Rochester, MNVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Rochester City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Nick Miller

Council Member, Ward 2, elected 2024; not on the 2026 ballotMinnesota Secretary of State · Nov 5, 2024

7 sourced positions

Nick Miller (Council Member, Ward 2, elected 2024) is not on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot and will stay on the Rochester City Council after the election.

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Former senior financial analyst for University of Iowa Healthcare; holds a master of accounting from Tulane University.

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Where Nick Miller stands: positions on the record

Budget and taxes2 sourced positions
Sports and recreation complex2 sourced positions

  • Voted no on the $28 million construction contract for the Rochester Sports and Recreation Complex (passed 5-2, Dec 2025).

    Council voteCity of Rochester · Dec 8, 2025

  • Said moving ahead with design of a sports dome without more community discussion would get ahead of the community.

    “I feel we are moving ahead of the community, and I’m not comfortable with that”

    Own statementPost Bulletin · Jun 1, 2026

Historic preservation1 sourced position

  • Voted no on overturning the denial of a certificate of appropriateness for an addition at 309-317 Broadway Avenue (passed 4-3, Aug 2026).

    Council voteCity of Rochester · Aug 17, 2026

Immigration enforcement1 sourced position

  • Seconded and voted for directing the city attorney to coordinate amicus briefs on local impacts of immigration enforcement (passed 4-3, Feb 2026).

    Council voteCity of Rochester · Feb 2, 2026

Street design1 sourced position

  • Voted yes on a two-way cycle track design for Elton Hills Dr NW (failed 3-4), then yes on three lanes with parking on both sides (passed 6-1), July 2026.

    Council voteCity of Rochester · Jul 20, 2026

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