born, running a daycare out of my childhood home for nearly 30 years.
