MINNEAPOLIS — City Hall could be poised for a shakeup this year in Minneapolis' municipal elections, with all 13 City Council seats — and the mayor's office — up for grabs.

The election uses a ranked-choice system, meaning voters can choose up to three candidates in each race in order of preference.

Voters will also elect members to the Board of Estimate and Taxation, as well as Park Board commissioner.

To find your polling place on Election Day (Tuesday, Nov. 4), click here.

To see what your specific ballot will look like, click here.

Mayor

Incumbent Mayor Jacob Frey (DFL), who was first elected to the office in 2017, is running for re-election. This year, he faces a pool of 14 other candidates vying for the position.

Notably, the pool includes State Sen. Omar Fateh, who was i

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