Making our great city great for everyone

1. Making our
GREAT
city GREAT
for everyone
Like Mark Andrew for Minneapolis Mayor on Facebook.
Follow @MarkForMPLS and #mplsmayor on Twitter.

2. Meet Mark:
Lifelong MPLS resident, graduate of Washburn
High School and the University of Minnesota
Small business owner, having employed nearly
2,000 people since his college years
Public servant, with 16 years on the Hennepin
County Board served. Now serving on boards
for: Meet Minneapolis and the Think Green
Steering Committee for Minneapolis/St. Paul
Environmental Entrepreneur, having founded
GreenMark, a company working to make public
buildings more environmentally sustainable
Husband, father, friend, Gopher fan

3. Mark will:
Invest in basic services like infrastructure
improvements and fighting crime so that every
Minneapolis neighborhood is a great place to live
Improve Minneapolis schools so students receive a
quality education and are prepared to compete
Create jobs and driving economic development to
close opportunity gaps in our city
Make Minneapolis the greenest city in North
America
Ensure that all Minneapolis residents are proud to
call the city their home

4. Endorsements
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
Minneapolis Building Trades Council
Minnesota Young DFL
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers – Local 292
Stonewall DFL – the LGBT Caucus of the MN DFL
Teamsters – Join Council 32
Minneapolis Firefighters Local 82
United Here! Local 17
Construction and General Laborers Local 563
City Employees Local 363
NALC Branch 9
Minneapolis APWU
BCTGM Local 22
University of Minnesota – Twin Cities College Democrats
United Transportation Union (UTU-SMART)
Operating Engineers Local 49
Somali Public Radio
La Prensa de Minnesota
Insight News
Minneapolis Taxi Cab Drivers & Owners Association

5. Community Supporters
Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives
Paul Thissen
Don and Arvonne Fraser
Vice President Walter Mondale
Former Speaker of the Minnesota House of
Representatives Margaret Anderson Kelliher
Sam and Sylvia Kaplan
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman
Minneapolis City Council Member Lisa Goodman
Minneapolis City Council Member Sandy ColvinRoy
Minneapolis City Council Member Kevin Reich
Tina Flint Smith
Tom Hoch
DFL-Endorsed Park Board Candidate Steffanie
Musich
MN Senate District 61 Chair Scott Graham
Congresswoman Betty McCollum
MPS Board Chair Alberto Monserrate
MPS Board Vice Chair Jenny Arneson
MPS Board Member Kim Ellison
MPS Board Member Richard Mammen
MPS Board Member Rebecca Gagnon

6. Community Supporters
…Continued
MPRB Member Anita Tabb
MPRB Member Carol Kummer
MPRB Member Scott Vreeland
Hennepin County Board Member Peter McLaughlin
State Senate Deputy Majority Leader Jeff Hayden
State Senator Kari Dziedzic
State Rep. Diane Loeffler
State Rep. Jim Davnie & Cara Letofsky
State Rep. Phyllis Kahn
Carol Becker, Board of Taxation and Estimation
Former State Rep. Marion Greene
Former State Senator &President of the Senate Jack Davies
Former Hennepin County Commissioner John Derus
Former DFL Party Chair Todd Otis
Former State Senator Linda Berglin
Former State Senator Steve Kelley
Former State Senator Ken Kelash
Former State Senator Carol Flynn
Former State Representative Lee and Marcia Greenfield
Former Minneapolis City Council Member Dore Mead
Former School Board Member Jill Davis
Former School Board Member Judy Farmer
Former School Board Member Marilyn Borea

7. Community Supporters
…Continued
Former Park
Commissioner Vivian Mason
Former City Council Member
Lisa McDonald
Former State Senator Bob
Tennessen
U of M-Twin Cities College
Democrats President Laura Pratt
MYDFL Co-President Andie
Whitaker
Jim Graves
Jaime Tincher and Adam
Duininck
Mohamud Noor
Pat and Jack Davies
John Blackshaw
Larry Redmond
Kendal Kilian
Dan McConnell
Grace Harkness
Jack Ray
Meg Forney
Lee Lynch and Terry Saario
Mary Merrill Anderson
Sy Huff
Dave Roe
Aviva Breen
Marty Demgen
Judy Corrao
Colleen Moriarity
Terra Cole
Jim Temple
David De Grio
Ilhan Omar
Kim Isenberg
Louise Sundin
Mohamed Jama
Martin Costello
Peggy Griffin
Mark Oyaas

9. MAKE IT COUNT ON TUESDAY, NOV. 5.