General Election results
School Board Member At Large
| Candidate | Votes | Percent |
|---|
| Richard Mammen |
39,047 |
30.79% |
| Rebecca Gagnon |
32,349 |
25.5% |
| Chanda Smith Baker |
31,181 |
24.58% |
| T. Williams |
22,889 |
18.05% |
| Write-in |
1,368 |
1.08% |
Voters voted for up to two candidates. The top two candidates were elected; Mammen and Gagnon.
School Board Member District 1
| Candidate | Votes | Percent |
|---|
| Jenny Arneson |
9,017 |
68.46% |
| Mike Endrizzi |
3,995 |
30.33% |
| Write-in |
159 |
1.21% |
School Board Member District 3
| Candidate | Votes | Percent |
|---|
| Hussein Samatar |
9,266 |
96.46% |
| Write-in |
340 |
3.54% |
School Board Member District 5
| Candidate | Votes | Percent |
|---|
| Alberto Monserrate |
9,037 |
57.37% |
| John H. Saulsberry |
6,537 |
41.5% |
| Write-in |
177 |
1.12% |
Charter Amendment No. 171: Charter Commission Redistricting
The ballot question read:
“Should the City of Minneapolis adopt a change in its charter by eliminating the Redistricting Commission and giving the responsibility for redistricting of city wards, park board districts and Minneapolis school board districts to the Charter Commission, with input from an advisory group appointed by the Charter Commission?”
Charter Commission Redistricting Question
| Answer | Votes | Percent |
|---|
| Yes |
55,892 |
55.71% |
| No |
44,434 |
44.29% |
The amendment passed.
