True North

Fellow conservatives from other groups have been compiling lists of conservative candidates around Minnesota to support November 3. Below is our list of candidate picks from these groups (and ours). We are not supporting a candidate for their party, but for their conservative principles. If you know of a conservative candidate to add, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with name, city race and their website link. Check back often for updates.

Conservative candidate picks:

Minneapolis:

Park & Rec Commission – at large: Nancy Bernard, Dave Wahlstedt

Board of Estimation & Taxation: Michael Martens

City Council:

• Ward 1 - Tom Alessi
• Ward 2: Allen Aigbogun
• Ward 3: Jeffrey Cobia
• Ward 4: Grant Cermak
• Ward 6: Mike Tupper
• Ward 7: Michael Katch
• Ward 10: Kim Vlaisavljevich
• Ward 13: Kris Broberg

St. Paul Mayor: Eva Ng

St. Paul School Board:

• Chris Conner
• John Krenik
• Pat Igo

West St. Paul School Board: Pat Barnum

Bloomington City Council: Link to read candidate profiles

• City-wide: John "Stretch" Kjenstad
• District 1: Jim Algeo
• District 2: Tom Hulting

Bloomington School Board (4 open seats): Link to read candidate profiles

• Julie Frankhouser
• Larry Frost
• Matt Pawlowski
• Bill Reichert

Coon Rapids:
A 10-year, $6 million levy approved in 1999 expires this year, and so, Anoka-Hennepin School District School Board members are asking voters to approve an eight-year levy renewal. – Vote NO

Duluth:
City Council – at large – Becky Hall

Eden Prairie School Board (3 open seats):

• Ranee Jacobus
• Rob Willey

Edina School Board (4 open seats):

• Randy Meyer
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Golden Valley City Council:

• Joanie Clausen
• Blair Tremere

Minnetonka City Council: David Asp

Moorhead City Council: Luther Stueland

New Brighton:

• Mayor: Dave Jacobsen
• City Council: Gina Bauman

Owatonna City Council:

• Ward 1: Nathan Dotson
• Ward 3: Jillian Schiell
• At-Large: Dave Thul (he's a True North contributor, so he HAS to be conservative! - Ed)

Prior Lake: Mayor - Mike Myser

St. Louis Park City Council:

• Ward 4: Bill Theobald

ISD 196 - Rosemount, Apple Valley area School Board (3 open seats) > link to read candidate profiles

• Steve Bolluyt
• Jackie Miller

ISD 199 Inver Grove Heights School Board:

• Jessica Pearson
• Wendell Buysman

ISD 270 Hopkins School board: Paul Scofield

ISD 281 - Robbinsdale School Board (4 open seats):

• Jim Oathout
• Andrew Richter
• Mark Bomchill

ISD 719 Prior Lake-Savage School Board

• Erin Haust

ISD 831 Forest Lake School Board: Eric Langness

Multiple seat note: Even though you can vote for all multiple seat openings on a ballot (i.e. school board, city council), your vote means more if you vote for one or two of your top choices.

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