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I look forward to finding solutions for our food deserts and giving you more grocery options.

A municipal grocery store would benefit you and your family. It would help eliminate the food deserts in Minneapolis and support equitable access to healthy and fresh food for many residents.

Everyone deserves access to healthy food and fresh produce. Unfortunately, that is not guaranteed for everyone.

The playbook is the same for MAGA Trumpers and do-nothing Democrats. They both use fear to scare people from voting for socialist candidates. They distract us from the actual issues that people are running on: policies that help you and the working class.

National Night Out is coming up on August 5th! We are excited to join Ward 2 neighbors in celebration of our community. Team Robin would love to join you at your block! If you’d like Robin to come by, fill out the form here:

A municipal grocery store would be transformative for so many residents. In a four-year term, I look forward to exploring options to eliminate food deserts and increase grocery options in our City.

“We’ve built stadiums and parking ramps with public money… In this moment, we should build a grocery store that feeds our neighbors and pays its own bills too. We can do the right thing and be fiscally responsible at the same time.”.

STP Candidate Cole Hanson said it best. A municipal grocery store could offer stable pricing, fresh produce, and culturally relevant options. Like St. Paul, Minneapolis residents deserve access to fresh and affordable produce. Ward 2 residents have emphasized this need for years.

This year, we are collecting signatures to get Robin on the ballot. Ward 2 residents: head to Cafe Racer next Monday to help us reach our goal of 200 signatures before the end of the month! RSVP:

Join us at Ward 2’s Cafe Racer next Monday, July 21st from 5-7pm! Hear from Robin on her priorities for a 4-year term and sign the petition to put her on the ballot!

Taxing the rich is a popular idea, and the City’s Board of Estimates and Taxation expressed a shared interest in partnering with the Council on these conversations. I look forward to getting more data to continue working for a just and equitable city.

Federal cuts on public resources mean it’s more important than ever that cities like Minneapolis begin the pathway to equitable taxation, which looks like income taxes on the wealthy and innovating new ways to generate revenue without taxing working class residents.

Last week, Council unanimously approved my directive to explore options to diversify and increase municipal revenue. Trump’s big disastrous bill is going to benefit the top 1% while taking resources from the working class. Mpls needs to be proactive, it’s time to tax the rich.

We are excited to hit the doors in Prospect Park tomorrow at 11am! Meet us outside Pratt Elementary (66 Malcolm Ave Se) as we spread support for Robin and Michael Wilson for Parks in Ward 2. Sign up here:

So yes, I am pleased that the Council passed my directive to explore how the city can tax the rich. Many people support this. Everyone deserves access to food, housing, healthcare, and childcare. Minneapolis must be a city that puts YOU first, not just the wealthy few. (3/3)

The impacts of this bill means states and cities need to do better. Local governments must help people with their basic needs. Decades have shown us tax cuts hurt working people the most. A tax on the rich is a step in the right direction. (2/3).

Trump’s dangerous bill means that many people are losing access to Medicaid, food assistance, and other needed programs. Local leaders need to be proactive. It’s time to make the rich pay their fair share. (1/3)

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From expanding protected classes, to advancing funding for LGBTQIA+ resources, I believe we can and must take real steps to protect our communities. Support my re-election so we can keep up this work by purchasing a ticket here! →

Pride doesn’t end in June! Robin for Mpls is excited to announce our Drag Show Fundraiser coming up on July 28th from 6-8pm at Arbeiter Brewing. In a four-year term, I remain committed to fighting for a city where LGBTQIA+ residents can thrive and live safely in our city.