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Stop Hauschild
Stop Hauschild

VOTE ANDREA ZUPANCICH

for MINNESOTA SENATE on November 3!

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.

*Grant Hauschild voted for a bill to allow criminals to get released earlier than their sentence requires, referred to by critics as the “get out of jail free” law.”

On May 16, 2023, Hauschild Voted In Favor Of SF2909, The Omnibus Judiciary and Public Safety Appropriations, Which Included Allowing Convicted Criminals To Be Granted A Release Credit To Have Up To 17 Percent Of Their Term Of Imprisonment Reduced. (SF2909, Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Hauschild Voted Yea, 5/16/23)

MNSRC: Lang opposes public safety bill that gives criminals a “Get Out of Jail Free” card. “Yesterday Senate Democrats forced through a Public Safety budget bill that makes thousands of criminals eligible for early release, reduces sentences for violent offenders, and funnels millions of dollars to untested and unproven non-profits while ignoring the needs of law enforcement officers across the state. Notable portions of the bill include: Allows 92% of the prison population eligible for early release through Minnesota Rehabilitation and Reinvestment Act (MRRA) Funding for controversial gun control measures like red flag laws and background checks Reduction of the maximum penalty for juveniles tried as an adult from 25 years to as little as 15 years $91 million dollar to untested and unproven non-profit organizations” (“Lang opposes public safety bill that gives criminals a “Get Out of Jail Free” card,” MNSRC, 4/15/23)

**Grant Hauschild has been in the legislature for nearly four years. He expanded welfare and assistance programs and did nothing while $9 billion in fraud was drained out of them.**
In 2026, Hauschild Voted Nay On Amendment A-35 On SF 3596, Which Prevented Rental Assistance From Going To Illegal Immigrants. (SF 3596 – A35), Failed (33 – 34), Minnesota State Senate, 3/11/26, Hauschild Voted Nay)

MNSRC: Senator Dahms, Republicans Force Fraud Protections Into Rental Assistance. “This proposal hands out $40 million with almost no accountability. Every year, Minnesota loses taxpayer dollars to state programs due to a severe lack of proper oversight and accountability. Even with the accepted amendments, these funds are still susceptible to fraud,” Senator Dahms concluded. Senate Republicans also proposed a series of amendments to prioritize legal residents, address affordability, and protect public safety. The Senate DFL rejected the following amendments: Restricting eligibility to U.S. citizens and people who are in the country legally.” (MNSRC)

***Rob Hubbard, “States Projected Budget Surplus Holds Steady At $17.5 Billion, Minnesota Legislature Session Daily, 2/27/23; HF2887, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 34-32, Hauschild Voted Yes, 5/21/23; Transportation Omnibus Bill, Minnesota Department of Revenue, 4/4/23

On May 21, 2023, Hauschild 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 34-32, Hauschild Voted Yes, 5/21/23; Transportation Omnibus Bill, Minnesota Department of Revenue, 4/4/23)

On May 17, 2023, Hauschild Voted For HF2, Paid Leave, Which Is Expected To Increases Taxes By An Estimated $2.81 Billion Through FY 2027. (HF2, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 34-32, Hauschild Voted Yes 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, Hauschild 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 34-32, Hauschild Vote Yes, 5/8/23; Metropolitan Area Sales Tax, Minnesota Department of Revenue, 4/3/23)

On May 20, 2023, Hauschild 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 34-33, Hauschild Voted Yes, 5/20/23; 5th Tier 10.85% Rate Individual Income Tax, Department of Revenue, 4/10/23)

On May 20, 2023, Hauschild Voted For HF1938 Tax Finance And Policy Bill Which Included A Corporate Franchise Tax Expected To Increase Tases By $1.169 Billion Between FY 2024 and FY 2027. (HF1938, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 34-33, Hauschild Voted Yes, 5/20/23; Corporate Franchise Tax, Department of Revenue, 4/10/23)

On May 18, 2023, Hauschild Voted For HF100 Cannabis Finance And Policy Bill Which Is Expected To Increase Taxes By $235 Million. (HF100, Minnesota Legislature, Passed 34-32, Hauschild Voted Yes, 5/18/23; Cannabis Tax Sales Tax, Minnesota Department of Revenue, 3/31/23)

****“Democrats Push More Tax Hikes Despite Record Surplus,” Republican Party Of Minnesota, 1/11/23; Grant Hauschild: “If Enough Of The American People Show That They Are Willing To Accept Sacrifices And Demand That Their Representative Compromise, The More Likely We Are To See The "Gang Of Six" Plan Passed And Our Country Back On Strong Financial Footing,” The Bismark Tribune, 8/9/11