2022 Municipal Candidate Information
- The City of Minnetrista’s next municipal election will appear on the November 2022 General Election Ballot. The municipal offices on the ballot will be two Council Members (4 year terms - January 2023 thru December 2027), which are at-large positions, representing all Minnetrista residents.
Municipal Office Candidates appearing on the 2022 General Election Ballot:
- Claudia Lacy
- Heather Charles
- Jake Youngren
- Peter Vickery
2022 Candidate Forum Held on September 29, 2022
Financial and Other Reporting Requirements for Candidates
- Initial report is due within fourteen (14) days of receiving contributions or making disbursements of more than $750.
- Subsequent reports are due ten (10) days before and thirty (30) days after the election and each year by January 31st until a final report is filed.
- Final report is due when all debts are settled and all assets are properly disposed of in excess of $100.
- 2022 Candidate Campaign Financial Reports-(listed in alphabetical order) Blank candidate campaign financial report
For more information on Candidate Campaign Financial Reports, please visit Hennepin County's website
Campaign signage
Please be aware that there is no limit to the size, number, or content of signs between June 24, 2022 and November 15, 2022. However, political signs may not be placed in city streets or right-of-ways. Political signs may also not be within 100 feet of a building where voting is taking place as per MN State Statutes.
Campaign sign issues:
| Issue | Law | Who to Contact |
| Content of sign | MN State Statute 211B | MN Office of Administrative Hearings |
| Size, placement or height | City Code & MN State Statute | City Hall (952-446-1660) |
| Signs in County right of way | Hennepin County | |
| Signs on state or federal right of ways | MN State Statute 173.15 & 160.27 | MN Department of Transportation |
Contact Minnetrista City Hall to file a complaint about the placement of a sign on a city street or on city property. If a sign violation is found along a city street, the City will contact the campaign chair, candidate, or property owner. The city will request correction by the end of the next business day. If a sign is determined to pose a safety hazard, City staff will remove the sign immediately and without notification. All signs not claimed within seven (7) days will be disposed of.
