New Hope, Crystal, Golden Valley and Robbinsdale residents will head to the polls Tuesday, Aug. 11, to cast their votes in the 2020 primary election. On the ballot this year are races for city, county, state and federal offices.
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Helen Bassett announced she is running for reelection to the Robbinsdale School Board. She has served on the school board since being appointed in 2002. She filed for office on July 28.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will choose the two candidates for Robbinsdale City Council in Ward II who will advance to the Nov. 3 General Election.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will choose the candidates for New Hope City Council who will advance to the Nov. 3 General Election.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will choose the candidates for mayor of Robbinsdale who will advance to the Nov. 3 General Election.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will choose the candidates for New Hope Mayor who will advance to the Nov. 3 General Election.
Candidates for the Robbinsdale City Council Ward II election met July 16 to differentiate themselves and discuss their priorities before the Aug. 11 primary. In the primary, the pool of five candidates will be reduced to two for the Nov. 3 general election. The hosting organization of the Ju…
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will narrow the field of candidates for Brooklyn Park City Council.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will choose the DFL candidate in Minnesota House District 45A who will advance to the Nov. 3 General Election.
A July 22 New Hope City Council candidate forum was attended by five of the seven candidates. Present was Michael Isenberg, incumbent Andy Hoffe, Jim Miller, Zachary Snabes, and Ron Stoffel. Austin Berger and Reid Johnson were not in attendance.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will choose the two candidates for Ward 4 on the Crystal City Council who will advance to the Nov. 3 General Election.
The three New Hope residents running for mayor have all served on the City Council: Jonathan London is a current council member, Kathi Hemken is the current mayor and Daniel Stauner served previously for two terms.
Voters in the Tuesday, Aug. 11, Primary Election will narrow the field of seven candidates for Brooklyn Center City Council down to four. Those four candidates will advance to be on the ballot for the Nov. 3 General Election.
Profiles of GOP and DFL candidates on Aug. 11 ballot
Both the DFL and Republican parties will have primaries to determine who will advance to the general election for the Congressional seat representing Minneapolis and nearby suburbs.
Three candidates on Aug. 11 Primary Election ballot in nonpartisan race
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