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Union head Jason George criticizes Twin Cities officials, policy - Vimarsana News

Union head Jason George criticizes Twin Cities officials, policy

He claims to actually like the mayor -- his union endorsed Carter during Carter's time on the city council -- but he's nonetheless proven to be one of the administration's most vocal critics.

Progressives continue notching victories in St. Paul with candidates, sales tax question winning on ballot - Vimarsana News

Progressives continue notching victories in St. Paul with candidates, sales tax question winning on ballot

On Tuesday, the sales tax question -- a priority of the mayor and City Hall -- sailed through the ballot box with 60% of the vote.

St. Paul voters appear to have sent 7 women to City Council in historic election highlighting rent control, sales tax - Vimarsana News

St. Paul voters appear to have sent 7 women to City Council in historic election highlighting rent control, sales tax

Incumbents Rebecca Noecker, Mitra Jilali, Nelsie Yang and newcomer Hwa Jeong Kim all surpassed the 50% threshold of first choice votes under ranked choice voting to win their seats.

A diverse new St. Paul City Council to be seated in January, 3 incumbents hold off challengers - Vimarsana News

A diverse new St. Paul City Council to be seated in January, 3 incumbents hold off challengers

Results in wards 1 and 7 will not be known before Friday, when ballots are reallocated.

PACs spend big to influence St. Paul City Council races as candidate fundraising slows - Vimarsana News

PACs spend big to influence St. Paul City Council races as candidate fundraising slows

In the races for the seats on St. Paul’s City Council, the candidates themselves had raised a collective sum of roughly $853,000 for their campaigns since the most recent council election in 2019.