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Campaign Filings

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Report Filed date Raised Spent Balance
2017 pre-general report [pdf]
10/30/17 $11,589.99 $14,515.86 $3,890.73
2017 Candidate Filing [link]

$250 Fee


 08/08/17 N/A N/A N/A
2017 pre-primary report [pdf]
08/01/17 $14,910.00 $22,385.32 $6,816.60
2016 annual report [pdf]
01/31/17 $19,361.00 $11,860.15 $14,291.82
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Finance Highlights


non-itemized contributions 2017 year to date
$5,790.99
2017 year to date
% non-itemized contributions 2017 year to date
21.8%
2017 year to date

Endorsements

Neighborhoods Organizing for Change
Our Revolution TC
OutFront Action
DFL Environmental Caucus
SEIU MN
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
Minnesota Nurses Association
Women Winning
Take Action MN
Minneapolis Firefighters Local 82
Southside Pride newspaper
Insight News
The Urbanist

* Candidates may or may not have endorsements from individuals, but these are not reflected here.

Public Participation

Forums
Forum videos
Voter guides
Opinion/Analysis
Surveys

Opponents



Sources

Hennepin County Campaign Finance
Minnesota Campaign Finance Board
Facebook
Twitter

Notable donations (by category)

NB: donors may belong to multiple categories.

$200 Sahar Sabri
Sabri family 		12/31/2016

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.



What we know (and don’t know) so far about the effort to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department (07/09/20)

YWCA Minneapolis generously supports MinnPost’s metro news coverage. Learn why. What we know (and don’t know) so far about the effort to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department Share this: REUTERS/Adam Bettcher Minneapolis police officers shown gathered around the Third Precinct during a protest on May 27. A united message — a...

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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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Minneapolis paying private security firms to protect 3 council members (06/30/20)

Minneapolis paying private security firms to protect 3 council members Share this: MinnPost file photo by Jessica Lee Minneapolis City Council Responding to threats. The Star Tribune’s Liz Navratil reports: “The city of Minneapolis has paid two private security firms $63,000 over the last three weeks to protect three City Council...

www.minnpost.com // MinnPost staff

Minneapolis has paid $63,000 to private security firms for 3 council members (06/30/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint The city of Minneapolis has paid two private security firms $63,000 over the last three weeks to protect three City Council members amid tensions over George Floyd’s death and efforts to end the Police Department. While the city has not named the council members — saying their identities weren’t public...

www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil

Minneapolis has paid $63000 to private security firms for 3 council members - Minneapolis Star Tribune (06/30/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint The city of Minneapolis has paid two private security firms $63,000 over the last three weeks to protect three City Council members amid tensions over George Floyd’s death and efforts to end the Police Department. While the city has not named the council members — saying their identities weren’t public...

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Push to 'end' Minneapolis Police Department could keep officers (06/26/20)

Push to 'end' Minneapolis Police Department could keep officers Council mulls 'Department of Community Safety and Violence' prevention, could include 'peace officers.' By Liz Navratil Star Tribune June 26, 2020 — 8:53pm Video (05:08) : Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reacted to a City Council proposal to replace the city's police...

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Killing of George Floyd shows that years of police reform fall far short (06/20/20)

Despite following the Obama-era playbook for police reform, Minneapolis has yet to rebuild trust between community members and the police. By Andy Mannix Star Tribune June 20, 2020 — 7:04am Purchase: Order Reprint Minneapolis did everything Barack Obama asked it to. Its mayor and City Council appointed a reform-minded police chief who...

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Five Minneapolis council members propose letting voters decide future of MPD (06/13/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint Minneapolis voters would decide in November whether to eliminate the City Charter’s requirement for police staffing and replace it with a new department “to provide for community safety and violence prevention,” under a proposal floated Friday by five City Council members. The announcement comes at a time when...

www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil

Five Minneapolis council members propose letting voters decide future of MPD (06/12/20)

Purchase: Order Reprint Minneapolis voters would be able to decide in November whether to eliminate the police department requirement from the city charter and replace it with a new department “to provide for community safety and violence prevention,” under a proposal floated Friday by five City Council members. The announcement comes...

www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil

Businesses press on in Minneapolis (06/10/20)

Banadir Pharmacy was looted two nights in a row at Lake & Blaisdell, but Dr. Edris Kosar hasn’t yet tallied the loss. Instead he explained the situation to his suppliers, cleaned and boarded the store and reopened three days later. “I still have got Monday patients coming to me and they want their medications,” he said. The pharmacy...

www.southwestjournal.com // Michelle Bruch

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