Forest Lake, MNVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Forest Lake City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Jamie Deitchman

Candidate for City Council

5 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

Jamie Deitchman is running for Forest Lake City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Election Day · Tue, Nov 3, 2026

Union electrician with a degree in Electronics Engineering Technology. He moved to Forest Lake in November 2021.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Electrician
Endorsed by
Lists IBEW Local Union 292 and LiUNA Minnesota and North Dakota as endorsing organizations on his campaign website. Vote4Jamie
Campaign website
www.vote4jamie.com

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Where Jamie Deitchman stands: positions on the record

Public Works facility1 sourced position
  • On his campaign website, lists opposing a $40 million Public Works building.

    “NO on $40M public works buildings”

    Own statementVote4Jamie

Franchise fees1 sourced position
  • On his campaign website, lists avoiding higher franchise fees on gas and electric as a priority.

    “Avoid Raising Franchise Fees on Gas and Electric”

    Own statementVote4Jamie.com

Parks1 sourced position
  • In the voters guide, questioned adding $42 million more in parks to the plan and said Lakeside Park does not need money spent turning it into an outdoor music venue.

    “Lakeside Park is great the way it is, we don’t need to spend money we don’t have to turn it into an outdoor music venue that will only be used 12 days our of the year!”

    Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026

City spending1 sourced position
  • In the voters guide, said that if citizens must tighten their belts, the city should too.

    “If the citizens need to tighten their belts to make ends meet, then so should the city.”

    Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026

Housing1 sourced position
  • On his campaign website, said complying with Metro Council and zoning, keeping a small-town feel and respecting property owners' building rights will be a balancing act.

    “Complying with the Metro Council and zoning, maintaining the small town feel, all while respecting property owners’ rights to build on their own land is going to be a balancing act.”

    Own statementVote4Jamie

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