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2020 Election Results for Olmsted County/Rochester, Minnesota:

Rochester City Offices 52 or 52 precincts reporting

City Council President FINAL

Brooke Carlson 51% 27,086
Kathleen Harrington 48% 25,659

City Council Members

Ward 2: FINAL

Mark Bransford 55% 5500
Michael Wojcik 45% 4478
Ward 4: FINAL

Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick 56% 3605
Katrina Pulham 43% 2719

Ward 6: FINAL

Craig Ugland 48% 3,878
Molly Dennis 52% 4,258

Rochester School Board Members 75 of 75 precincts reporting

Position 1: FINAL

Don Barlow 50% 27,523
Justin M. Cook 49% 26,872

Position 3: FINAL

Karen MacLaughlin 56% 30,188
Deborah Seelinger 43% 22,938

Position 7: FINAL

Jess Garcia 56% 29,866
Mark Schleusner 44% 23,465

Rochester City Parks Referendum Question:

Yes 61% 37,873
No 38% 23,823

Shall the City of Rochester, Minnesota, be authorized to levy property taxes in the amount of $2,000,000 to provide a dedicated source of funding to protect water quality and natural areas; conserve trees and wooded areas that help to protect air quality; improve access to existing parks and recreational facilities for kids and people with disabilities; improve park safety; and maintain, operate, and improve existing parks?

It is estimated that the average residential homeowner would pay an additional $33.00 per year. The maximum amount of increased levy as a percentage of market value is 0.0168 percent. The maximum amount that would be raised by the new referendum tax rate in the first year if it were to be levied is $2,000,000.