The League of Women Voters of Minnesota (LWVMN) has issued their Observations and Analysis of Minnesota’s 2024 Post-Election Review (PER). The report, presented to the Hennepin County Board of …

Minnehaha Communion Lutheran Church (MCLC) and St. Peder's Lutheran Church are hosting a Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate forum on Monday, Oct. 20, 20215 at 6;:0 p.m. The forum will be moderated by …

This November, the voters of Minneapolis will elect two people to represent them on the city’s Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) for the next four years. They will join the mayor, two city …

On Monday, Sept. 29, 2025, the Minneapolis Area Chapter of the DFL Senior Caucus will hold "Your Parks, Your Vote: Why is the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board So Important?" to help voters to …

Learn how the Minneapolis Mayoral candidates will work in partnership with grassroots groups and residents to prevent and end homelessness, increase health and racial equity, and generate …

The Minneapolis Charter Commission approved new Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) Commissioner District boundaries in 2022.    These changes take effect Jan. 1, 2026. Park Board …

Neighbors in Longfellow are hosting a New Mayor's forum Saturday, Oct 4 from 2:30-4:30 p.m at Longfellow Park gymnasium. Our goal is to create a family friendly forum for families, renters, and …

The Minneapolis League of Women Voters (LWV), along with co-sponsoring organizations, is once again hosting in-person, non-partisan candidate forums for every contested city race in the November 4th …

Colton Baldus announces their candidacy for Park Board District 5 Commissioner. Baldus is running a progressive, unapologetically pro-labor campaign for Park Board District 5 Commissioner. …

While 2025 might not be a presidential election year, there are still many important local elections in Minneapolis -- mayor, city council, parks and recreation board, and board of estimate and …

By Cam Gordon The Ward 9 election for Minneapolis City Council this year looks like it will be a repeat of the last election with Dan Orban and Jason Chavez both running to represent the area …

All nine Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) seats are up for election this November. So far,17 people have publicly said they are running for one of the six district or three at-large …

On Nov. 4, 2025, Minneapolis voters will head to the polls for critical municipal elections. Important city offices will be on the ballot: the city’s next mayor, all city council members, park …

Following a contentious Ward 2 Democratic Farmer Labor (DFL) Party convention where no candidate was endorsed, two DFLers, Shelley Madore and Michael Baskins, continue their campaigns to replace …

The American Indian OIC, Indian Health Board, Community Power, and Vote Climate announce a Minneapolis Mayoral Forum hosted by the Native community. With assistance from the League of Women …

In the November election you will have the opportunity to select your representatives for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and members of the Board of Estimate and Taxation.   What …

Minneapolis is a city shaped by its leaders, and understanding how local government works is key to knowing who makes decisions that affect daily life. In Minneapolis, the mayor serves as the …

Election day is Nov. 4, 2025.  The window for voting starts with early voting from Sept. 19 through Nov. 3.  Polls open on Nov. 4 from 7 a.m. – 8 p..m. You have the power to shape …

The fragility of our democracy has been on full display since Donald Trump returned to the presidency. The 2025 DFL caucus and convention in Minneapolis’ Ward 2 revealed that the battle is much …

In Ward 11 the incumbent council member, Emily Koski, is not seeking reelection. Jamison Whiting and Mariam DeMello have stepped up to replace her. Whiting, an attorney in the city …