Minneapolis Mayor's Race Advances to Ranked Choice Voting
The Minneapolis mayor's race will proceed to ranked choice voting after no candidate received at least 50% of the vote in Tuesday's election.
Minneapolis allows voters to rank up to three candidates in its municipal races, with the field for mayor including more than a dozen candidates.
As of the latest update, Jacob Frey and Omar Fateh had received the most first-choice results.
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