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2005 Minneapolis municipal election

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2005 Minneapolis municipal election

← 2001September 13, 2005 (2005-09-13) (primary)
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The 2005Minneapolis municipalelections in theU.S. state ofMinnesota held a scheduledprimary election on 13 September and ageneral election on 8 November. Voters in the city elected:

Results

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Mayor

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  • IncumbentR.T. Rybak andHennepin County Commissioner Peter McLaughlin, bothDFLers, advanced to the general election on November 8 for the mayoral post. Both candidates had sought endorsement at the DFL City Convention, but neither was able to reach the 60% required.[1] In the Primary election, Rybak was the overall winner with 44.49% of the vote, while McLaughlin received 35.33%.
CandidatePrimaryGeneral
Votes%Votes%
R. T. Rybak14,78244.4943,19861.47
Peter McLaughlin11,73935.3325,80736.72
Farheen Hakeem4,60013.84
Mark Koscielski5851.76
Don Johnson4231.27
Dick Franson2690.81
Gerald James Savage2400.72
Marcus Harcus1470.44
Tim Nolan1400.42
Gregory A. Brown1080.33
David A. Alvarado1010.30
Gregory Groettum930.28
Write-in1,2681.80
Total33,227100.0070,273100.00
Source:[2]

City Council

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  • The DFL-endorsed candidates won in all races except Ward 2 (Green PartyCam Gordon won by 141 votes over DFLerCara Letofsky). In wards where there was no DFL endorsement (8 & 10), the seat was won by the candidate who came closest to getting the DFL endorsement.

Other Offices

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  • In other offices, the DFL-endorsed candidates won in all races except 1 Park Board seat (IncumbentAnnie Young had no DFL-endorsed opponent) and 1 Library Board seat (IncumbentAnita Duckor (independent) beatGary Thaden (DFL). (Thaden was later appointed by the Minneapolis City Council).

Later developments

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City Council MemberDean Zimmermann was accused by theFederal Bureau of Investigation of accepting bribes, seeMinneapolis City Council. In December 2006, he was convicted and sentenced to prison. He was held in a Federal Prison in Colorado, but was released in summer 2008 to a halfway house in Minneapolis.

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Minneapolis DFL City Convention – May 14th, 2005 – Ballots".Archived from the original on July 6, 2008. RetrievedJune 23, 2008.
  2. ^"2005 Election results".City of Minneapolis.Archived from the original on August 28, 2024. RetrievedAugust 27, 2024.

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