Minneapolis Municipal Election concluded with record turnout; unofficial results show Mayor Jacob Frey re-elected, and various newcomers and incumbents won other local government seats. Official certification is pending for November 10th.

Apple Valley, MN, is holding a Planning Commission meeting on November 19, 2025, for public input on proposed land use changes from residential to commercial.

Duluth plans to update its Unified Development Chapter, with an open house for public input on proposed zoning changes scheduled for November 13, 2025.

Republican Michael Holmstrom won the Senate Seat 29 special election in Wright County, while local school districts passed education funding increases and improvement initiatives.

Zach Walker became Bloomington's city manager, praised for his executive government experience and past leadership in Independence, Missouri, focusing on strategic planning and development.

Saint Paul's 2025 municipal and school district general elections have ended, and preliminary results are available on Ramsey County's website. Ranked-choice vote redistribution is underway, with final results expected after today's county canvass.

Washington County passed measures for community growth, anti-trafficking efforts, beautification, and infrastructure safety.

Ramsey County allocates $450,000 for local food aid during the federal shutdown, ensuring that residents affected by SNAP and MFIP disruptions receive the necessary support.

Apple Valley invites residents to discuss the city's 2026 budget at an Open House on Nov. 18, from 4 to 6 p.m., to increase transparency and community engagement.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey directs $150,000 to local nonprofits for food aid amid SNAP uncertainty, urging community support and leveraging city resources to assist residents.

Early voter turnout in Minneapolis municipal election climbs to second-highest recorded, with 9.2% of registered voters casting ballots early. Ranked choice voting continues, and election results might be delayed due to its tabulation process.

Early voting in Ramsey County began on October 17 for the November 4 general and special elections, including Senate District 47 and several school districts. Residents can vote early at designated locations or request a mail-in absentee ballot.

Ramsey County property owners will receive Proposed Property Tax Notices in mid-November for 2026 estimates and can attend a public hearing on December 11 or submit comments online. An informative video is also available in multiple languages.