2024 FRNNG Board Election Voting Form
Thank you for supporting your community and voting in the Field Regina Northrop Neighborhood Group (FRNNG) Board Election! Board members pour their time and talents into our neighborhood and shape the organization for years to come. We are grateful for your help electing the next FRNNG Board! Learn more at www.frnng.org.

Board Election:
  • The following seats on the FRNNG Board are up for election: Regina Neighborhood Rep, Field Neighborhood Rep and At-Large Board Members.
  • Learn more about the Board at www.frnng.org/current-bylaws
  • Learn about the candidates and why they're running in each section below. You also have the option to include write-in candidates.

Voting:
  • This form will open at the FRNNG Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 15 at the McRae Recreation Center and stay open through Friday, May 17 at 10 p.m., at which time voting will end.
  • All residents 18 years and older and designated representatives of a FRNNG business or property will have a chance to vote once.
  • Volunteers are available to help you vote should you need it! Contact FRNNG at frnng@frnng.org for assistance from an election moderator.

Results:
  • Election results will be announced at www.frnng.org and on social media by Tuesday, May 21.
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Neighborhood Representative Election
Please select a Representative for the Regina and Field neighborhood representatives. (North Northrop and South Northrop Neighborhood Rep seats will be up for election in 2025).

Candidates can run for a Neighborhood Rep position AND an At-Large Board position if desired but will only be elected to one or the other.

About each candidate and why they're running:

Regina Representative:

Julie Stemmler: I care deeply about my neighborhood and want to help to keep it thriving.

Field Representative:

Jay Boller: As the owner of a local media organization, Racket, and as a lifelong Minneapolitan, I'm committed to making this great city an even better place. I think that starts at the most hyper-local level, and that's why I'm running for the FRNNG Board.

(North and South Northrop Neighborhood Rep. positions will be up for election in 2025!)

Please select a candidate for Regina Rep. You can also list a write-in candidate under "Other": *
Please select a candidate for Field Rep. You can also list a write-in candidate under "Other": *
At-Large Board Member Election
Please elect up to 7 At-Large Board Members. If one of the candidates below has already been elected as a neighborhood rep, the FRNNG will have them fill that seat instead of an At-Large seat instead.

About each candidate and why they're running:

Charlie Anhut: During the last two years on the board, I have learned much about the neighborhood and the positive impact FRNNG can have. With a bit more available time now, I look forward to committing more time and energy, and having a greater impact.

Jay Boler: As the owner of a local media organization, Racket, and as a lifelong Minneapolitan, I'm committed to making this great city an even better place. I think that starts at the most hyper-local level, and that's why I'm running for the FRNNG Board.

Ralph Crowder: I'm a lifelong resident of the Field neighborhood and am interested in youth engagement, community engagement, history & the Arts. I would like to continue my service in leadership with values in shared humanity assisting to helping the Field and Regina neighborhoods access to resources and support.

Greta Kurtz: I am a young professional Transit Planner with a degree in Urban Studies and am passionate about maintaining a safe and friendly community. I love living in the Northrop neighborhood and would love to see more engagement and input geared towards younger residents and/or renters, as well as members of the LGBTQIA+ community; representation is of utmost importance in withholding a welcoming community-feel and I am dedicated to doing so. I also think providing a more progressive outlook on what a welcoming neighborhood looks like is important; especially one that supports diversity, accessibility, and sustainable transportation like public transit, biking, and walking / rolling.

Dan Rauchman: I would like to continue the great progress we have made in the last two years.

Julie Stemmler: I care deeply about my neighborhood and want to help to keep it thriving.

Colleen Stockmann: I am eager to continue serving on the board after two years of work cultivating community, rebuilding the Greening Committee, and establishing a thriving Park Stewardship partnership with neighbor-volunteers and the Park Board to remove buckthorn along Minnehaha Creek. With so much momentum, I am running for another term to expand what we started and broaden our relevance and reach as a community-led organization.

Courtney Swayze: Being from a small town moving to the big city was a little terrifying. However, once we found a place to live our neighborhood is our own little town and makes you feel apart of something. I enjoy the work the board does for the community. I believe the work that is done is a vital part of our growth and it would be my pleasure to be apart of something.
Please select up to 7 candidates for At-Large Board members. You can also list one or more write-in candidates under "Other" below:
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