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Plymouth City Mayor

The mayor is usually the head of the city and may represent the city in front of other government bodies. They also can preside at council meetings and appoint city workers. A mayor usually has a role in proposing a city budget which influences services provided to residents and can veto ordinances proposed by the city council.Learn more here: https://www.lwv.org/blog/voting-local-matters-why-you-should-vote-mayorIf your candidate didn’t fill in the guide below, visit the Secretary of State’s Candidate Filing site to find contact info (https://candidates.sos.mn.gov/). If you reach out, ask candidates to complete their Vote411 Voters Guide from the LWVMN!Watch a candidate forum for this race recorded on September 17, 2026.

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    Clark Gregor
    (NP)

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    Jeff Wosje
    (NP)

Biographical Information

Why are you the best candidate for this position? (750 characters)

If elected, what will your top three priorities be and why? (500 characters)

If elected, what strategies will you use to ensure transparency, accountability and ethical conduct in city government under your leadership? (500 characters)

How will you engage with residents to solicit feedback, involve them in decision-making processes, and ensure their voices are heard? (500 characters)

How will you approach public safety and community policing to ensure the well-being of all residents? (500 characters)

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I've served Plymouth for nearly a decade: on our Environmental Quality Committee, Planning Commission, City Council, and this year as deputy mayor. I bring energy, forward-looking leadership, and a proven record: I championed affordable housing policy, protected our lakes and green spaces, and created listening sessions to bring residents' voices into city decisions. I don't wait for problems to arrive, I bring issues to the council proactively, on housing, emergency preparedness, and the environment. I have the support of a majority of my council colleagues. Plymouth is entering a new era of redevelopment, and I'm ready to lead it with the experience, ideas, and openness this moment requires.
1. Thoughtful redevelopment: guiding our shift from development to redevelopment through an inclusive Comprehensive Plan process, while implementing our Climate Action Plan to protect our lakes and lower costs.

2. Housing: expanding options for seniors and young families so Plymouth stays accessible as it grows.

3. Open, responsive government: continuing listening sessions and proactive planning so residents are heard before decisions are made, not after.
I created Plymouth's listening sessions and championed stronger connections with our boards and commissions, by inviting chairs to present regularly to the council. Plymouth has earned top honors for financial transparency every year I've served. As mayor, I will continue holding listening sessions in every ward, expand joint meetings across our boards and commissions, and stay personally engaged with our independent audit process to maintain that same standard of accountability.
I created Plymouth's listening sessions and will continue them in every ward as mayor. I bring issues I hear from residents and local businesses to the council table, and I follow through until they become real solutions, not just conversations—like the tobacco ordinance I helped pass. I'll also work to empower the passionate volunteers on our boards and commissions, giving them more opportunity to bring ideas forward and shape real change, not just review decisions after the fact.
I'm committed to steadfast support for our police, firefighters, and first responders. I've championed road safety redesigns that reduced accidents. As mayor, I'll prioritize reactivating Fire Station 1, a currently unused facility, to improve emergency response times across our growing city. I will also make sure any use of tools like license plate cameras is balanced with residents' right to privacy, so trust in our police stays strong.
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