North Hennepin News

Kristin Robbins, a Minnesota state legislator, posted a series of tweets in mid-October 2025 focusing on allegations of election fraud and misuse of state funds, while also referencing political events in Apple Valley.

On October 14, 2025, Robbins commented on the powers of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, stating, ".@Tim_Walz is the only one who can call a special session and Rep. Greenman is well aware that they don’t have the votes in their own Caucus, which is why he won’t call it.

We were there there to talk about election fraud and she tried to distract voters from two federal https://t.co/lfsF3GUATM". Robbins' remarks were directed at Rep. Emma Greenman, highlighting internal disagreements within the caucus regarding the ability to convene a special legislative session.

Later that evening, Robbins shared her impressions from a political event, posting on October 15, 2025: "What a night in Apple Valley! Minnesotans are fired up to turn this state around!

https://t.co/178S9blnTc https://t.co/l8IuGZg4HL".

Continuing her focus on state governance, Robbins wrote on October 15, 2025: "We are just starting to unravel the web of fraud that @Tim_Walz enabled. BILLIONS of our tax dollars have been stolen & more goes out the door every day. We must:

verify eligibility of every provider

verify eligibility of every recipient

measure outcomes

It’s not rocket https://t.co/EkiqEb3k3u". In this post, Robbins called for increased verification measures for both providers and recipients of state funds, as well as outcome measurement, in response to alleged large-scale financial fraud.

Minnesota law grants the governor exclusive authority to call a special legislative session, a power that has been a subject of debate during periods of political contention in the state. Recent years have seen heightened scrutiny over state spending and eligibility verification processes, particularly following reports of significant fraud in certain government programs.