Max Rymer

Max Rymer earned a bachelor's degree in marketing from the University of Northwestern, St. Paul. His career experience includes owning Platform Marketing.[1]

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Rymer's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Fiscal Responsibility

As your Representative, I will fight, claw and battle to ensure we:

Reduce tax burdens across the board on Minnesota families, entrepreneurs, and retirees – with an emphasis on not only scaling back our 3rd-highest Corporate tax nationally, but also drastically cutting our crushing estate and gift taxes

Education

As your Representative, I will:

Work to ensure that parents are given a legitimate choice to provide their children with the best schooling available to them; this includes implementing a strong voucher program in Minnesota and significantly expanding charter schools

Transportation and Infrastructure

As the Representative for 49B, I will:

Work to place a long-term moratorium on light rail projects and viability studies, in order to focus resources on road expansion and repair, and divert transit dollars to more cost effective modes of transit – including electric and self-driving automobile initiatives[6]

—Max Rymer[7]