Trump Endorses Candidates, Attacks New York Tax Plan
In a pair of campaign posts and a separate broadside against New York City taxes, Trump urged voters in Minnesota to back Mike Lindell for governor while also endorsing three House Republicans on election eve. He then turned to domestic policy, blasting New York’s pied-a-terre tax and congestion pricing as a threat to the city’s future and suggesting he may look for ways to intervene. The posts mixed local election politics with a familiar message about election integrity, border security and what he casts as Democratic mismanagement of blue-state governance.
Trump Endorses Mike Lindell in Minnesota Governor Race
CampaignTrump urged Minnesotans to vote for Mike Lindell, calling him a tireless supporter of free and fair elections and saying he deserves a “BIG WIN.” The post was framed as a direct get-out-the-vote appeal on election day, with Trump presenting Lindell as someone who has sacrificed a great deal for election-related causes.
The endorsement shows Trump continuing to use his platform to reward allies who have embraced his claims about election integrity. Lindell is a highly symbolic choice: his profile is tied less to traditional governing credentials than to loyalty in the post-2020 election ecosystem, which suggests Trump is still mobilizing around that narrative rather than expanding beyond it. The blunt, urgent language also fits his broader strategy of turning endorsements into ideological tests, asking voters to see local races as part of a larger fight over elections and political legitimacy.
"Mike Lindell deserves a BIG WIN IN MINNESOTA today."
"Nobody has worked harder, and given up so much, in fighting for free and fair Elections."