ROSS NOVA 2026

I will not accept campaign donations of any kind. This campaign will be funded with my own income and guided by the same principle I believe government should follow: precision spending. Too often, government throws money at problems hoping something works. Minnesota deserves better. Leadership should focus resources carefully where they can make the greatest difference for the people.

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This campaign is not about building a war chest. It is about building bridges between people. Instead of asking for money, I am asking for five minutes of your time. Follow and share this page and help spread the message across Minnesota. Post it on your town’s Facebook page and follow me on TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube so you can join my live updates and hear the message directly.

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I currently need 50 followers to go live, so if you believe in my message and what I stand for, help me reach that goal so we can start building those bridges together and having real conversations about Minnesota’s future. Use the hashtag #RossNovaForGovernorOfMN so others across Minnesota can find the message and join the conversation. You can also subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about new ideas, proposals, and the work being done to move Minnesota forward. I want to hear your ideas too, so send me an email and share your thoughts on how we can move Minnesota in the right direction.

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But if you truly want to contribute something meaningful, I encourage you to do something even more powerful than donating money. Pick up trash in your neighborhood. Bring pizza to your neighbors and introduce yourself. Help someone shovel snow or mow their lawn. Pay for the groceries of the person in front of you. Donate a child’s bike to your local police department so officers can give it to a kid in need and help build trust between officers and the community they serve.

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Start a neighborhood group that volunteers together, fixing fences, painting houses, cleaning yards, or helping families who are struggling. If someone in your community is short on food, gather groceries with neighbors and help them out. Because at the end of the day, that is what Minnesota is truly about: neighbors helping neighbors and building bridges across our communities.

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This campaign is not about money. It is about people coming together. Let us become the engineers together, building strong bridges across Minnesota, bridges that connect neighbors, communities, and even political parties. Because when Minnesotans stand side by side and build those bridges together, our best days are still ahead of us.