Edina, MN – Today, Republican Party of Minnesota Chairman David Hann issued the following statement on The Supreme Court ruling against Biden’s unconstitutional vaccine mandate: “Today, The Supreme Court ruled against President Biden’s unconstitutional vaccine mandate. This is a major victory for individual liberty, but there is still more work to be done.” “Democrats in cities like Minneapolis and St. Paul continue to push draconian mandates that undermine our liberties and unfairly target the same workers and businesses still recovering from failed Democrat policies. The Republican Party of Minnesota will continue to work towards electing leaders who are committed to…

Edina, MN – The Republican Party of Minnesota released the following statement on the DFL’s latest false, partisan attacks: “The latest fantastical hyperventilation by the Democrat Party would be laughable but for the fact that they are using false and disingenuous language to accuse Republicans of encouraging violence. It is a sad example of the DFL trying to distract the public from the abject failures in governance by Democrats under President Biden in D.C. and Gov. Tim Walz here in Minnesota. “But rather than try to out-do Democrats’ demagoguery, we remind Minnesotans that there is an election in November. The…

Edina, MN – Today the Minnesota Supreme Court will hear arguments in Minnesota Voters Alliance, et al. v. County of Ramsey, et al. The Republican Party of Minnesota, a co-plaintiff in this case, is working to ensure that counties are following state law with respect to the appointing of election judges and the membership of absentee ballot boards. “This case is about ensuring that county and local governments are following the law with respect to election judges and absentee ballot boards. State law clearly provides for our major political parties – both Republicans and Democrats – to help recruit and…

Edina, MN – Recent news reports show that the long-term effects of Democrat-led shutdowns are costing families hard-earned cash and holding students back academically. According to The Star-Tribune, “…demand for tutors is skyrocketing as schools and parents seek to help students close the learning gaps that resulted from months of online- only instruction…”. “This latest news shows the sad consequences of the shutdown policies pushed by Gov. Tim Walz and the Democrats,” Republican Party of Minnesota Chairman David Hann said. “Republicans have long said that kids needed to be in school learning. Democrats like Gov. Walz kept kids out of…