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Minnesota Lawmakers Warn of Political Influence in New Inspector General's Office

  • Republican State Senators Michael Kreun and Mark Koran said the Walz administration may post high-level Office of the Inspector General jobs before an inspector general is hired.
  • Minnesota created the independent Office of the Inspector General to investigate state agencies and programs after welfare fraud schemes.
  • The inspector general will serve a five-year term, be appointed by the governor, and require confirmation by three-fifths of the Minnesota Senate.
  • Lisa Demuth urged U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar to persuade Governor Tim Walz not to interfere with the office’s independence.
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Minnesota lawmakers warn of political influence in new Inspector General's Office

(The Center Square) – Minnesota lawmakers are raising bipartisan concerns as the Walz administration begins hiring staff for the Office of Inspector General before selecting an inspector general.

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Alpha News broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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