Kandiyohi County Republican BPOU

10/26/2026

Only a few yard signs available! Plus, election week special (while they last)! Call ahead as office hours may be shortened for GOTV efforts.


Republican Party of Minnesota

10/26/2026

Help John Nagel for Congress MN-5 win this election! Enough of Ilhan whatever-her-name-is and her personal and professional lies!

10/26/2026

Facts matter. Law matters. Vote Tad Jude for MN Secretary of State!

10/26/2026

With Election Day a week away, our focus is on getting out the VOTE! We have a limited supply of yard signs and volunteers are busy making calls and knocking doors all week. PLEASE call ahead if you plan to stop by the office to make sure someone is there to help you. Want to help? Just an hour of your time makes a difference! Dm us for details. ♥️🌊🇺🇸
Republican Party of Minnesota

10/25/2026

Thanks to Emily Gruenhagen for this post:

Here are some things you should know before voting on the Constitutional Amendment.

Minnesota’s Constitutional Amendment on the ballot in 2026
The question: “Shall the Minnesota Constitution be amended to increase funding going to all school districts from the Permanent School Fund, which is a fund that supports school districts, without raising individual income or property taxes, effective July 1, 2027.”

It’s true, the amendment would allow more money from the Permanent School Fund to be allocated to the state’s public and charter schools without raising income or property taxes…..BUT…..there’s a lot more that will happen if you vote YES that the wording of the question on the ballot doesn’t tell you about.

Background of the issue:
The Permanent School Fund has been around since before the beginning of the state.

The Fund is from money derived from timber sales and mineral rights on over 2-million acres of land (most in northern Minnesota).

The Fund is now more than $2.3-billion and raises about $60-million per year ($68 per student).

The proposal would increase the payout to about $104-million ($118 per student).

The problem with the ballot question:
The question doesn’t tell you what exact changes voters are making to the Constitution!

The law that authorized the ballot question changes the Constitution to:
Allow more than just ‘interest and dividends’ to be allocated to schools.

Remove the requirement that the Fund be paid back if it loses money on its investments.

Authorize unrestricted “Administrative Costs” such as state employee salaries to come from the Fund.

Allows lawmakers, not voters to make future changes to the fund allocations.

The 2026 law that set in motion the ballot question sets future payouts at 4.5% of the fund’s value, regardless of whether the Fund had gains that year.

Under the new language, if the fund’s returns don’t equal 4.5%, assets from the Fund would have to be sold to make up the allocation and expenses, lowering the amount of assets in the fund available for future returns.

Mark Kulda
Greater Minnesota Coordinator
American Experiment

10/24/2026

We need change in Minnesota! Vote for Ron Schutz for Minnesota Attorney General!

10/23/2026

Amen!!! We are optimistic about the elections this year, but people have to VOTE!! Vote now or Nov. 3!!

10/23/2026

Tune in to Tad Jude for MN Secretary of State this afternoon!

TUNE IN TODAY AT 3:35 PM!

Tad Jude, candidate for Minnesota Secretary of State, joins Jason DeRusha on WCCO Radio at 3:35 PM

Hear Tad discuss cracking down on fraud, Minnesota's future, election integrity, and accountability.

📻 WCCO Radio 830 AM | 3:35 PM

or listen online at https://www.audacy.com/wccoradio/shows/drivetime-with-derusha

Your money. Your vote. Your flag. Your home. Minnesota.

10/23/2026

Support John Nagel for Congress MN-5! Enough of Ilhan “Omar”and her lies, coverups, and corruption. Click on link to learn more and donate to John Nagel’s campaign https://nagelforcongress.com