Residents for a Better Bloomington - MN

08/07/2026

A little insight on a Bloomington Kennedy grad running for US Senate for MN.

Adam Schwarze has a venerable history of serving our country as both a marine and a navy SEAL. Now, he’s stepping up to serve once again as a U.S. senator. He wants to bring strong leadership back to

04/23/2025

This evening. Do you want your parental rights protected?

01/09/2025

So never mind Bloomington’s past congressional representative, Dean Phillips. His promoted successor, Kelly Morrison congressional rep of CD 3 which includes Bloomington, also voted pretty much against the safety of her constituents along with other Minnesotans. . Now maybe ask HER why. https://morrison.house.gov/

Three Minnesota Democrats opposed the Laken Riley Act as the U.S. House advanced the legislation, now heading to the Senate for further debate.

01/02/2025

Parents: we get that life is busy but this is what your school boards have supported. The really scary part is the involvement of the psychologists to influence the DEI narrative.

“The University of Minnesota received more than $2.2 million in federal funding for DEI initiatives, according to the report. It lists two grants to the university: one for $1 million and another for $1.2 million that both aimed to “increase the number and diversity of fully qualified school psychologists” in select schools districts.” READ ON
The Department of Education has allocated over $1 billion in grants advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in schools.

The Department of Education has allocated over $1 billion in grants advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in schools.

10/10/2024

You are not alone, Alaska.

Outside money is once again influencing Bloomington's vote. FairVoteMN from Minnesota is funding 84% of the Committee for Ranked Choice Voting Bloomington.

But there's hope! The Yes to Repeal RCV Campaign is powered by local residents like you. Join the grassroots movement and take back our vote!

Most donations to the repeal effort came from Alaskans, whereas the majority of the $12 million raised by a pro ranked choice group did not.