Emily Koski

@emilykoskimpls.bsky.social

Lifelong Resident. MPS Parent. Former Small Business Owner. Coach. Advocate. Volunteer. Council Member. EmilyKoskiforMpls.com

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.

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!)

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

Precinct caucuses are April 8th

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.

Minneapolis for the Many@mplsforthemany.com · last yr.

It’s caucus night! Whether you’ve caucused many times before or you’re going to your first one, we’ve got all the information you need for tonight’s caucus: buff.ly/AH0lcp6 We’re ready to bring back the progressive council with a new mayor - and that work starts tonight at 7PM!

Outline of the city of Minneapolis shaded yellow with the following text overlaid on top: "Minneapolis Caucus Tonight! @ 7PM" and the Mpls for the Many logo in the bottom right corner.

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.

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

Selfie of Elliott at the protest at the state Capitol

From parents and grandparents to retirees and educators, thousands of Minnesotans rallied at the state Capitol and more than a dozen cities across the state as part of a nationwide protest against President Donald Trump and senior adviser Elon Musk.

Thousands of people made their voices heard at the #handsoff rally today. Now more than ever, Minneapolis needs leadership that rejects division in our local politics and move us in the same direction to protect our values, our rights, and our city. That’s exactly what I’ll do as your next Mayor.

Emily Koski holding a sign that says “hands off our city” and a protester holds a sign that says “hands off education “ in front of the Minnesota State Capitol

Come join me at our meet & greet tomorrow morning! This is a great opportunity to learn more about another Mayoral candidate and also get any questions you have answered about caucusing next Tuesday.

Meet & greet with Elliott & Emily Saturday April 5th 10-12 PM at the briar (1231 Washington St Ne)

When it comes to setting a budget and spending your tax dollars wisely, I get the job done. 💪 In these turbulent times, Minneapolis needs leadership with effective budget experience and a proven ability to partner collaboratively. That’s how we will be able to weather the unknown—together.