NEWS STATEMENT TakeAction Minnesota: Supreme Court Blocks Mayor Frey’s Backers From Stealing the Vote of Minneapolis Residents (Minneapolis, MN)–Today, the Minnesota State Supreme Court struck down the ruling on a
Attorney General Keith Ellison, Representative Ilhan Omar, and State Senator Patricia Torres Ray Endorse Yes 4 Minneapolis Amendment Despite Mayor Frey’s recent attempts to block our amendment to the city
🏛 Kate is an experienced public leader, equipped to take on complex issues facing our city. 🌎 She is a fierce advocate for climate and racial justice. 🗳 She supports the public safety and rent
Who is Kate Knuth? Kate Knuth is a TakeAction Minnesota endorsed candidate for Minneapolis Mayor, along with policy expert and community organizer Sheila Nezhad. Kate is a strong advocate for climate justice, a scientist, a transformation scholar, a long-time civic leader, and a mom. She has served three terms in the
NEWS STATEMENT TakeAction Minnesota: Mayor Jacob Frey Must Answer For Minneapolis Police Department Lies and Abuse In Case of Jaleel Stallings Minneapolis, MN – Today, the Minnesota Reformer exposed the
NEWS STATEMENT TakeAction Minnesota Statement on Gov. Walz Opposition to Yes 4 Minneapolis Public Safety Charter Amendment (St. Paul, MN)–Today, Governor Tim Walz spoke out against the Yes 4 Minneapolis
Minneapolis is United for Change No matter our race, income, or side of the city we’re from, Minneapolis is united for change. This election season, we’re ready to elect a
Who is running for Mayor of Minneapolis? Kate Knuth (she/her) Kate Knuth is a former three-term state representative and sustainability scientist running for Mayor of Minneapolis in 2021. Endorsements: DFL
Contact: Kenza Hadj-Moussa, 612-386-9556, kenza@takeactionminnesota.org NEWS RELEASE BREAKING: TakeAction Minnesota endorses Sheila Nezhad and Kate Knuth for Minneapolis Mayor For the first time, TakeAction members vote to back two progressive
Under the Minnesota Constitution and state law enacted by the legislature, cities have the authority to adopt a home rule charter, which is essentially a local constitution. (For more background, here’s a great resource from
