Dustin DuFault -- SD49 Endorsed Candidate

@GlowSurfing Vote for Jesse Ventura.

Whatcha got??

@MNKarlOlson @QuantumGuard17 As per the system, she's running unopposed.

@QuantumGuard17 Judge Sarah West - Position 35 - is on the ballot in Hennepin County MN in November 2026. I’m protesting the fraud by writing in: NONE OF THE ABOVE. Please join me.

🚨 INFURIATING: A Minnesota leftist judge OVERTURNED a Somali fraud guilty verdict, which was UNANIMOUS. "The judge didn't [even] say the fraud didn't happen!" Tim Walz's Minnesota is DEEPLY corrupt. Voters need to CLEAN HOUSE!

@GrageDustin @RonforMNAG Already am.

You should all go follow @RonforMNAG by the way.

🚨 BREAKING: Ron Schutz (R) only trails Keith Ellison by four points with 20% of voters undecided. Ellison’s favorables are completely underwater with near 100% name ID. Minnesota is on track to elect a Republican Attorney General for the first time in 60 years.

I made a mistake in my graphic -now fixed. Don't YOU make a mistake. Vote for DIANE KRENZ in the PRIMARY, AUGUST 11TH.

@SenWarren @grok In the year since Donald Trump decreased SNAP funding in his “Big Beautiful Bill," has there been any change in obesity rates among SNAP recipients?

It’s been a year since Donald Trump slashed SNAP funding in his “Big Beautiful Bill.” Here’s how many people have lost food assistance so far.

Perhaps healthcare would be more affordable if not for the industrial-scale fraud.

Fact check: True 👇 growthmn.com/schultz-this-i…

@NateGeorgeMN @mngop Made it.

Here is another @mngop #MnLeg MNsen candiate to support @dufaultformn needs a few dollars to hit the goal - jump over to his site and help. 🗳️✅🇺🇸

Made it.

@mnkarlolson Made it!

@dufaultformn Done. Please post as soon as you have qualified for the public subsidy. Thanks for stopping by.

Help me get past the finish line! We're in the final stretch before July 20th, the deadline to qualify for Minnesota's public campaign subsidy program for my campaign for State Senate, District 49. To qualify, I need a minimum number of individual donors giving $50 or less. I'm close, but still need just a few more donors by Monday to get there. And it could cost you nothing! My campaign is eligible for Minnesota’s Political Contribution Refund program, which reimburses up to $75/year to eligible Minnesota voters (up to $150/married couple) given to campaigns like mine. The campaign sends you everything you need to claim it back. If you believe Minnesota deserves better, stronger accountability, lower taxes, real transparency, and better schools, I'd be grateful for your support before Monday. You can make a secure online donation through the links at my website. 👉 DuFaultforMN.com

@LetsFindOut16 SD49 (Eden Prairie and southern Minnetonka)

@dufaultformn Where is your area?

Over the next 48 hours, we'll be sharing messages from @MNGOP candidates and their BPOUs seeking support to help qualify for Minnesota's state campaign subsidy. We're passing along requests we've received and encourage you to support the candidates that resonate with you. Every contribution makes a difference! If you're able, please consider helping one or more Republican #MNLEG House and Senate candidates reach this important fundraising milestone. Read more below. @MPLSGOP @MNCD5GOP candidates need you! Note from the Minneapolis GOP: Minnesota's state campaign subsidy is funded through a fixed pool of money that is divided between the political parties. If our Minneapolis Republican candidates qualify by the July 20, 2026 deadline, they secure their share of those funds. If they don't, a larger portion goes to the other side. The impact is significant: House candidates who raise $1,500 in contributions of $50 or less qualify for approximately $5,000 in state campaign funding. Senate candidates who raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less qualify for approximately $10,000 in state campaign funding. Together, that's approximately $32,000 that can support Republican campaign and voter outreach efforts instead of benefiting the opposition. Even better, it may cost you nothing. Every campaign linked below qualifies for Minnesota's Political Contribution Refund (PCR) Program, which allows eligible Minnesota residents to receive a refund of up to $75 per person (or $150 per married couple) each year for qualifying political contributions. The campaign will provide the simple instructions needed to request your refund. The deadline is fast approaching, and these candidates still need your help to reach the finish line. Please consider making a qualifying contribution today. Give online with the links below no later than July 20, 2026: John Holmberg - House District 60A (Northeast Minneapolis) secure.anedot.com/john-holmberg-…... Diane Napper - Senate District 63 (South Minneapolis) secure.anedot.com/diane-napper-f…... Kyle Bragg - House District 63A (South Minneapolis) secure.anedot.com/kyle-bragg-for…... Nicholas Peters - House District 63B (South Minneapolis) secure.anedot.com/nick4mn63b/don…..

Stopped by the Hopkins Raspberry Festival today and had a nice chat with @WrightForMN.

@Ilhan @grok contrary to the claims made here, is there not an obesity epidemic in the United States, especially those to whom receive SNAP benefits?

1.5 million kids lost access to food assistance as a result of the Big Ugly Bill's historic SNAP cuts. I put forward an amendment to reverse the cuts and give our kids the food assistance they need. Republicans shot it down.

@LibertyUSA37 x.com/dufaultformn/s…

Remember back before Democrats took control of Minnesota, when we had safe cities, clean streets, and good schools? Democrats destroy every place they get put in charge. Minnesota won’t improve until democrats lose power. americanexperiment.org/65-of-minnesot…

Minnesota just posted its highest graduation rate ever. Also: 65% of our 11th graders are below grade level in math, the worst math performance on record. Minnesota public schools handed out more diplomas than ever, while fewer kids could do the math to earn them. Since when did a piece of paper become the goal instead of actual learning? Minnesota keeps breaking graduation-rate records while our kids fall further behind on the fundamentals. That's not progress, that's a broken accountability system. Minnesota scrapped its high school exit exam back in 2013. Maybe it's time we brought real accountability back. Our schools deserve better. Our kids deserve better. Minnesota Deserves Better! 🎓 americanexperiment.org/65-of-minnesot…