This moment calls for a new era of leadership.
Leadership that delivers excellence in government and public services, ensuring residents get what their tax dollars pay for. A new approach at City Hall, where every department serves the public with purpose and productive relationships drive progress. That starts with an executive who can navigate hard conversations, bridge divides, and build real consensus. Minneapolis deserves a leader who can chart a clear path forward and deliver positive change.
Leadership that centers residents needs. That starts with making Minneapolis a great place to live—and stay. A city where safety, a thriving economy, affordable neighborhoods, and protected freedoms are not just promises, but reality. A prepared, proactive, and resilient city. And I’m ready to lead us there.
This is the roadmap to a stronger, united Minneapolis—one where every resident thrives, every neighborhood prospers, and every challenge is met with real, effective solutions. A Minneapolis we can all feel proud of today, a Minneapolis strengthened for the future generations of tomorrow.
Minneapolis deserves transparent & accountable leadership.
Every tax dollar should be spent wisely, with clear outcomes that benefit residents, not wasted on broken systems or unfilled positions. City Hall must function smoothly, prioritize effective programs, and fill critical vacancies instead of setting aside millions for jobs that aren’t getting filled. It’s time for a culture shift, one that fosters collaboration, improves city operations, and ensures residents are informed and engaged in shaping the future of our city.
Minneapolis deserves safety for all its residents.
Minneapolis must create real safety—where residents feel secure every day. That means keeping our promises on justice, supporting first responders and non-emergency teams, and ensuring accountable policing focused on prevention and response. We must expand innovative solutions like tailored 911 responses, support victims, and design a city that prioritizes security. Addressing unsafe encampments with care and coordination is essential to protecting both our most vulnerable residents and our neighborhoods.
Minneapolis deserves thriving local businesses & stable jobs.
Every commercial corridor should be a hub of opportunity, with thriving businesses and transformed spaces driving vibrant neighborhoods. Locally owned businesses are the heart of our city, creating jobs and strengthening communities. We must invest in them while making Minneapolis welcoming to entrepreneurs and major companies. A strong economy also means fair wages, safe conditions, and opportunities for workers.
Minneapolis deserves a city where home is within reach for all.
Our neighborhoods should offer opportunity where everyone can afford to live and build a future. We must urgently address homelessness with shelter, transitional housing, and support to stay housed. Housing must be within reach for all, with more supply and repurposed spaces. We must act now to preserve affordability, stabilize property taxes, and build new homes.
Minneapolis deserves to have their freedoms and rights protected.
Minneapolis deserves a government that fiercely protects the freedoms and rights of every resident, ensuring everyone is welcomed and respected. Our city thrives when it is inclusive and upholds civil liberties. In the face of threats to this legacy, we must unite to safeguard our rights and defend our communities. We must also uphold the highest standards in protecting the civil rights of every resident.
Minneapolis deserves a prepared, proactive, resilient city.
Climate change is an existential threat, already impacting our parks, lakes, and neighborhoods. We must protect these spaces and build a resilient, equitable Minneapolis. The Climate Equity Plan sets the floor, but we must reach for the ceiling, continually strengthening our efforts. This responsibility is for current and future generations, ensuring every resident benefits from a sustainable future.
