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Plymouth Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Jeff Wosje

Candidate for Mayor (incumbent)

10 candidates · 4 seats13 sourced positions

Jeff Wosje, the incumbent, is running for mayor of Plymouth in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Clark Gregor.

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Pre-registration deadline (you can still register at the polls) · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Mayor for the last eight years after eight years on the City Council, seeking a third term as mayor. Commercial banker; previously chaired the city's transit committee.

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Where Jeff Wosje stands: positions on the record

License plate cameras3 sourced positions

  • Cast the only vote against ending the city's contract with Flock Safety for license plate reader cameras (passed 6-1, Sept 2026).

    Council voteSun Post · Sep 24, 2026

  • Said he weighed residents' concerns against giving police a tool to catch suspects, and sided with the police department.

    “And I’m going to come down and on the side of our public safety, our police department, to say if they need a tool in their toolbox.”

    Own statementMPR News · Sep 23, 2026

  • Before the vote, said he supported the police chief's decision on Flock cameras while expecting accountability and oversight.

    “I trust our police chief and his command staff to operate within those guidelines, and I support their decision while continuing to expect accountability and appropriate oversight.”

    Own statementSun Sailor voter's guide · Sep 21, 2026

Budget and taxes3 sourced positions

  • Voted no on the 2026 levy, a 7.1% increase, saying he would not support a budget that included new Public Works staff positions (passed 5-2, Dec 2025).

    Council voteSun Sailor · Dec 12, 2025

  • Says the council should have trimmed more from the 2026 budget and should review whether vacated positions are still needed.

    “I did not support that as I felt we should have trimmed more from that budget.”

    Own statementSun Sailor voter's guide · Sep 21, 2026

  • Voted yes on a preliminary 2027 levy increase of 3.9% (approved unanimously, Sept 2026).

    Council voteSun Sailor · Sep 24, 2026

Data centers1 sourced position
Housing1 sourced position
Redevelopment2 sourced positions
Immigration enforcement1 sourced position
Growth1 sourced position

  • Says he supports expanding the tax base in ways that benefit residents.

    “I continue to support expansion of the tax base in ways that benefit our residents, community and retains quality of life.”

    Own statementCampaign website (accessed Oct 2, 2026)

Past elections1 sourced position

What Jeff Wosje said vs. how Jeff Wosje voted

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  • Voted no on the 2026 levy, a 7.1% increase, saying he would not support a budget that included new Public Works staff positions (passed 5-2, Dec 2025).

    Dec 12, 2025 ·Sun Sailor · Dec 12, 2025

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