Priorities

TERRY'S PRIORITIES

Terry came to the Capitol to solve problems, protect taxpayers and make sure the concerns of District 22B are heard in St. Paul.

01

MAKING MINNESOTA MORE AFFORDABLE

It's no secret Minnesotans are paying more and getting less. Terry fought unnecessary tax increases and wasteful spending during his first term — and he'll keep fighting to lower costs for families, seniors and small businesses. Government should live within its means, just like the people it serves.

02

FIGHTING FRAUD AND RESTORING ACCOUNTABILITY

Minnesota's historic fraud failures didn't happen by accident — they happened because too many officials looked the other way. Terry pushed for stronger safeguards and real consequences, and that work isn't finished. He'll keep demanding independent oversight and a state government that treats every taxpayer dollar as if it were their own.

03

SUPPORTING STRONG LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Cities, counties and townships shouldn't be left holding the bill for mandates handed down from St. Paul. Terry stood up for local control and property rights in his first term, and he'll do it again — because the people closest to a problem are usually best equipped to solve it.

04

KEEPING FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES SAFE

Terry has spent more than 20 years in law enforcement and has served as Belle Plaine's Chief of Police since 2020. He brings that experience to every public safety debate at the Capitol — and he'll keep fighting for safe schools, strong emergency services and a justice system that puts victims first.

The Work Continues

THERE'S MORE WORK TO DO

Terry delivered results during his first term, but families across District 22B are still facing rising costs, higher property taxes and a state government that's too often wasteful and unaccountable.

Terry StierFor State House

Working for Belle Plaine and the surrounding communities.

Chief of Police, Belle Plaine
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District 22B

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