Holding Fraudsters Accountable to Protect Minnesota’s Future

Minnesota is taking a strong stand against fraud with a new bipartisan bill that would require full repayment of stolen state funds through a 100% tax on fraudulently obtained money. Ross Nova supports this legislation as a key part of his leadership agenda to protect taxpayer dollars and ensure public resources are used responsibly.

The proposed "Take it Back Act" targets anyone convicted of defrauding state programs or found by the Minnesota Department of Revenue to have committed fraud since 2019. This includes accomplices who financially benefited from such schemes. By recovering every dollar stolen, the bill aims to restore funds to a tax relief account that will help Minnesotans with income and property tax burdens.

Ross Nova believes that holding fraudsters fully accountable is essential for public safety and trust in government. When state funds are stolen, it undermines critical services and infrastructure that all Minnesotans rely on. This bill sends a clear message that theft from the public will not be tolerated and that the state will aggressively pursue recovery.

The bipartisan support for this legislation reflects a shared commitment to fiscal responsibility and fairness. With Senate and House committees moving the bill forward rapidly, Ross Nova urges swift action to make this law a reality. It aligns with his vision of a Minnesota where government works efficiently and transparently for its citizens.

As governor, Ross Nova will prioritize policies that protect Minnesota’s financial health and invest in infrastructure and public safety. Recovering stolen funds is a crucial step toward building a stronger, more accountable state government that serves every Minnesotan.

Minnesota voters deserve leadership that fights fraud, safeguards taxpayer money, and delivers real solutions. Support Ross Nova for governor and help build a future where accountability and integrity guide every decision.

Join the movement to protect Minnesota’s future—stand with Ross Nova today.

**Source: FOX 9**