It’s time to
make changes
Minneapolis must prioritize protecting its residents, ending homelessness, and finding revenue sources that lower taxes for all. We need a mayor who attracts people to our city
and eliminates barriers!
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meet Andrea
Andrea is committed to bringing positive and meaningful change to Minneapolis. Her extensive experience and unwavering dedication make her the ideal candidate for mayor. This space is dedicated to sharing her journey and the values she stands for.

Andrea’s
Plan for Minneapolis
Boost revenue &
lower taxes
We will aggressively drive existing and new revenue source excluding taxes, and build our beautiful new Minneapolis Boardwalk, with inter-connected transit across the metro area and partnering with both small and big businesses to enhance income while lowering their tax rates improving profitability for the City AND our key partners.
Implement More Safety Actions, not Words
Safer Everywhere Initiative: Decisive, data-backed and speedy deployment of joint community programs that also save money. More and better trained police, fire, healthcare and emergency services within our communities. Smarter enforcement with equitable policing (NO profiling!), more and better trained police, automated speeding tickets, elimination of uninhabited structures, better lighting, removal of violent crime presences, AND our homeless off the streets.
Best-in-Class Arts & Entertainment
Heavily promote and support our best-in-class artists, entertainment venues and access in Minneapolis and across the metro leveraging the full power of more efficient transportation lifting up local, national, and international professionals and entrepreneurs which expands inbound tourism. Also, improve our Parks and Recreation with ideas such as “Park Days” with free parking, great food for individuals and families.
Smarter Education and Life Skills Training
Accelerate learning to focus not just on the basics, but important life skills such as interpersonal communications, managing personal finances, courtesy and kindness, and supporting communities and each other that improve quality of life. How about our grown children leave high school with a 2-year degree already in hand?