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The poll also shows that Omar Fateh is not popular outside of his far-left base and is struggling.

While this poll is great news, make sure to get out and vote to make this a reality! 🗳️

Early voting begins on September 19th.

BREAKING: A new poll from the highly regarded Impact Research is showing Mayor Frey winning the mayoral race handily, building a broad coalition of voters across all demographics.

According to the poll, Frey is up 33% with Black voters and 25% with voters of color.

Let’s keep Minneapolis safe and thriving by reelecting Mayor Frey, who has a long track record of supporting public safety and police reform.

Minneapolis has dramatically lowered crime rates since 2021, a testament to our city’s investment in both police and non-police intervention.

Now is not the time to risk this progress by electing Omar Fateh, whose support for abolishing the police is well documented.

Our recommended candidates just swept Saturday. 🧹

Congratulations to DFL-Endorsed Michael Rainville and Elizabeth Shaffer! 🎉🎉🎉

This is great progress as we head into summer and we appreciate all the delegates who have taken the time to attend caucuses and conventions.

What a weekend for AOM-endorsed and recommended council candidates. 🎉

AOM endorsed LaTrisha Vetaw (Ward 4) won the DFL endorsement, and two of our recommended candidates Shelley Madore (Ward 2) and Pearll Warren (Ward 5) came in 1st place in delegates at their respective conventions.

Last week, Donald Trump signed an executive order aiming to pressure cities into cooperating with immigration enforcement.

Thank you, Mayor Frey, for standing firm in protecting our immigrant community and keeping our police focused on stopping violent crime, not federal immigration enforcement. 👍

We look forward to her continued leadership. Ward 13 is lucky to have her!

Congratulations to AOM recommended candidate Linea Palmisano for unanimously securing the DFL endorsement! 🎉

Linea is a principled leader who has served as a voice of reason on the City Council for over a decade, consistently advocating for our city's best interests.

Opinion: We’re not turning away from encampments — we’re lifting people up Here’s how our efforts against homelessness work in Minneapolis.

While there is much more work to be done one thing is clear: encampments are not the answer— housing is.

Read the full article here:

www.startribune.com/opinion-were...

Currently, the largest known encampment in the city has fewer than 10 residents - a result of multiple city and county departments working together to connect our unhoused neighbors to shelters and permanent housing.

No one should be forced to sleep outside without access to basic needs.

Thankfully, Minneapolis has turned the corner on encampments over the past year.

While there is more work to be done, Minneapolis is showing major cities across America how it’s done. 👏

Under the leadership of Mayor Frey, Minneapolis has made nation-leading progress on affordable housing.

Don’t believe us? This progress has been featured in publications such as NBC News, Bloomberg, Yahoo and much more.

Come hear their different visions for the future of our city, and join us in supporting Josh Bassais. This DFL-hosted debate is open to the media and all Ward 8 residents.

Ward 8 residents: City Council candidates Josh Bassais and Soren Stevenson will debate at Martin Luther King Jr. Park Community Center on April 22, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

Bassais is the All of Mpls recommended candidate, and Stevenson is endorsed by the Twin Cities DSA.

Stable housing at the heart of Minneapolis program geared toward helping students The Stable Homes, Stable Schools program is now in its fifth year of helping students and families experiencing homelessness and housing instability.

These incredible outcomes are the result of electing leaders dedicated to delivering real change to our communities. 👏

Read more about this program here:

www.kare11.com/article/news...

Minneapolis' transformative Stable Homes, Stable Schools program is now in its sixth year.

This initiative represents substantial progress—providing stable housing for Minneapolis families and empowering students to feel secure, supported, and positioned for academic and lifelong success.