Protecting Minnesota Families Through Comprehensive Gun Safety Legislation
- Sadie McPherson

- May 12
- 2 min read

The tragic mass shooting at Annunciation Church has deeply impacted Minnesota families and communities. Ross Nova recognizes this moment as a call for bold leadership to protect Minnesotans by advancing comprehensive gun safety legislation. He believes that public safety must be the top priority for lawmakers.
Despite the Minnesota Senate passing a bipartisan gun safety bill that includes assault weapon bans, increased funding for school safety, and expanded mental health resources, House Republicans have yet to allow a vote on this critical legislation. Ross Nova urges House leaders to honor their commitments and bring this bill forward without delay.
Nova understands that preventing future tragedies requires a multi-faceted approach. His leadership agenda supports not only banning high-capacity magazines and ghost guns but also investing in mental health services and school safety programs to create safer environments for children and families.
Healthcare professionals and affected families have joined forces at the Capitol to demand action, highlighting the urgent need for lawmakers to respond. Ross Nova stands with these advocates, emphasizing that preventing gun violence is both possible and necessary through responsible policy.
Accountability and transparency are essential. Ross Nova calls on all legislators to move beyond political gridlock and prioritize the safety of Minnesota’s communities. He is committed to ensuring that the voices of victims and healthcare workers are heard and acted upon.
Minnesota deserves a governor who will champion effective solutions that protect families and uphold public safety. Ross Nova is that leader. Voters are invited to support Ross Nova’s campaign to bring meaningful gun safety reforms to Minnesota and prevent future heartbreak.
Join Ross Nova in demanding action now—because every Minnesotan deserves to feel safe in their community.
**Source: FOX 9**
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