Minneapolis for the Many

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Text: "Re-elected; congratulations; Ward 12 Council Member Aurin Chowdhury" with a picture of Aurin Chowdhury
Text: "Re-elected; congratulations; Ward 9 Council Member Jason Chavez" with a photo of Jason Chavez
Text: "Re-elected; congratulations; Ward 10; Council Vice President Aisha Chughtai" with a picture of Aisha Chughtai
Text: "Newly elected; congratulations; Ward 8 Council Member Elect Soren Stevenson" with a photo of Soren Stevenson.
Text: "Re-elected; congratulations; Ward 6 Council Member Jamal Osman" with a photo of Jamal Osman.
Text: "Re-elected; Congratulations; Ward 2 Council Member Robin Wonsley" with a picture of Robin Wonsley.
Re-elected; Congratulations; Ward 1 Council President Elliott Payne with a photo of Elliott Payne.
Text: "3 Hours to Rank All 3!" above labeled photos of Omar Fateh, DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hampton" above the text, "It's time for a new mayor" next to the Mpls for the Many logo, all over an illustration of the City Hall clock tower.
Mpls for the Man logo with the following text below: "In Minneapolis, Frey has embraced the politics of poison. Frey is counting on the fact that Fateh will be attacked for being Black, Somali, Muslim, immigrant and a self-described Democratic Socialist. He – and the PACs that support him – use dog whistles because the ends justify the means (and get away with it because everything from Trump and MAGA sounds like a foghorn). If Frey wins, his realpolitik will serve as the playbook for establishment Democrats whose only goal is a return to power. If Fateh wins, the lesson will be that a return to power is not enough." Attributed to "An open letter from an undocumented Gen Z Minnesotan.
A quote: "I can't vote, but my existence is political because I'm undocumented, so I can't sit this race out." followed by the text, "There is something at stake in this election for everyone who makes Minneapolis home. Not just those of us who can cast a vote." Mpls for the Many logo at the bottom.
Text: "It's Election Day, and Polls Are Open" Above the text, "Rank All 3 for Mayor" which is above labeled photos of Omar Fateh, DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hampton" Mpls for the Many logo at the bottom. All over a photo of sunrise in Minneapolis.
Title text: "Election Day Registration" next to a Mpls for the Many logo, above the text: "Not registered yet? Not a problem. In Minnesota, you can register when you vote! Bring one of the following: 1. ID with current address; 2. Photo ID & Proof of current address; 3. Registered Voter Who Can Confirm Your Address; 4. Photo ID with Student Housing List"
Title Text: "No Reform, No Accountability, No More Frey" over the text, "In the last few weeks alone, there have been multiple examples of Frey and MPD failing to provide safety and accountability to Minneapolis residents: MPD failed to protect Mariah Samuels; MPD refuses to cooperate with Allison Lussier & Davis Moturi investigations; Mayor Frey deleting his calls and texts; Mayor Frey cutting the budget of the City Auditor" next to a photo of Mayor Frey.
Mpls for the Many logo with the following text below: "High rents directly lead to eviction and homelessness. Research consistently shows that rent stabilization keeps rents down and prevents eviction and displacement. As the city struggles to tackle persistent homelessness, the best way to stop homelessness is to prevent it from happening in the first place." Attributed to "Anthony Damiano & Edward Goetz, Center for Urban & Regional Affairs."
Title text: "Experts on Mpls Rents: "over 80% of lower-income Minneapolis renters were cost-burdened in 2023" above a screenshot from the Star Tribune reading, "Opinion | We're seeing haves and have-nots with Minneapolis rents: While the housing costs burden is easing overall, it's not the case for lower-income renters."
Title Text: "Ward 11 Dispatch" next to a Mpls for the Many logo shaped like a stamp over the text: "We are caring for our city by putting energy into electing a new mayor for Minneapolis. We are all excited to rank Omar Fateh, DeWayne Davis, and Jazz Hampton on our ballots - we've stopped dithering about rankings and instead are donating and volunteering for all of these campaigns. Our ranking orders differ, but our north star is the same: a new mayor who represents our values of care, repair and community." Attributed to "Ward 11 Residents Kate Vickery, Aneesa Parks, Virginia Zaunbrecher, Anne Wagemaker, Kyle Shelton, Byron Richard & Maggie Rittenhous."
Title Text: "Breaking: Frey, Shaffer & Millard Max Donor Under State Consent Decree" With the text "Yasmin Hyder's 14 McDonald's franchises "agreed to consent decree after sexual abuse of 14-year-old worker." Next to a photo of Yasmin Hyder.
Mpls for the Many logo next to the text "Endorsements Vote by Tuesday, November 4th." Below that is a dark blue band with the text "Mayor" next to labeled photos of Omar Fateh, DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hampton. Below that is a light blue box with the text "City Council" next to 9 labeled photos of Elliott Payne, Robin Wonsley, Ethrophic Burnett, Jamal Osman, Katie Cashman, Soren Stevenson, Jason Chavez, Aisha Chughtai and Aurin Chowdhury"
Title text: "Frey's Friends Breaking the Law" Over the text "This election, there have been numerous cases of Frey's allies indicted for or caught breaking the law: Jonathan Weinhagen, Shelley Madore, Lydia Millard, John Wall, We Love Mpls, Miles Wilson"
Title text: "McDonald's Spending Big on Conservative Candidates" with text below "What you need to know about this secret network of McDonald's donors supporting Jacob Frey and his allies: 24 donors; 22 live outside Minneapolis; 14 don't own a McDonald's in Minneapolis; half of them are GOP donors; They've donated over $17,000 to Jacob Frey.
Title text: "McDonald's Spending Big on Conservative Candidates" with text below "Since the last city election, a network of 24 McDonald's donors stretching all the way to Montana has spent over $100,000 in Minneapolis elections." Above a graphic of Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin with pictures of GOP donors connected to locations in each state.
Mpls for the Many logo with the following text below: "Samuels did everything a domestic violence victim is supposed to do. She cooperated with the responding Minneapolis police officer, whose risk assessment revealed that Wright posed a serious threat to her safety. Her friend, who witnessed the attack over Facetime, gave a statement. A nearby surveillance camera captured video of the assault. But an investigator was never assigned to the case. Three weeks later, Samuels was shot 10 times and killed outside her own home — just hours after calling 911 again to report that Wright had violated a restraining order." Attributed to Star Tribune on the Killing of Mariah Samuels
"Breaking: Frey & MPD Failed Mariah Samuels, Lied About Assigning Investigator" above a screenshot from the Star Tribune that reads "Minneapolis woman's killing exposes gaps in how police investigate domestic violence: in the aftermath of a brutal assault, department leaders failed to assign an investigator to Mariah Samuels' case. That's not uncommon."
Mpls for the Many logo at the top with the following text below: "Our mayor's policy of spending taxpayer dollars to clear encampments without long-term plans has failed both our unhoused neighbors and the broader community. Hi sinability to work with council members to adequately utilize available resources, like Emergency Housing Vouchers or the Mobile Medical Unit, lies squarely at his feet. And his plans for his next term, as displayed in his proposed budget, suggest he's more concerned with shutting down council member's ideas than suggesting any of his own." Attributed to Eli Sherman & Heather Silsbee at Racket.
Title text: "Eight years ago Jacob Frey promised to end homelessness in five years." With the following text below, "In the last year alone, Frey has...lied about number of unhoused people in Minneapolis; defunded the Stable Homes, Stable Schools program; refused to implement emergency housing vouchers that Council passed in 2025; spent untold City resources on encampment clearing that aren't working for anyone." Mpls for the Many logo in the corner.
Mpls for the Many logo with the following quote below: "It is with profound sadness, sincere ire, and unrelenting resolve that I publicly speak to residents and community today. I do not have confidence that the City of Minneapolis is capable of seeking justice, redress, and reforms in the wake of the murders of Allison Lussier and Mariah Samuels that will prevent another similar killing in our time." Attributed to County Commissioner Irene Fernando, next to a photo of Irene Fernando.
Title text, "Timeline of MPD's Failure to Protect Mariah Samuels" belows that is a list of dates showing how for 14 days after Mariah Samuels asked for and was granted an Order for Protection form her abuser, MPD failed to investigate the case.
Mpls for the Many logo with the following text below: "Today I write with a heavy heart because I have arrived at the conclusion that City of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey lacks the intrinsic leadership, effective due diligence, and moral resolve to pursue community safety for all Minneapolis residents - especially as it relates to domestic, intimate partner and gun violence." Attributed to County Commissioner Irene Fernando, next to a photo of her.
Title text: "Rank All 3 for Mayor by November 4th" above labeled photos of Omar Fateh, DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hampton. Below that is a sample ballot with most of the names greyed out, accept for those of the three candidates, with Omar's name highlighted in the first column; DeWayne's in the second and Jazz's in the third.
Title text: "Lydia Millard Won't Commit to Banning Assault Rifles" over a screenshot from Sahan Journal with the text, "Should Minneapolis ban assault rifles on the city level in light of the Annunciation Catholic Church shooting?" with Millard's response: "Maybe" next to a photo of Millard over the text, "In a questionnaire from Sahan Journal, Lydia Millard wouldn't support a ban on assault rifles in Minneapolis."
Title text: "Carpetbaggin' Shelley Madore" above the text "Conservative Ward 2 candidate Shelley Madore's advice to University of Minnesota students struggling to find healthy food in a food desert? Go to a food bank" above a photo of Shelley Madore.
Title text, "Jacob Frey Withholding Public Data" over the text, "The City paid $650,000 for a survey 'conducted by the consulting company Guidhouse that compares Minneapolis employee compensation with other cities.' The survey is complete, but the Mayor won't shar the results with the City Council or taxpayers." Mpls for the Many logo in the corner.
Title text: "Rank all 3!" Subtitle: "May polling showed Fateh, Davis and Hampton with a 1 point lead over Frey. September saw that lead extend to 10 points! The momentum is growing and we have a clear path to victor on November 4th." Above a bar graph showing Frey's challengers' growing lead over Frey from the two polls.
Mpls for the Many logo with the following quote below: "Mayor Frey personally trying to hand Weinhagen a City contract after he had already funneled away reward money meant to help find justice for children who are victims of gun violence is beyond shameful. But unfortunately this isn’t just a lapse in judgement, this is a pattern from Mayor Frey who surrounds himself with wealthy insiders that exploit public resources while the residents of Minneapolis are struggling to get by. The indictment of Jonathan Weinhagen, one of Frey’s closest political allies should force every voter to ask: “who is Jacob Frey really working for? Minneapolis residents, or the donors who fund his campaign and PACs?”"
Text: "Mayor Frey continued to take meetings with Jonathan Weinhagen and All of Mpls as recently as last year." over a photo of Frey, Weinhagen and another person.
Title Text: "Frey Ally & All of Mpls Board Alum Indicted by Federal Grand Jury" with sub, "Jonathan Weinhagen was indicted for crimes he appears to have committed just a year before Frey tried to push through a "free contract" with the City for Weinhagen." Over a photo of Weinhagen and Frey at an event.
Text at top "Jacob Frey", text at bottom "Lydia Millard" and text in middle "Same donors. Same events. Same values." Over a picture of Lydia Millard and Jacob Frey speaking at the same event.