North St. Paul Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Christopher
Tenquist
Christopher Tenquist is running for mayor of North St. Paul in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against John Monge.
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The race · Mayor
- 01John MongeIncumbent
- 02Christopher TenquistYou’re reading
Background
- About
- North St. Paul resident and independent seller running for mayor who says he is not a career politician.
- Party
- Nonpartisan race. City of North St. Paul
On the record: Christopher Tenquist
4 sourced01Property tax levy1 sourced position
Says he would require a line-by-line review of spending before supporting a levy increase.
Before supporting a levy increase, I would require a line-by-line review of spending”
Own statementEast Metro Voter GuideLink
02Housing and zoning1 sourced position
Says North St. Paul should preserve existing homes while creating more housing options for different ages, incomes and family sizes.
creating more housing options for different ages, incomes, and family sizes”
Own statementEast Metro Voter GuideLink
03Rent control1 sourced position
Says he would not support rent control without local evidence, legal review and voter approval.
I would not support imposing rent control without reliable local evidence, legal review, and voter approval.”
Own statementEast Metro Voter GuideLink
04Public safety1 sourced position
Says he would support a well-trained, adequately staffed local police department with continued community policing.
I would support a well-trained and adequately staffed local police department with continued community policing”
Own statementEast Metro Voter GuideLink
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