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Rep. Kristin Robbins talks Walz, fraud and Republicans reclaiming the governor's office

State Rep. Kristin Robbins, R-Maple Grove, launched her 2026 gubernatorial campaign on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025, in Sauk Rapids and Central Minnesota to fight fraud.
Citing audits and county control, Robbins says fraud is `out of control` and accuses Gov. Tim Walz of ignoring it; she plans audits, county decision-making, and improving public safety, education, and development.
She plans campaign stops across all 87 Minnesota counties and emphasizes suburban outreach, after small events at The Clearing and Harvester Square with about a dozen people.
Facing multiple GOP contenders, Robbins aims to unseat Gov. Tim Walz, who seeks a third term, with her rivals including Speaker Lisa Demuth and Scott Jensen.
Robbins alleged that funds were stolen to buy property in Kenya and Range Rovers are in the U.S. Attorney's Office impound lot, then campaigned in Central Minnesota.

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Rep. Kristin Robbins talks Walz, fraud and Republicans reclaiming the governor's office

SAUK RAPIDS — Eradicating fraud in Minnesota is a central part of state Rep. Kristin Robbins’ mission to become the state’s first Republican to win a statewide office in almost 20 years. Robbins, a 57-year-old gubernatorial candidate from Maple Grove, currently serves as assistant floor leader and the chair of the House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee. She announced her candidacy in late August and on Thursday, Nov. 13, mad…

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