Princeton City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Victoria
Hallin
Victoria Hallin is running for Princeton City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Michael Heselton.
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The race · City Council
- 01Victoria HallinYou’re reading
- 02Michael Heselton
Background
- About
- Child development specialist who has served the City of Princeton as a council member and acting mayor.
Jack Edmonds, Nick Taylor, Cailie Derifield, Annette St. Martin, Angelo Vita, Michael Heselton and Victoria Hallin were listed for the Princeton Area Chamber's Sept. 16, 2026 city council forum, which was livestreamed. Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce
The candidates on the ballot are Jack Edmonds and Nick Taylor for mayor; Cailie Derifield, Annette St. Martin and Angelo Vita for two council seats; and Victoria Hallin and Michael Heselton for the special election council seat. Minnesota Secretary of State
On the record: Victoria Hallin
4 sourced01Growth and development3 sourced positions
Said she will support residential, commercial and industrial growth to ease the tax burden.
I will strive to support growth in residential, commercial and industrial expansion to help alleviate the tax burden to our current and future community members.”
Own statementPrinceton Union-Times · Oct 8, 2026Link
As a Planning Commission member, voted yes to approve the preliminary plat for Cook's Addition, five residential lots including two twin homes (passed 5-0, January 2026).
Commission votePrinceton Planning Commission minutes, January 20, 2026 · Jan 20, 2026Link
As Planning Commission chair, voted yes on a lot split selling 4.39 acres of Oak Knoll Cemetery land to the Mille Lacs County Agricultural Society (passed 5-0, May 2026).
Commission votePrinceton Planning Commission minutes, May 18, 2026 · May 18, 2026Link
02Priorities1 sourced position
Said city staff and department heads are the driving factor in keeping the city running and solving problems.
I truly believe our city staff and department heads are the driving factor in maintaining order, viability, problem solving and productivity which ultimately alleviates pain and pressure on our citizens.”
Own statementPrinceton Union-Times · Oct 8, 2026Link
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