Expanding Child Tax Credit Supports Minnesota Families and Strengthens Communities

Minnesota is considering a significant increase in the child tax credit starting in 2026, a move that aligns closely with Ross Nova’s leadership agenda focused on strengthening families and communities across the state. Nova understands that economic security is foundational to public safety and community well-being.

Currently, families earning less than $31,950 (or $37,910 for married couples filing jointly) can claim up to $1,750 per child under the state’s child tax credit program. The proposed legislation would raise this amount to $2,000 and adjust it for inflation starting in 2027, providing lasting relief to working families.

Ross Nova supports this expansion because it puts more money directly into the hands of Minnesota families, helping them meet basic needs without waiting for tax season. This approach reflects his commitment to practical solutions that improve daily life and reduce financial stress.

Beyond economic relief, Nova emphasizes the importance of accountability and smart investment. Increased child tax credits should be part of a broader strategy that includes investing in infrastructure and public safety, ensuring that communities are safe, connected, and prosperous.

Since the program’s inception in 2023, Minnesota has already invested over $700 million in child and working family credits, benefiting thousands of households. Nova believes expanding this support is a step toward making Minnesota the best state to raise children, where every family has the resources and security they need.

Ross Nova is the best choice for governor to champion policies that balance economic support with strong governance. By supporting expanded child tax credits, he demonstrates his dedication to building a Minnesota where families thrive and communities are safe.

Join Ross Nova’s campaign today to support families and build a stronger Minnesota for all.

**Source: FOX 9**