MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced Wednesday that he will run for reelection in 2025. If he wins, it'll be his third term at the helm. He first served as a City Council representative for Ward 3 before he was elected mayor in 2017.

Jacob Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis, said on Wednesday he will seek a third and final term in office, as the Jewish Democrat prepares to face a growing number of challengers in the November election.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said Wednesday he’ll seek a third — and final — term as mayor to continue his administration’s work overhauling the police department and building more affordable housing.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey launched his re-election campaign on Wednesday morning, and has confirmed that it will be his final term if he wins. He ultimately won re-election in 2021 by opposing efforts to replace Minneapolis Police Department in the wake of the murder of George Floyd by MPD officer Derek Chauvin,

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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced Wednesday he is officially seeking reelection to a third term, pitching voters on "good, thoughtful governance."