Jason Chavez

National Night Out Captain Sign-Up Hello! Team Jason is looking for folks who are planning on attending their local National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 5th who are interested in talking with their neighbors about Jason, and dis...

We are looking for neighbors who are planning on attending their local National Night Out event tomorrow who are interested in talking with their neighbors about our re-election campaign!

If you’re interested please sign up here: forms.gle/1CZmEiSpkLqu...

WARD 9: important ask!!!

Are you going to National Night Out? If so, sign up to be an NNO captain! We’ll drop off a t-shirt for you and bag of *immigration resources* and lit and you can talk to your neighbors about the super important election!

Sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

A great Sunday afternoon on the doors talking with voters about @mplsdfl.org endorsed candidates @jchavezmpls.bsky.social and @omarfatehmn.com

Don’t be fooled. Frey is the candidate that wealthy donors, Republican donors, & corporations want.

Progressives have never been good at fundraising money. But we’ve always had a good field operation.

Sign up to door knock/phone bank & contribute to Mayoral candidates pushing for change. 🙏🏽

A photo of the joint door knock at Powderhorn park

Today is a great day to check out the Powderhorn Art Fair! We’re also doing a joint door-knock with @omarfatehmn.com. We are talking with neighbors about the future we all deserve.

Ward 9 August Door-Knock Schedule Sign Up Join Team Jason for our doorknocking events! All are welcome to join, no previous experience needed - training and materials will be provided. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes for walking, bring ...

By now you have seen the campaign finance reports that show a fraction of the hundreds of thousands of dollars that will be spent this year.

If you want a new Mayor, increasing turnout in progressive wards is a must.

Sign up today (August schedule):
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

There we go @liam2manynames.bsky.social

When you talk with neighbors, knock on doors, and hear community needs, you hear how the city is failing to address unsheltered homelessness.

A new Mayor would come up with a comprehensive plan, build relationships, and actually address the issue at hand.

There wasn’t even a presentation in committee about this. Instead it’s just press releases about how homelessness is being “solved” as residents are being pushed into the margins.

The data is from December 2024-March 2025 and we got it on July 29, 2025? The next report is already due.

A photo of a door-knock with Michael, Jason and Fateh

We had a great apartment door-knock with @omarfatehmn.com and @michaelforparks.bsky.social! Renters were concerned about the cost of rent and living.

Sign up for our door-knock with @omarfatehmn.com on Sunday and check out our August schedule: forms.gle/gofmA37v9YXA...

Minneapolis expands anti-discrimination protections in Civil Rights Ordinance Minneapolis has expanded anti-discrimination protections to include housing status, justice-impacted status, height & weight.

Starting today, anyone living, working or visiting Minneapolis will enjoy new civil rights protections under the City’s expanded Civil Rights Ordinance. www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2025/au...

Jason’s campaign lawn sign that says “JASON CHAVEZ ,FOR WARD 9 CITY COUNCIL DFL ENDORSED, LABOR ENDORSED”

We’ve delivered nearly 100 Chavez for Ward 9 campaign lawn signs today!

If you have one from 2023 you can officially bring it out.

Sign up for a lawn sign here and we will drop it off for you: www.jasonchavez.org/lawn-sign-re...

Our unsheltered neighbors need compassion and resources, not to be pushed to margins so they remain out of sight.

We deserve a Mayor who will be honest with us about the scope of this crisis and will treat our unhoused neighbors with respect and dignity.

Oh man, this makes me even more motivated to vote for Jason Chavez again.

Get ready for the talking point that working people do not deserve living wages, that your rent should increase drastically, & that we should not elect candidates that will address affordability b/c it will impact us statewide? They can’t win on their own message so they will resort to fear tactics.

Due to poor air quality we will be knocking indoors and meeting at 3027 22nd Ave S on the plaza to go over training materials today at 5:30PM instead.

Elliott holding up a sign that says “I’m a candidate for City Council” at the elections and voter services center

This morning I filed for re-election to continue representing our community as your Ward 1 Council Member. I love representing Ward 1 so much that I was the first candidate to file for City Council across the entire City!

This includes a pavement painting project, new murals, traffic bollards, and midblock crosswalks.

I want to thank city staff and the community for their ongoing work on this. 2/

*This is being reposted from CM Chavez’s Official Accounts*

Jason and Cassie taking a photo at cedar field park

The Little Earth Street Painting project

The Little Earth Street Painting project

The Minneapolis Health Department, Little Earth Residents Association, and the Native Youth Arts Collective are partnering to improve pedestrian safety near Little Earth and 18th Ave South between E. 24th and E. 25th Street. 1/

We’re $75 away and we will meet our goal tonight!

As a Fateh-Davis-Hampton voter, I would feel so owned if the Frey campaign continues to have the Brodkorbs and Bloises of the world as their surrogates. Please don’t do more stuff like this and go on more Republican podcasts, Frey campaign I beg you.

Donate to Katie for Council Show your support with a contribution.

I’m running for re-election to preserve the do-something majority that has driven one of the most effective city councils in our history.

No matter who the mayor is in 2026, we are still going to need council members ready to lead us forward, not drag us back.

“Help us raise to help us meet our campaign finance deadline goal.” There is also a donate logo and thermometer with the words “donate” and an indication that the goal is 50% met along with Jason campaign logo.

At 11:59PM tonight we will be facing a major campaign fundraising deadline. We are officially 50% away from meeting our goal. Can you help us get across the finish line?

Contributions will help us increase voter turnout in the 9th Ward.

Donate here: secure.actblue.com/donate/jason...

*This is being reposted from CM Chavez’s Official Accounts*

A photo of the Pillsbury Creative Commons

A photo of CM Chavez and Commissioner Conley

A photo of 35th and Chicago

It was great to see the Grand Opening of the Pillsbury Creative Commons this weekend (35th and Chicago).

This expanded arts and economic development hub will support local BIPOC youth enter the media industry.

I was proud to author a budget amendment supporting this project.

*This is being reposted from CM Chavez’s Official Accounts*

Cooling options Find places to keep cool on hot summer days in Hennepin County.

As you clean up from storms:
If you see downed power lines, call 911.
If you have downed trees or heavy branches, call 311.

If you need a place to cool off in a power outage: www.hennepin.us/residents/he...

Dear neighbor, We are facing a big fundraising deadline today at 11:59PM. This means we will publicly report how much money we have fundraised all year. Our campaign has a goal of raising $1,000 today ahead of this major deadline. Your contributions will help us pay for campaign staff, literature to door-knock, and expenses. It also means I get to spend more time door-knocking instead of making fundraising calls. Any contributions go a long way. Can you help us out? Jason Chavez

We are facing a big fundraising deadline today at 11:59PM. This means we will publicly report how much money we have fundraised all year.

Our campaign has a goal of raising $1,000 today ahead of this major deadline. Can you help us out?

secure.actblue.com/donate/jason...

I joined the Reverend Al Sharpton today to talk about this campaign’s historic DFL endorsement and what’s at stake with this election. See the whole interview here: www.fatehformayor.com/interviews

Minneapolis robbery numbers still look pretty good. Below 2019. This is causing great confusion in an election year over who to credit or blame. I believe the city charter says city council is responsible during bad times, mayor is in charge during the good times?