Minneapolis Charter Commission approves new political boundaries
The new City Council and Park & Recreation Board lines will shape who gets elected in Minneapolis for the next decade.
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The new City Council and Park & Recreation Board lines will shape who gets elected in Minneapolis for the next decade.
Only a dozen of our big cities have as many people per square mile as the average U.S. city had seven decades ago. The ones that have done best have employed effective strategies.
New census data showed Minneapolis grew by nearly 50,000 people, so the political boundaries must be redrawn.
For the first time in city history the majority of the members of the city’s Common...
City Council also will address a report for how to redraw city wards and issues related to federal ARPA funds.