After two weeks away to attend my mother’s funeral, I am returning to Minneapolis and to our campaign more determined than ever to fight for a city that cares for all of us. Thank you for giving me the grace and space to step away to tend to my family and my grief. 1/

On Public Schools: “We need a city government that proactively seeks out opportunities to support our public school district.”.

On a Vibrant, Worker-Centered Economy: “Our economy works best when we put workers and locally-owned small businesses first.”.

On Transit & Accessibility: “Whether you walk, ride, or drive, you should be able to safely and reliably travel anywhere in our city.”.

On Good Governance: “We have the potential to solve the pressing issues our city faces, if we elect a mayor who believes in the hard work of good governance and who brings us together in a vision for an inclusive and equitable city.”.

On Climate: "We can build a healthy, resilient city for all of us and for generations who come after us.".

On Protecting Our Civil Rights: “We deserve a mayor who defends vulnerable communities from the Trump administration.”.

On Community Safety: “We deserve an approach to community safety that is grounded in our shared humanity.”.

On Housing & Homelessness: “Everyone in our city, regardless of their income or the neighborhood they live in, should be able to afford a place to live.”.

I hope that you see yourself reflected in these priorities – so much of what we’ve developed comes directly from you and the vision for our city that you all have shared with me over the course my campaign. We deserve better, and together, we can do better.

When returned to my campaign with a new vision for this race, I knew I needed to spend time reflecting on what we need to build the city we deserve. After working with my team to dream, I’m so excited to be able to re-share my policy priorities with you.

SEIU knows what it takes to build coalitions to protect worker power. I’m thrilled to be in coalition with progressive unions and candidates who know that workers deserve better leadership in the Mayor's office.

Thank you, @seiumn for your second-choice endorsement for Mayor! You had many options in this race and I feel honored to be one of only two candidates to earn any kind of endorsement.

You couldn't ask for a better day for Taste of Minnesota! It was great to spend a little time with so many people in Downtown – and I can't recommend the chicken skewers enough!

I am so grateful for their endorsements! You can see their full statements and check out all the people and organizations who have endorsed my campaign here:

And here's part of what @D4Commish had to say: . "We face a critical moment in our city in this election – we can choose a new path forward for our city. I know that Dr. Davis has the moral leadership and experience we need to build a Minneapolis we can be proud of."

Here's part of what @go4esther said about my campaign:. "I know he has the moral and political leadership we need to take action on some of our most important needs. Our city deserves better – we deserve a mayor like Dr. Davis."

I'm thrilled to share that my campaign has been endorsed by two elected officials who I deeply respect and admire: Rep. Esther Agbaje and Commissioner Angela Conley!.

Happy Pride y’all! Thanks for bringing the energy today – what a beautiful community we’re part of!

Greetings from the People's Pride at Powderhorn Park! It's always so powerful to be in spaces with my fellow LGBTQIA+ community members and our allies. I am wishing you all safety and love this weekend – Happy Pride!

I am so excited to be bringing friends and supporters out to march in the Pride Parade this Sunday starting at 10 am. We're still looking for volunteers – can I could on you to join us? . RSVP here to let us know you're coming and get the details!