Here are election results for key races in Woodbury and Washington County in the 2024 General Election.
Woodbury City Council
Elect 2 | 16 of 16 precincts reporting
| Murid Amini | 5,209 |
| Timothy Brewington | 6,858 |
| Michael Burke | 6,204 |
| Dave Hoelzel | 7,057 |
| Temmy Olasimbo | 6,009 |
| Donna Stafford | 9.601 |
| Benjamin Sherrard | 3,347 |
| Kim Wilson | 14,592 |
Donna Stafford, a long time Woodbury community volunteer, won a seat on the city council, and Kim Wilson was re-elected to another four-year term. Council member Andrea Date did not run for reelection.
In a phone call, Stafford said that she is excited and honored to serve the residents of Woodbury. “My husband, Bruce, had always wanted me to run for city council. Many decades later, this time it seemed the right time to run,” Stafford said. “Over the next several months I’ll be listening and learning so I can serve the residents.”
Wilson said she was grateful to live in a community with so many residents dedicated to serving the city they love. “I’m honored to be part of shaping the future of Woodbury, from major infrastructure projects like the permanent water treatment facility to smaller initiatives like producing minutes for our workshops to enhance transparency,” she said.
Public Safety Campus Project Ballot Question
16 of 16 precincts reporting
| Yes | 24,106 |
| No | 20,226 |
In a statement, Mayor Anne Burt thanked Woodbury residents who voted on the local option sales tax referendum. The result means the Public Safety Campus Project will be funded mostly by an increase in the sales tax not property taxes. “We appreciate the community’s continued support of our public safety personnel, services, and the expansion of our Public Safety Campus. With the passage of the referendum, we know we now have a major funding source expected to be in place in the second quarter of 2025,” Burt stated. “We are excited to finish the design of the Public Safety Campus and begin construction in 2026, which will expand our ability to serve the community. Our goal is to open the new campus in the second quarter of 2028. Thank you, again, for your ongoing support of our first responders.”
Independent School District 622
Elect 4 | 32 of 32 precincts reporting
| Miriam Janechek | 10,993 |
| Nancy Livingston | 15,218 |
| Justin Middaugh | 11,398 |
| Charlotte (Char) Nitardy | 12,069 |
| Katie Swor | 14,069 |
| Kita Yang | 17,726 |
Independent School District 834
Elect 3 | 31 of 31 precincts reporting
| Sarah Grcevich | 21,031 |
| Katie Hockert | 22,841 |
| Robert Parker | 21,599 |
State Representative District 47A
11 of 11 precincts reporting
| Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger | Democratic-Farmer-Labor | 14,106 |
| Teresa Whitson | Republican | 9,143 |
State Representative District 47B
8 of 8 precincts reporting
| Ethan Cha | Democratic-Farmer-Labor | 14,202 |
| Dwight Dorau | Republican | 11,867 |
Other Election Results
Other election results in Minnesota can be found here.
