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Vote Zeleznikar
Vote Zeleznikar

TO PROECT OUR JOBS AND LOWER TAXES

RE-ELECT NATALIE ZELEZNIKAR

‍ ‍✓ PROVEN LEADERSHIP

Deep Northern Minnesota roots, more than 40 years of health care experience, and the resilience of a breast cancer survivor in the Minnesota Capitol.

✓ LOWER TAXES FOR FAMILIES

Fighting to lower taxes, eliminate state taxes on Social Security benefits, and help families keep more of what they earn.

✓ STANDS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT

Supports victims, holds criminals accountable, and gives law enforcement the tools needed to keep Northern Minnesota communities safe.

✓ MAKING HEALTH CARE MORE AFFORDABLE

After decades on the front lines of health care, Zeleznikar understands the challenges patients face. She has helped secure critical funding to expand access and lower costs.

✓ CHAMPION FOR EDUCATION

Strong advocate for local schools and getting children a great education. Zeleznikar will support policies that promote investments in students’ learning and empower parents to make decisions that are best for their children.

on Nov. 3—RE-elect state representative Natalie Zeleznikar

BECAUSE Northern Minnesota needs a proven fighter—nOt another vote for Tim Walz’s failed agenda.

This is an independent expenditure prepared and paid for by New Fund LLC, 8362 Tamarack Village Suite 119, Woodbury, MN 55125. It is not coordinated with or approved by any candidate nor is any candidate responsible for it.

*A Judgment Of $4,887 Was Entered Against Schweiger In A Case Brought By Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union. (Hennepin County District Court, Case Number: 27CV0715225, Date Filed: 8/15/07), 2008: With Total Liabilities Of $232,178, Schweiger Filed For Bankruptcy. (Minnesota Bankruptcy Court, Case Number: 4:2008bk42631, Date Filed: 5/29/08), 2016: A Judgment Of $29,295.21 Was Entered Against Schweiger In A Case Brought By National Collegiate Student Loan Trust.(St. Louis County, St. Louis, Duluth, Case Number: 69DU-CV-16-568, Date Filed: 3/7/16

** CourierMN Citation: SF2740 3/8/2, The Minnesota Health Plan would “replace all government and private insurance plans.” MN Health Plan

Schweiger Stated He Supported Governor Walz’ Executive Order Pausing Permitting and Reviewing Of Copper-Nickel Mines. (Aaron Schweiger for MN House 3B, Facebook 8/19/26)

Schweiger Accused Congressman Pete Stauber Of Being Willing To Sacrifice Minnesota’s Natural Resources To Benefit The Chinese Communist Party. (Aaron Schweiger, Facebook, 2/17/26)

****(Rob Hubbard, “States Projected Budget Surplus Holds Steady At $17.5 Billion, Minnesota Legislature Session Daily, 2/27/23)

On May 21, 2023, Majority DFL Members Voted For The Transportation Omnibus Bill Which Is Expected To Increase Taxes By An Estimated $3.8 Billion Between FY 2024 and FY 2027. (HF2887, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 69-61, 5/21/23; Transportation Omnibus Bill, Minnesota Department of Revenue, 4/4/23)

On May 17, 2023, Majority DFL Members Voted For HF2, Paid Leave, Which Is Expected To Increases Taxes By An Estimated $2.81 Billion Through FY 2027. (HF2, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 68-62, 5/17/23; Ruth Richardson, “Consolidated Fiscal Note HF2 - 4A,” Minnesota Legislature, 4/25/23; Ruth Richardson, “Consolidated Fiscal Note HF2 - 5A,” Minnesota Legislature, 4/21/23)

On May 8, 2023, Majority DFL Members Voted For HF2335 House Finance And Policy Bill Which Imposed A Metropolitan Sales And Use Tax Which Is Expected To Increase Taxes By An Estimated $744 Million Between FY 2024 and FY 2027. (HF2335, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 70-61, 5/8/23; Metropolitan Area Sales Tax, Minnesota Department of Revenue, 4/3/23)

On May 20, 2023, Majority DFL Members Voted For HF1938 Tax Finance And Policy Bill Which Included A New 5th Tier Individual Tax Income Expected To Increase Taxes By $1.02 Billion Between FY 2024 And FY 2027. (HF1938, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 69-63, 5/20/23; 5th Tier 10.85% Rate Individual Income Tax, Department of Revenue, 4/10/23)

*****On June 8, 2026, The House Oversight Committee released a report stating that “Senior officials in Governor Walz’s office and Attorney General Ellison’s office were aware of credible, systematic fraud concerns in social services programs as early as 2019 within the Minnesota DHS. IT also states that Minnesota agencies had authority to suspend payments to providers suspected of fraud but “failed to act.” (“The Cost of Doing Nothing: How Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Fueled Minnesota's Fraud Explosion,” House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, 6/8/26)