Morris Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Annette
Watson

Annette Watson is running for mayor of Morris in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Kevin Wohlers.

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The race · Mayor

  1. 01Annette WatsonYou’re reading
  2. 02Kevin WohlersIncumbent
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Background

About
Annette Watson is an educator and a member of the Morris Park Board. She has worked with Minnesota Reading Corps and serves as a board member of Someplace Safe.
Campaign website
www.watson4mn.com

The official candidate list shows Kevin Wohlers and Annette Watson for mayor, four candidates for two at-large council seats, and Brad Dahlen in the special election. Minnesota Secretary of State

On the record: Annette Watson

8 sourced
01Public comment at meetings2 sourced positions
  • from the candidate's Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey

    Said residents should be able to speak to the City Council without being relegated to a back seat.

    I believe that the residents of Morris should be able to voice their concerns, opinions, and compliments to the City Council without being relegated to a back seat.”

    Own statementBallotpedia · Oct 1, 2026Link

  • as summarized in the council minutes; not a direct quote

    Asked the council to move Citizen's Comments forward on the agenda and in the standing rules (January 2026).

    Own statementCity of Morris · Jan 13, 2026Link

02City finances1 sourced position
  • from the candidate's Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey

    Wants to reduce the city's reliance on Local Government Aid and raise city savings from three to six months of operations by the end of her term.

    Own statementBallotpedia · Oct 1, 2026Link

03Tax increment financing1 sourced position
  • as summarized in the council minutes; not a direct quote

    Said a TIF takes from some and benefits others, is discriminatory, and that she supports a free economy (August 2025).

    Own statementCity of Morris · Aug 12, 2025Link

04Liquor store financing1 sourced position
  • as summarized in the council minutes; not a direct quote

    Objected to the tax abatement for the new municipal liquor store and said government should not be involved in private sector operations (September 2025).

    Own statementCity of Morris · Sep 9, 2025Link

05Health care conduit bond1 sourced position
  • as summarized in the council minutes; not a direct quote

    Said at the public hearing that she is in favor of the conduit bond for Morris Health Services (September 2026).

    Own statementCity of Morris · Sep 8, 2026Link

06Ambulance and police services1 sourced position
  • from the candidate's Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey

    Wants emergency services equipped and based in Morris, and a fire truck ladder that reaches the top of all city buildings.

    I want our people to have access to emergency services; I want those services to be equipped and reside in Morris.”

    Own statementBallotpedia · Oct 1, 2026Link

07East Side Park1 sourced position
  • as summarized in the council minutes; not a direct quote

    Spoke in favor of the proposed ordinance to preserve East Side Park and asked the council to adopt it (May 2025).

    Own statementCity of Morris · May 13, 2025Link

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