Four newly elected members to the Mpls City Council jointly pledged to work together in a spirit of cooperation

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From a joint press release issued November 11, 2025:

“All four incoming council members emphasize that they will evaluate every policy on its merits, guided by research, staff and stakeholder input, and community needs, not by those who propose it. “We will seek to always lead by example in a way that promotes an optimistic vision for our city,” notes Stevenson, “a vision that is united in our areas of broad agreement across the city like the need for more homes, better public safety, addressing climate change, and seeing that every resident in our city is protected and treated with respect.”

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David Tinjum
David Tinjum
David is a Tech Entrepreneur, Political Advisor and Publisher of Minneapolis Times. For nearly two decades, he worked behind the scenes in Minneapolis campaigns, including serving as campaign chair in six successful City Council and mayoral races before moving on to launch Minneapolis Times in 2024.

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