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Is Minneapolis in Crisis? These Candidates for Mayor Face Off

Minneapolis is at a crossroads. With the mayoral election approaching, three challengers were invited to sit down for a one-hour roundtable debate unlike any other — no stump speeches, no canned talking points, just a candid conversation around the dinner table. From the role of money in politics, to the future of ranked-choice voting, to deep frustrations about racial inequities and North Minneapolis, this is a raw look at the candidates who want to replace Jacob Frey. Omar Fateh — the leading challenger — agreed to attend but didn't show up, leaving an empty chair and questions about his record. Watch this to hear unfiltered perspectives on the biggest issues facing Minneapolis. Wall art by Genel Jumalon, another fellow resident of Minneapolis' Kickernick building. To find out more about this artist, visit https://www.jumalon.art/ To find out about the creator community of the Kickernick Building, visit: https://www.kickernick.com/ ⸻ Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction & Empty Chair: Why Omar Fateh didn’t show up 01:10 – Setting the stage: A dinner table debate, not another forum 05:00 – Who are you ranking #2? The games of ranked-choice voting 15:00 – Narratives of crisis: Is Minneapolis “at the bottom of the barrel”? 25:00 – Policing, safety, and the city’s trust deficit 35:00 – The role of money: Jacob Frey’s massive fundraising advantage 45:00 – Political identity: race, representation, and the mayor’s role 49:00 – Segregation & North Minneapolis: The most impassioned exchange 55:30 – The question I would have asked Omar Fateh about Uber/Lyft 01:00:00 – Closing thoughts: Leadership, trust, and who actually runs this city