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November 3, 2009 Election Results

Several TwinWest communities and school districts held local elections on November 3.  Here are the results.

Golden Valley: Paula Pentel and DeDe Scanlon were re-elected to the City Council.

Hopkins: Kristi Halverson and Cheryl Youakim were re-elected to the City Council.

Minnetonka: Dick Allendorf and Amber Greves were re-elected to the City Council.  Mayor Terry Schneider also retained his seat.

St. Louis Park: Sue Sanger was re-elected to the City Council.  Anne Mavity, Julia Ross, and Sue Santa were elected to open seats on the Council.

Anoka-Hennepin School District: Voters returned three incumbent candidates to the Anoka-Hennepin School Board: John Hoffman, Mike Sullivan, and Kathy Tingelstad. Voters also renewed a referendum levy to provide approximately $8 million in general operating funds each year for eight years.

Hopkins School District: Voters re-elected an incumbent, Betsy Scheurer, and two new members, Susan Wootten and Warren Goodroad, to the Hopkins Board of Education.

Minnetonka Public Schools: Voters re-elected incumbents Erin Adams and Pamela Langseth to the School Board, and also elected Peg Keenan.

Robbinsdale School District: Voters elected a new School Board member, Mark Bomchill, and re-elected three incumbents:  Patsy Green, Linda Johnson, and Tom Walsh.

St. Louis Park School District: Incumbents Bruce Richardson, Larry Shapiro, and Jim Yarosh were all re-elected to the St. Louis Park School Board.

Wayzata Public Schools: Voters elected a new School Board member, Susan Gaither, and re-elected Sue Droegemueller, John Moroz, and Carter Peterson.  Voters also passed an operating levy renewal of $18 million per year and a technology levy renewal of $3.1 million per year.