This is insane! Our election process is broken badly.

"One size fits all politics is destructive" Forward Independence and DFL endorsed candidate Trent Dilks is right, and we need to start electing people like him. Dilks is running in Minnesota Senate District 13.

More than 40% of Montanans are Independents. Party insiders didn’t think they’d matter, that they’d just fall in line. We're going to prove them wrong.

26 Veterans endorsed. Two of us from Minnesota. There is a movement all across the nation. piped.video/nV6VC116ZDQ

Not Left. Not Right. FORWARD. As you head to the polls, here are the Forward Independence candidates on the ballot: Jay Reeves — State Auditor Monique Doward — MN Senate District 11 Bob Hopkins — Olmsted County Commissioner, District 6 Mike Krachmer — Vadnais Heights Mayor Edward Genereux — Independence City Council Guy Sanschagrin — Shorewood City Council Minnesota Forward Together Coalition These candidates come from different political backgrounds but share a commitment to working across party lines and putting people first. Independent: Kris Babler — MN Senate District 49 DFL Endorsed: Denise Slipy — MN Senate District 6 Nicky Hardy — MN House District 6B Tara Killen — MN Senate District 10 Trent Dilks — MN Senate District 13 Sam Grigsby — MN House District 6A Republican Endorsed: Owen Michaelson — MN Senate District 50 Todd Podgorski — MN Senate District 53 Aaron Brutger — MN Senate District 13 (write-in)

Visit the social media pages of the Republicans and Democrats, and you'll see a lot of posts telling you how awful the other party is and why you should vote against them. On our page we're making the case for the Forward Independence movement. We're talking about bringing people together, putting problem-solving ahead of partisan politics, and giving Minnesotans a real alternative to the two major parties. We don't need to convince you to hate the other side. We want to give you something worth voting FOR. And there's an opportunity to take a major step forward this November. If Jay Reeves receives at least 8% of the vote for State Auditor, Forward Independence becomes a Major Party in Minnesota.

Billionaires can’t pay more in taxes but can spend $400,000,000.00 on midterm elections.

“Follow the facts, question power, and serve the public, not an ideology.” Stay tuned, Minnesota. After Election Day, the political and media landscape could shift dramatically. This is just the beginning. 8% to change Minnesota's future.

Great idea to call out the Super PAC’s and who the funding is coming from.

Seen in Apple Valley. Let’s go! Not left. Not right. Forward.

Jay Reeves talks about how the Minnesota fraud issue is personal for him and motivated him to run for State Auditor. And there's more at stake in this race than just voting for Jay as the most qualified candidate. If he earns just 8% of the vote, Forward Independence becomes a major party in Minnesota, giving voters a third major-party option alongside Republicans and Democrats.

Forward Independence stayed out of the contentious national races this election cycle. Instead, we've focused on building something Minnesotans have been asking for: a viable alternative to the two major parties. The next step is for Jay Reeves to earn at least 8% of the vote for State Auditor, giving Forward Independence major-party status. That would eliminate petition signature requirements for our candidates and make them eligible for the same public campaign funding programs available to Democrats and Republicans. A vote for Jay Reeves is a step toward giving Minnesotans more choices in future elections.

Minnesota's State Auditor shouldn't be a Republican or Democrat. Jay Reeves is running outside of the two major parties, and as ethics lawyer @RWPUSA points out, that's exactly what this position calls for. Independent oversight. Accountability to taxpayers.

AMEN! I’ve been sent this today by so many people. Because they know this is the truth I’ve been focused on for years. And more and more of America is finally waking up. We are the majority. And we’re here. And I hope you will continue to speak out, Mr @McConaughey. You’re the kind of powerful voice we’ve been waiting for. I hope you’ll join me on my show soon. And, that you’ll share the word about our work at Independent Veterans of America to elect truly independent leaders with integrity: IndependentVeteransOfAmerica…. And drive support to all our leaders. And, join our fight to open primairies: LetVetsVote.org. We can win this year. And, it must be said, you could win too. Imagine him running in Texas now—or sometime soon. The future is Indepedent. And the future is now.🚨🇺🇸🐺

8% could change Minnesota politics. If Jay Reeves earns 8% of the vote for State Auditor, Forward Independence gains major-party status in Minnesota. Nearly a third of likely Minnesota voters identify as independents. Many don’t fit neatly into either major party, yet they’re often left without a political option that reflects their views. Imagine a Minnesota where voters have another choice, candidates have another path, and political decisions aren’t dictated by party lines. A different choice starts with the voters. And 8% could be the beginning. #Forward

Dan Osborn in Nebraska. Brian Bengs in South Dakota. Todd Achilles in Idaho. Seth Bodnar in Montana. Independent U.S. Senate candidates who have a real chance to win. Balancing the budget and getting big money out of politics clearly aren’t going to happen through the same partisan politics that got us here. Breaking the two-party stranglehold starts with electing leaders who aren’t beholden to either party.

OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT: TRENT DILKS FOR MN SENATE DISTRICT 13 If you want to start electing common-sense people who are running for office for all the right reasons, a great place to start is Trent Dilks in Senate District 13. Forward Independence is proud to officially endorse Dilks. Trent is a military veteran, and veterans advocate who wants to solve problems and get things done, not play partisan political games. He's already demonstrated that commitment by joining the Minnesota Forward Together Coalition and pledging to put people over party. Minnesota needs more leaders like Trent Dilks. We encourage voters in District 13 to send him to St. Paul!

If @JayR_for_OSA gets 8% of the vote this November, Minnesota gets another major party in the @forwardpartymn That means less two-way races between extreme left or right candidates and more options in the middle.

The math is unavoidable: Social Security won’t be put on a sustainable path without some combination of revenue increases and benefit adjustments.