Updating Meat Raffle Laws to Support Minnesota Communities
- Sadie McPherson

- May 12
- 2 min read

Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Ross Nova recognizes the importance of supporting local charities that rely on meat raffles to fund their vital work. As costs rise, Nova supports updating the state's meat raffle laws to increase ticket prices and prize limits, ensuring these community groups can continue their important missions.
The proposed legislation has garnered bipartisan support because it directly benefits veterans groups, youth sports, and other local causes. However, delays in the Minnesota House due to unrelated political negotiations threaten to stall this common-sense update. Ross Nova believes leadership should focus on solutions that help Minnesotans rather than political gamesmanship.
Nova emphasizes that updating meat raffle laws is about more than just prizes; it’s about preserving community safety and infrastructure by empowering organizations that keep neighborhoods strong. By modernizing these laws, Minnesota can maintain vital funding streams for public safety initiatives and community development.
Accountability is at the core of Ross Nova’s campaign. He insists that lawmakers prioritize legislation that has clear benefits for Minnesota families and communities. The meat raffle bill exemplifies the kind of practical, nonpartisan reform Nova champions as the best path forward for the state.
With the Senate yet to pass the expansion, Ross Nova calls on legislators to set aside partisan disputes and deliver results. His leadership agenda focuses on bridging divides to enact policies that protect public safety, improve infrastructure, and support local charities.
Minnesota voters deserve a governor who will fight for effective solutions that strengthen communities. Support Ross Nova’s campaign today to ensure Minnesota’s future is built on accountability, safety, and opportunity for all.
Together, Minnesotans can create a stronger state with Ross Nova at the helm.
**Source: FOX 9**
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