St. Paul mayoral candidate Kaohly Her, in her own words

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Kaohly Her, who has represented parts of St. Paul since 2019, is challenging incumbent Mayor Melvin Carter in the upcoming election. Her's decision to run was influenced by the assassination of Melissa Hortman in June. She emphasizes the need to address various pressing issues, noting that property taxes concern seniors while ICE actions affect immigrant families. To generate revenue without taxing residents, Her proposes the establishment of a St.

Paul urban wealth fund. She argues that a thriving city is one where residents feel included and can lead fulfilling lives, pointing to the importance of community involvement. Her advocates for a mixed-use approach to downtown development, which would support housing, commerce, and the arts. She believes that revitalizing the city requires collaboration among all stakeholders. Her’s vision for St.

Paul includes innovative solutions to meet the diverse needs of its community.

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