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Pam Altendorf, a Minnesota state legislator, posted a series of tweets on October 14, 2025, addressing topics ranging from former President Donald Trump’s record to election oversight in Minnesota.

In a tweet posted at 12:38 UTC, Altendorf commented on Trump’s foreign policy and political momentum, stating: "Where are the “Never-Trumpers”…!? 9-months and he’s ending forever wars! TIP: It’s OK you were wrong, but time to assess where we’re going and what side you’re on now..…because Trump’s accomplishments and popularity will only continue to escalate. 3 MORE YEARS #Winning https://t.co/NFfgTMX05a"

Later that day, Altendorf turned her attention to Minnesota’s election systems. At 14:05 UTC, she posted: "WATCH 10:30am TODAY Tuesday, October 14th The @mnhousegop Fraud Committee is bringing in SOS @MNSteveSimon to ask him questions about the MN election systems. Click for video https://t.co/OdF59hcO8o https://t.co/b3gRL6wgXK"

Shortly after, at 14:24 UTC, Altendorf reiterated her concerns about election integrity, writing: "Does Minnesota have fair, accurate and transparent ELECTIONS….!? Please SHARE and WATCH 10:30am TODAY Tuesday, October 14th The Minnesota House Republican Fraud Committee is bringing in MN SOS Steve Simon to ask him questions about the MN election systems, election https://t.co/I0uK0g05i4"

Altendorf’s tweets reflect ongoing national debates about election security and former President Trump’s influence within the Republican Party. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon has previously defended the state’s election processes as secure and transparent. The Minnesota House Republican Fraud Committee has held several hearings to examine election procedures and address public concerns about integrity.