Michael Michael

Mayor Jacob Frey Announces Record-Breaking Fundraising Totals for 2025 Reelection Campaign

Mayor Jacob Frey’s reelection campaign today announced exceptionally strong fundraising figures, positioning him as the clear frontrunner in the 2025 Minneapolis mayoral race. The campaign reports more than $203,000 in cash on hand heading into 2025, bolstered by $108,503 raised over the course of 2024.

MINNEAPOLIS – February 1, 2025 – Mayor Jacob Frey’s reelection campaign today announced exceptionally strong fundraising figures, positioning him as the clear frontrunner in the 2025 Minneapolis mayoral race. The campaign reports more than $203,000 in cash on hand heading into 2025, bolstered by $108,503 raised over the course of 2024.

“I’m humbled by the outpouring of support from across Minneapolis.” said Mayor Frey. “These strong fundraising numbers are a testament to the broad coalition we’ve built. In this moment of political extremes, people are desperate for steady, thoughtful leadership that does what is right for Minneapolis. I’m energized to continue working alongside our residents to deliver that leadership.”

Mayor Frey enters 2025 with four times more cash on hand than any other mayoral campaign. The total of $108,553 raised last year came from more than 450 individual donors, over 90% of whom live in Minnesota.

The campaign also shattered its previous January record, bringing in over $134,000 leading up to and immediately following Mayor Frey’s January 29 campaign launch—more than triple what he raised in January four years ago.

With record-breaking totals and robust cash on hand, Mayor Frey’s campaign enters the election year on strong footing and looks forward to maintaining its momentum throughout 2025.

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Michael Michael

MAYOR FREY ANNOUNCES REELECTION BID TO CONTINUEBUILDING A SAFER, MORE AFFORDABLE MINNEAPOLIS 

Frey committed to protect the progress the city has made on affordable housing and rebuilding the police department while making Minneapolis a model for progressive governance focused not on politics, but on results.

Frey committed to protect the progress the city has made on affordable housing and rebuilding the police department while making Minneapolis a model for progressive governance focused not on politics, but on results.

MINNEAPOLIS, January 29, 2025 — Today, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey officially announced the launch of his re-election campaign, pledging to continue building a safer, more affordable, and more prosperous Minneapolis for everyone. Citing a record of proven results and a commitment to good governance, Mayor Frey emphasized stable and thoughtful leadership that transcends political agendas and puts the needs of residents and city first in an uncertain time.

“Minneapolis, together, we have faced adversity head on and producedreal results. We are the national leader in affordable housing policy. Weare developing affordable and deeply affordable housing at an unprecedented rate, keeping Minneapolis affordable and accessible to everyone. We are increasing the ranks of our police department with diverse officers committed to our community. We established the Office of Community Safety and we built a 24/7 mental health emergency response program.” said Frey. “While the trajectory of Minneapolis is strong, I amrunning for reelection to protect that progress and to keep fighting tomake Minneapolis a safer, more affordable, and more prosperous city for everyone. “I’m running because with everything going on in the world, experience matters. I’m running because I recognize that the opposite of DonaldTrump’s extremism is not the opposite extreme. The opposite ofextremism is good, thoughtful governance,” said Frey. “I have stood up for what’s best for our city even when it was not politically expedient to do so. It’s time for us to love our city more than our ideology. Together, we can make Minneapolis a national model for progressive governance that is laser-focused not on politics, but ondelivering for residents.”

“I have stood up for what’s best for our city even when it was notpolitically expedient to do so. It’s time for us to love our city more than ourideology. Together, we can make Minneapolis a national model forprogressive governance that is laser-focused not on politics, but ondelivering for residents.”

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