Andrew Johnson

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Campaign Filings

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Report Filed date Raised Spent Balance
2017 pre-general report [pdf]
11/07/17 $7,075.00 $16,280.66 $38,823.03
2017 Candidate Filing [pdf]

$250 Fee


 08/14/17 N/A N/A N/A
2017 pre-primary report [pdf]
08/04/17 $18,235.00 $16,073.12 $48,028.69
2016 annual report [pdf]
01/27/17 $21,193.00 $4,660.14 $45,866.81
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Finance Highlights


non-itemized contributions 2017 pre-primary report
$2485.00
2017 pre-primary report
% non-itemized contributions 2017 pre-primary report
13.6%
2017 pre-primary report

Endorsements

Our Revolution TC
OutFront Action
Minnesota Young DFL
DFL Environmental Caucus
SEIU MN
AFSCME Council 5
Stonewall DFL Caucus
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
Minnesota Nurses Association
Take Action MN
Minneapolis Firefighters Local 82
Sierra Club North Star Chapter
LIUNA: City Employees Local 363
Southside Pride newspaper
The Urbanist

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Public Participation

Forums
Voter guides
Opinion/Analysis
Surveys

Opponents



Sources

Hennepin County Campaign Finance
Minnesota Campaign Finance Board
Facebook
Twitter

Notable donations (by category)

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Contributions by Andrew Johnson

Note that this list does not reflect all donations received or given by a candidate, simply noteworthy contributions from various individuals and organizations that typically contribute to one or many elections during the year. Only donations from Minneapolis 2017-2018 finance reports are reflected. All donations that could be found in the MN State Campaign Finance board are included as well.



Minneapolis City Council security costs are debated and scrutinized (07/03/20)

Minneapolis City Council security costs are debated and scrutinized Critics say armed protection for Mpls. council members working to abolish the police is hypocritical. By Liz Navratil and Miguel Otárola Star Tribune July 3, 2020 — 5:30am Purchase: Order Reprint A Minneapolis City Council member defended the decision of three...

www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil and Miguel Otárola

Minneapolis City Council security costs criticized, defended (07/03/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint A Minneapolis City Council member defended the decision of three colleagues to use private security agencies to protect them, saying the service was recommended by the city’s security experts following threats. “Anybody that’s making a threat over a policy action or statement or decision is engaging in a form...

www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil and Miguel Otárola

Minneapolis City Council security costs are debated and scrutinized - Minneapolis Star Tribune (07/03/20)

Minneapolis City Council security costs are debated and scrutinized Critics say armed protection for Mpls. council members working to abolish the police is hypocritical. By Liz Navratil and Miguel Otárola Star Tribune July 2, 2020 — 7:58pm A Minneapolis City Council member defended the decision of three colleagues to use private...

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What City Council members are talking about when they talk about defunding the Minneapolis Police Department (06/09/20)

On a sunny Sunday two weeks after George Floyd was killed, a supermajority of the City Council took the stage with community activists and announced their intent to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department. “Our efforts at incremental reform have failed. Period,” Council President Lisa Bender (Ward 10) bluntly told a crowd at...

www.southwestjournal.com // Andrew Hazzard

By requiring a minimum force, Minneapolis charter poses obstacle to defunding police (06/09/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint When a majority of Minneapolis City Council members pledged to “ begin the process of ending ” the police department, they underplayed the difficulties ahead, including a lack of consensus on how far to go and a city charter that guarantees a minimum police force. In the two weeks since George Floyd’s death...

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Majority of Minneapolis council pledges to begin ‘ending the Minneapolis Police Department’ (06/08/20)

Majority of Minneapolis council pledges to begin ‘ending the Minneapolis Police Department’ Share this: Creative Commons/Flickr/Tony Webster In the Star Tribune, Liz Navratil writes , “ Two-thirds of Minneapolis City Council members joined activists in Powderhorn Park Sunday and promised to ‘begin the process of ending the Minneapolis...

www.minnpost.com // Brian Lambert

Mpls. Council majority backs dismantling police department - StarTribune.com (06/07/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint Two-thirds of Minneapolis City Council members joined activists in Powderhorn Park Sunday and promised to “begin the process of ending the Minneapolis Police Department.” “Decades of police reform efforts have proved that the Minneapolis police department cannot be reformed, and will never be accountable for...

www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil

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