Jacob Frey wins re-election as mayor of Minneapolis
- On Wednesday, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey won a third term, defeating Omar Fateh, Minnesota state senator, and 13 other challengers in the final round of counting.
- Frey led Minneapolis through the turmoil after George Floyd's death and negotiated agreements with state and federal governments to remake the Minneapolis Police Department.
- Ranked-Choice voting required multiple counting rounds as Jacob Frey, Minneapolis Mayor, led by about 10 percentage points after Tuesday's first count but did not clear the 50% threshold, while election officials said turnout reached 55% with more than 147,000 votes cast.
- Certification is set for Monday by the Minneapolis City Council to finalize and make official the election results for Jacob Frey, Minneapolis Mayor.
- Fateh joined an alliance with DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hampton urging mutual rankings, and he sought to become the first Muslim and first Somali American mayor.
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Mayor Frey wins in Minneapolis in rebuke of far left
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Jewish mayor of Minneapolis defeats challenger who drew Mamdani comparisons
(JTA) — Jacob Frey, the Jewish incumbent mayor of Minneapolis, has won a third term against a Democratic Socialist opponent who had pledged not to affiliate with “Zionist lobby groups” and whose supporters compared him to New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. Frey prevailed in the second round of ranked-choice voting Wednesday in unofficial tallies, a day after polls closed. His most prominent opponent, state Sen. Omar Fateh, finished more t…
Frey Wins Third Term as Minneapolis Mayor Against Democratic Socialist Fateh
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey fended off a challenge from democratic socialist Omar Fateh to secure a third term by winning enough support in the second round of the city’s ranked-choice voting system. City election officials declared Frey, a Democrat, the winner Wednesday morning after tabulating second- and subsequent-choice votes. Frey won 42% of first-choice votes, followed by Fateh with… Source
Somali-American Fails in Bid to Become Wokest Mayor.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Omar Fateh, a far-left Democrat, lost his bid to become the Mayor of Minneapolis to fellow Democrat Jacob Frey by six percentage points.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Omar Fateh, Jacob Frey, and 13 other candidates, including DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hampton.WHEN & WHERE: Election results were released on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.KEY QUOTE: “While this wasn’t the outcome we wanted, I am incredibly gratef…
Jacob Frey wins third term as Minneapolis mayor, Omar Fateh concedes
Share This StoryMinneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey won a third, four-year term leading the largest city in the North Star State. According to election results from the city, Frey bested State Sen. Omar Fateh in the second round of ranked-choice voting by nearly six points. On election night, results from the first round of Minneapolis’ ranked-choice voting system showed Frey with 41.7% of the vote to Fateh’s 31.6%. After the other mayoral contenders w…
Jacob Frey, Jewish mayor of Minneapolis, defeats challenger who drew Mamdani comparisons
Jacob Frey, the Jewish incumbent mayor of Minneapolis, has won a third term against a Democratic Socialist opponent who had pledged not to affiliate with “Zionist lobby groups” and whose supporters compared him to New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. Frey prevailed in the second round of ranked-choice voting Wednesday in unofficial tallies, a day after polls closed. His most prominent opponent, state Sen. Omar Fateh, finished more than five…
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