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2013 Minneapolis City Council election

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Minneapolis City Council elections, 2013
← 2009November 5, 2013 (2013-11-05)2017 →
All 13 seats on theMinneapolis City Council
7 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
 
LeaderGary Schiff
(retiring)		Cam Gordon
PartyDemocratic (DFL)Green
Leader's seatWard 9Ward 2
Last election12 seats, 69.57%1 seat, 9.76%
Seats won121
Seat changeSteadySteady
Popular vote59,8145,553
Percentage79.31%7.36%
SwingIncrease9.74ppDecrease2.40pp
Winning party's vote share by ward.
President before election

Barb Johnson
Democratic (DFL)

Elected President

Barb Johnson
Democratic (DFL)

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The2013 Minneapolis City Council elections were held on November 5, 2013, to elect the 13 members of theMinneapolis City Council for four-year terms. 10 races produced a winner in the first round and the remaining three in the second round. Candidates affiliated with theMinnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) won all 12 of the seats where they had fielded a candidate, and theGreen Party of Minnesota won the remaining one seat.

Members were elected fromsingle-member districts viainstant-runoff voting, popularly known as ranked choice voting. Voters had the option of ranking up to three candidates. Municipal elections inMinnesota are officiallynonpartisan, although candidates were able to identify with a political party on the ballot.

Candidates

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Names of incumbents are italicized.[1]
WardCandidatePolitical party/principlePolitical party endorsement(s)
1Vincent Coffeen[2]Minnesota Pirate PartyMinnesota Pirate Party[3]
Mark Fox[4]Independent
Kevin Reich[5]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
2Cam Gordon[7]Green Party of MinnesotaFifth DistrictGreen Party[8]
Diana Newberry[9]Socialist Workers Party
3Jacob Frey[10]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
Kristina Gronquist[11]Green Party of MinnesotaFifth DistrictGreen Party[8]
Diane Hofstede[12]DFL
Michael Katch[13]LibertarianLibertarian Party of Minnesota[14]
Minnesota Pirate Party[3]
Minneapolis CityRepublican Committee[15][nb 1]
4Kris Brogan[16]DFL
Barb Johnson[17]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
Dan Niesen[18]Republican Party of Minnesota
5Ian Alexander[19]DFL
Brett Buckner[20]DFL
Kale Severson[21]Green Party of MinnesotaFifth DistrictGreen Party[8]
Blong Yang[22]DFLFifth Congressional DistrictIndependence Party of Minnesota[23]
6Abukar Abdi[24]DFL
Sheikh Abdul[25]DFL
Abdi Addow[26]DFL
Mahamed Cali[27]DFL
Robert Lilligren[28]DFL
Abdi Warsame[29]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
7Lisa Goodman[30]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
8Elizabeth Glidden[31]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
9Abdi Abdulle[32]DFL
Alondra Cano[33]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
Charles Curtis[34]Politics with Principle
Pat Fleetham[35]DFL
Gregory McDonald[36]DFL
Ty Moore[37]Socialist AlternativeFifth DistrictGreen Party[8]
10Lisa Bender[38]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
Scott Hargarten[39]Minnesota Pirate PartyMinnesota Pirate Party[3]
Meg Tuthill[40]DFL
11Bob Schlosser[41]Non-Party Affiliate
Matt Steele[42]IndependentFifth Congressional DistrictIndependence Party of Minnesota[23]
John Quincy[43]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
12Charlie Casserly[44]Independent
Dick Franson[45]DFL
Ben Gisselman[46]DFL
Andrew Johnson[47]DFL
Chris Lautenschlager[48]Green Party of MinnesotaFifth DistrictGreen Party[8]
13Missy Durant[49]DFL
Linea Palmisano[50]DFLMinneapolisDFL[6]
Matt Perry[51]DFL
David Regan[52]Libertarian Party of Minnesota
Bob Reuer[53]IndependentMinneapolis CityRepublican Committee[15][nb 1]

Dropped out

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WardCandidatePolitical party/principlePolitical party endorsement(s)
10Nate Griggs[54]Independence Party of MinnesotaFifth Congressional DistrictIndependence Party of Minnesota[23]

Griggs announced on October 20, 2013, that he had accepted a job offer and would no longer be running.[55]

Results

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Summary

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Summary of the November 5, 2013Minneapolis City Council elections results
PartyCandidates1st Choice VotesSeats
#%∆pp#∆#%
Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party2959,81479.31Increase9.7412Steady92.31
Green Party of Minnesota45,5537.36Decrease2.401Steady7.69
Socialist Alternative11,5692.08Increase2.080Steady
Socialist Workers Party15240.69Increase0.690Steady
Republican Party of Minnesota15010.66Decrease1.840Steady
Minnesota Pirate Party23420.45Increase0.450Steady
Independence Party of Minnesota12260.30Decrease0.940Steady
Libertarian Party of Minnesota11990.26Increase0.170Steady
Independent76,0578.03Decrease8.210Steady
Write-inN/A6370.84Increase0.530Steady
Total75,422100.00—13±0100.00
Valid votes75,42294.16Decrease3.30
Undervotes4,6495.80Negative increase3.26
Overvotes300.04N/A
Turnout[56]80,10133.38Increase13.74
Registered voters[56]239,985

Ward 1

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 1 election, 2013[57]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLKevin Reich76.084,268
IndependentMark Fox19.061,069
Minnesota Pirate PartyVincent Coffeen4.39246
N/AWrite-ins0.4827
Maximum possible threshold2,972
Valid votes5,610
Undervotes331
Overvotes1
Turnout30.93%5,942
Registered voters[56]19,209

Ward 2

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 2 election, 2013[58]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
Green Party of MinnesotaCam Gordon (incumbent)87.144,060
Socialist Workers PartyDiana Newberry11.25524
N/AWrite-ins1.6175
Maximum possible threshold2,579
Valid votes4,659
Undervotes497
Turnout27.56%5,156
Registered voters[56]18,705

Ward 3

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 3 election, 2013[59]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLJacob Frey61.313,722
DFLDiane Hofstede26.591,614
LibertarianMichael Katch5.98363
Green Party of MinnesotaKristina Gronquist5.88357
N/AWrite-ins0.2515
Maximum possible threshold3,104
Valid votes6,071
Undervotes132
Overvotes3
Turnout30.99%6,206
Registered voters[56]20,027

Ward 4

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 4 election, 2013[60]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLBarb Johnson56.602,153
DFLKris Brogan29.921,138
Republican Party of MinnesotaDan Niesen13.17501
N/AWrite-ins0.3212
Maximum possible threshold1,971
Valid votes3,804
Undervotes134
Overvotes2
Turnout23.06%3,940
Registered voters[56]17,086

Ward 5

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 5 election, 2013[61]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1Round 2% Final
DFLBlong Yang42.151,4751,84252.64
DFLIan Alexander29.951,0481,39439.84
DFLBrett Buckner21.32746
Green Party of MinnesotaKale Severson6.29220
N/AWrite-ins0.2910
Exhausted ballots2637.52
Threshold1,750
Valid votes3,499
Undervotes123
Turnout23.54%3,622
Registered voters[56]15,388

Ward 6

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 6 election, 2013[62]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLAbdi Warsame63.923,090
DFLRobert Lilligren (incumbent)32.211,557
DFLAbdi Addow1.8087
DFLSheikh Abdul0.8139
DFLMahamed Cali0.5225
DFLAbukar Abdi0.4120
N/AWrite-ins0.3316
Maximum possible threshold2,526
Valid votes4,834
Undervotes205
Overvotes12
Turnout33.62%5,051
Registered voters[56]15,023

Ward 7

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 7 election, 2013[63]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLLisa Goodman94.895,309
N/AWrite-ins5.11286
Maximum possible threshold3,298
Valid votes5,595
Undervotes994
Overvotes5
Turnout33.56%6,594
Registered voters[56]19,651

Ward 8

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 8 election, 2013[64]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLElizabeth Glidden97.745,105
N/AWrite-ins2.26118
Maximum possible threshold3,032
Valid votes5,223
Undervotes839
Overvotes1
Turnout35.00%6,063
Registered voters[56]17,322

Ward 9

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 9 election, 2013[65]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1Round 2% Final
DFLAlondra Cano40.631,6981,98747.55
Socialist AlternativeTy Moore37.541,5691,75842.07
Politics with PrincipleCharles Curtis8.09338
DFLAbdi Abdulle6.841286
DFLPat Fleetham3.66153
DFLGregory McDonald2.80117
N/AWrite-ins0.4318
Exhausted ballots43410.39
Threshold2,090
Valid votes4,179
Undervotes131
Turnout34.05%4,310
Registered voters[56]12,658

Ward 10

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 10 election, 2013[66]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLLisa Bender64.213,704
DFLMeg Tuthill30.021,732
Independence Party of MinnesotaNate Griggs3.92226
Minnesota Pirate PartyScott Hargarten1.6696
N/AWrite-ins0.1911
Maximum possible threshold2,967
Valid votes5,769
Undervotes160
Overvotes4
Turnout30.49%5,933
Registered voters[56]19,456

Ward 11

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 11 election, 2013[67]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLJohn Quincy (incumbent)67.484,952
IndependentMatt Steele27.972,053
Non-Party AffiliateBob Schlosser4.48329
N/AWrite-ins0.075
Maximum possible threshold3,901
Valid votes7,339
Undervotes460
Overvotes1
Turnout38.81%7,800
Registered voters[56]20,100

Ward 12

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 12 election, 2013[68]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1
DFLAndrew Johnson54.334,553
DFLBen Gisselman17.041,428
IndependentCharlie Casserly13.791,156
Green Party of MinnesotaChris Lautenschlager10.93916
DFLDick Franson3.51294
N/AWrite-ins0.4134
Maximum possible threshold4,372
Valid votes8,381
Undervotes360
Overvotes1
Turnout39.54%8,742
Registered voters[56]22,108

Ward 13

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1st preference vote by precinct
Minneapolis City Council Ward 13 election, 2013[69]
Political party/principleCandidate% 1st ChoiceRound 1Round 2% Final
DFLLinea Palmisano42.574,4525,05948.37
DFLMatt Perry38.854,0634,70544.99
DFLMissy Durant9.43986
IndependentBob Reuer7.16749
Libertarian Party of MinnesotaDavid Regan1.90199
N/AWrite-ins0.1010
Exhausted ballots6956.64
Threshold5,230
Valid votes10,459
Undervotes283
Turnout46.20%10,742
Registered voters[56]23,252

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^abA "recommendation." Not an official endorsement.

References

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