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Mayoral candidate Alexander Koenig did not attend as candidates debated an 8% proposed property tax levy increase, police surveillance technology and the city's response to federal immigration enforcement BROOKLYN CENTER, Minn. — Brooklyn Center candidates drew sharp distinctions Tuesday over police surveillance cameras, property taxes and the city’s response to federal immigration enforcement, offering voters some of the clearest differences yet in races that will determine

Dear Teneshia Kragness, On behalf of AADFL, we would like to sincerely thank you for being a valued part of our community and for your continued commitment to leadership and public service. We are pleased to officially inform you that you have received the AADFL endorsement for the 2026 election year. This endorsement reflects our confidence in your leadership, dedication, and commitment to the issues that matter to the communities we serve. We appreciate your willingness to

The 2026 Minnesota Primary Election was held Tuesday, August 11, 2026, and Brooklyn Center voters narrowed the fields for mayor and two at-large City Council seats. The City of Brooklyn Center confirms that the municipal primary was held August 11, with the general election scheduled for November 3, 2026. The results below are based on the unofficial results reported after all six Brooklyn Center precincts reported. Dr. Teneshia Kragness, Brooklyn Center Mayor, Primary Winner

Senate District 38 DFL 6589 Douglas Dr N, Brooklyn Park, MN 55429 Phone: 612 296 0604 Date: July 23, 2026 To Whom It May Concern: The Democratic Farmer Labor Party (DFL) Senate District 38 is pleased to issue this official DFL Letter of Support to Dr. Teneshia Kragness, a candidate for mayor in the City of Brooklyn Center. On July 21, 2026, eligible members of the SD38 DFL Central Committee residing within the electoral jurisdiction convened to consider candidates seeking DFL

Teneshia Kragness Incumbency Status Office holder for another office Why are you running? I’m running for Mayor because I love Brooklyn Center and believe our city deserves leadership that is present, transparent, and focused on bringing people together. As a City Council Member, I’ve spent the past four years listening to residents by knocking on doors, attending community events, and meeting people where they are. I’ve learned that the best ideas for Brooklyn Center come fr

Thursday, 9 July 2026 A primary election will help decide the next mayor of Brooklyn Center. On Aug. 11, a four-person candidate pool will be reduced to two candidates. The candidates are Alexander Koenig, Teneshia Kragness, Latrecia Mayo and Laurie Ann Moore. The two top vote-getters will advance to the Nov. 3 general election. The candidate who wins this fall will serve a four-year term beginning in January 2027. For more information on voting, visit brooklyncentermn.gov/go

If you live in Brooklyn Center, here's a step-by-step guide to voting. 1. Check if you're eligible to vote You can vote in Minnesota if you: Are a U.S. citizen. Will be at least 18 years old on Election Day. Have lived in Minnesota for at least 20 days before Election Day. Are not currently incarcerated for a felony conviction. Have not had your voting rights revoked by a court under guardianship. 2. Register to vote Minnesota offers several ways to register: Online (up to 21

Today I had the pleasure of hitting the neighborhoods with my friend, Susan Pha, as we knocked on doors, listened to residents, and talked about the future of our community. Every handshake, every conversation, and every story reminds us why this work matters. Together, we're building a stronger, safer, and more connected community—one doorstep at a time. Thank you to everyone who welcomed us, shared your thoughts, and took the time to visit with us. Your ideas, concerns, and

Brooklyn Center, Minnesota — 5/22/26 Community members, elected leaders, advocates, and residents gathered in celebration and solidarity as Dr. Teneshia Kragness officially announced her candidacy for Mayor of Brooklyn Center, launching a campaign centered on community, partnership, and a shared vision for the city’s future. The gathering brought together supporters from across sectors and generations and reflected a strong spirit of optimism, connection, and collaboration. T

In the heart of Brooklyn Center, a pivotal moment is upon us. The upcoming election presents an opportunity for residents to choose a leader who embodies the values and vision necessary for a thriving community. Teneshia Kragness stands out as a candidate who not only understands the challenges facing our city but also possesses the passion and commitment to drive meaningful change. This blog post explores why electing Teneshia Kragness is essential for a better Brooklyn Cent