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Voters 50-plus decide elections. Make your plan to vote and make your voice heard. Find trusted, nonpartisan information about when, where and how to vote at aarp.org/MNvotes.
For older adults in the United States, the rising cost of healthcare is hitting where it hurts most — their pocketbooks. And their concerns could carry significant political weight heading into Tuesday's elections.
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Older Minnesotans say they want to remain in their homes and communities as they age. We asked Minnesota’s governor candidates what steps they’d take to strengthen housing, transportation & community supports. See what they said: postbulletin.com/sponsored-c…
What do the candidates competing for your vote need to know about your life? For Eric, Social Security is an important part of his retirement income. Here’s why it matters to him. #Midterms #Politics #Election2026 #InMyShoes #ADayInMyLife
We asked candidates for governor: MN has a large and growing aging population. How would you improve the long-term care system, including addressing workforce challenges and access, so that older adults have choice? 💬 Read their answers: postbulletin.com/sponsored-c…
1 in 3 Minnesotans age 65 and older with Medicare are losing their current Medicare Advantage plan for 2027. Now is the time to review your options.
☎️ MN Aging Pathways: 800-333-2433 for free, unbiased help.
More on what’s changing via @StarTribune ⬇️
Why Minnesota seniors face the nation’s biggest health insurance shake-up startribune.com/why-minnesot…
What do the candidates competing for your vote need to know about your life?
Walt is concerned about the future of Social Security and what it means for people who rely on it.
#Midterms #Politics #Election2026 #InMyShoes #ADayInMyLife
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“For people that don’t have a cellphone, the landline is basically a lifeline,” – Jack Setterlund, @aarpmn volunteer from Duluth
Verizon wants to hang up on landlines, but some Minnesotans aren’t so sure startribune.com/verizon-fron…
What do the candidates competing for your vote need to know about your life? Here's Marilyn's answer.
#Midterms #Politics #Election2026 #InMyShoes #ADayInMyLife
Protecting what you’ve earned should be a Minnesota priority. We asked candidates for governor how they’ll fight scams targeting Minnesotans 50‑plus. Read their answers: postbulletin.com/sponsored-c…
If you could talk to a candidate, what would you tell them? What should they focus on? Here's Gary's answer. #Midterms #Politics #Election2026 #InMyShoes #ADayInMyLife
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Here's the latest Social Security news-- both what you've seen in the headlines today and also a threat we're tracking.
Minnesota’s next governor will shape affordability for people 50+. We asked each candidate: What’s your plan for housing, health care, and prescriptions?
Read their responses 👉 spr.ly/6018BHHqDs #AARPMN
The annual Social Security COLA helps millions of older adults keep up with rising costs and make ends meet. AARP will never stop fighting against efforts that threaten the financial security Americans have earned. Full statement: spr.ly/6018BHHbIe
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Tell Congress to protect, not cut, the Social Security we earned!
Take action now at: spr.ly/6014BHHJO6
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 AARP CEO Myechia Minter-Jordan just released the following statement in response to the announcement of the 3.6% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for 2027:
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⛔️ AARP opposes any changes that cut Americans’ Social Security.
💪 It's money they’ve earned over a lifetime of hard work.
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I just spoke with @wccoradio about the changes coming to Minnesota’s Medicare marketplace for 2027 on behalf of @aarpmn.
See @StarTribune story: startribune.com/what-the-big…
Here are five things to know: 👇🧵
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 AARP’s Nancy LeaMond's letter to the editor, entitled “The best way toward a Social Security fix isn’t benefit cuts,” was just published in the Washington Post in response to an op-ed calling for a fast-tracked Social Security commission: 🧵⤵️
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You know what’s really out of step?
D.C. insiders ignoring the reality facing millions of Americans who depend on Social Security every month.
Social Security is one of the most successful and popular initiatives in American history—and the bedrock of retirement security. 🧵⤵️