St. Paul, Minnesota - Gubernatorial candidate and staunch MAGA Republican Mike Lindell has made a bold move as his campaign faces serious allegations.

In an X post shared on Tuesday, Lindell announced he is stepping down as CEO of MyPillow to "devote 100% of my time and energy to my campaign for Governor of Minnesota."

"Minnesota deserves my full attention, and that's exactly what I'm giving it. I'm all in, and I can't wait to earn your vote," Lindell wrote.

Lindell is well-known as one of President Donald Trump's most outspoken supporters and something of a caricature within the MAGA movement.

His ownership of MyPillow has been a key part of his branding, so much so that when Trump endorsed him last month, he referred to Lindell as "the 'Pillow Man.'"

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Lindell's decision to step down also comes as he faces a campaign violation complaint for allegedly riding a float during a July 4 event and throwing pillows out to the crowd that read "Mike Lindell for Governor."

According to Valley News Live, a Minnesota Senate candidate filed a complaint arguing that the move violates Minnesota Statute 211B.13, which prohibits a person from giving anything of monetary value to a voter in order to induce them to vote in a particular way or refrain from voting.

Under Minnesota law, violating this statute is a felony. A judge has ordered a probable cause hearing, and a ruling on the issue is expected sometime later this week.