From the bottom of my heart, thank you all. (5/5)

Emily Koski for Mayor of Minneapolis

You can read my full remarks at emilykoskiformpls.com. (4/5)

While I’m ending this campaign, I’m not walking away. I’m shifting my course in how I authentically show up for the people of this city. I’ll always be part of this city’s fabric. I’ll keep showing up, because that’s what this moment—and this city—deserve: people who show up. (3/5)

This election is an opportunity for real change. Look for the leaders that are bringing people together. Listen to who’s offering real, workable solutions and is committed to doing the hard work of making city government actually work. Then, volunteer, donate, and vote. (2/5)

After deep reflection, I’ve made the difficult decision to end my campaign for Mayor of MPLS. I got into this race because I love this city. But I’ve come to a hard truth: under the current political climate, I can’t be my authentic self and be a candidate in this race. (1/5)

Here are my thoughts on a strong mayor system: it requires a strong leader, and we don’t have one right now.

You deserve to get the most out of your city government. That means electing a Mayor willing to roll up her sleeves and work with *everyone* to solve our toughest challenges together.

I think Koski has what it takes to run this city in a way that listens to the people of the city and take it on a better course than we've been led on by JF.

A strong mayor system requires a strong leader, and we don’t have that right now, says Emily Koski 💯

Mary, I’d love to chat sometime and share my experience as a Council Member.

Emily and Charlie take a selfie

Charlie drove home from college to convene his precinct caucus last night! That is incredible commitment to local politics and our city’s future. I love to see it 💪

Davis Moturi deserved better. Our city failed him.

Thanks to the Public Safety Audit division reviewing this case, we will soon learn the full scope of how and why.

Emily Koski speaks to caucus goers

Thank you to everyone who showed up at caucuses last night! The energy and turnout was incredible.

Across Minneapolis, we heard loud and clear that residents are ready for a new era of leadership. I agree—let’s build a city we can all be proud of, together.

secure.actblue.com/donate/emily...

Koski, Eliott Payne, and a Fairvote volunteer have their photo taken by DFL Chair Richard Carlbom

A great night of DFL caucuses! He’s only been Chair for a week and a half but Richard Carlbom is proving to always be there when you need him most, even as campaign photographer!

@elliottpayne.org @fairvotemn.bsky.social

Minneapolis deserves a public safety system that puts residents first: timely responses and intervention that prevents harm and protects victims.

As your next Mayor, I will work diligently to provide safety to all residents and lead with accountability: www.emilykoskiformpls.com/provide-safe...

Davis Moturi deserved better. Our city failed him.

Thanks to the Public Safety Audit division reviewing this case, we will soon learn the full scope of how and why.

Caucus, caucus. Show up, be heard. As an introvert: caucuses can feel weird because it's a bunch of people who do actually care a lot about Minneapolis (that means a lot of different things!) in a room, and most are probably also introverts, lol. They're all volunteer run (SHOUT OUT to the vols!)

Precinct caucuses are April 8th

Minneapolis: Precinct caucuses are TONIGHT at 7pm!

A new era of leadership is possible. We need everyone to show up to build a Minneapolis we can all be proud of.

Come to your local caucus tonight & sign up as a delegate so your voice is part of the DFL endorsement process: minneapolisdfl.org

Leaders gather around table, making commitments to caucus and inviting their neighbors to join them

📣 Today is Minneapolis DFL precinct caucus night. All across the city, thousands of people will gather in elementary schools and community centers to talk about the future of the city — including the folks in this picture!

Find your caucus location: minneapolisdfl.org/2025/caucus-...

You know how precinct caucuses can drag on and on, with a litany of pie in the sky resolutions (whereas…blah blah blah…be it resolved that the Mpls DFL supports world peace, etc. etc.)?

That’s not part of the process tonight. It’ll be much simpler & quicker: elect delegates, go on with your life.

A new era of leadership is possible, Minneapolis. One that puts residents first. If you’re ready for a Mayor who won’t overpromise and underdeliver, come to your local precinct caucus tonight at 7pm.

Sign up as a delegate and make your voice heard in the DFL endorsement process: minneapolisdfl.org

A reminder that if the government can send migrants to a prison camp without any due process, it can send U.S. citizens there, too. I know because this happened to me and my family in 1942.

HI! If you are going to caucus tomorrow and plan to become a delegate for the first time, contact keith at racketmn.com. We'd like to hear about your experience.

MN Young DFL endorses Emily Koski for Mayor

ENDORSEMENT: Thank you to the Minnesota Young DFL for supporting my campaign!

I am building a multigenerational coalition to make Minneapolis a great place to live at every age. Let’s build that vision together, join my campaign: secure.actblue.com/donate/emily...

Want a new mayor? You have options!

There’s time before you have to rank your mayoral candidates on the ballot. But the process of electing a new mayor starts at caucus tomorrow.

We encourage you to caucus for @omarfatehmn.com @emilykoskimpls.bsky.social and @dewayneforminneapolis.com tomorrow!

Jacob Frey has had nearly a decade to reform Minneapolis. He did ok, but our city deserves better. @emilykoskimpls.bsky.social is the only candidate with plans that will restore our city to once again be one of the world’s best.

the turnout in Minnesota was amazing!!

Massive crowd at Hands Off rally in St. Paul, Minnesota

Wow. #HandsOff rally in St. Paul, Minnesota is massive!

Selfie of Elliott at the protest at the state Capitol

Great crowd at the Capitol. We need to ensure that Minneapolis is the first line of defense for our communities. That means showing up to caucus on Tuesday for leaders ready to take bold action to protect immigrants, the LGBTQIA+ community, and every one of neighbors from this hateful administration