Minneapolis Voting Amidst Ongoing Police Violence Concerns
Five years after the murder of George Floyd, Minneapolis' mayor and city council allies claim significant improvements in policing, yet critics continue to push for greater discipline and alternative policing methods.
Author's summary: Minneapolis votes amidst ongoing police violence concerns.
- The murder of George Floyd sparked massive protests, federal and state investigations, and proposals to reform the Minneapolis Police Department.
- A 2021 referendum to dismantle the police department failed.
- Police accountability has become less of a focus in electoral debates nationwide, including in Minneapolis.
After the murder of George Floyd, police violence became an issue that no Minneapolis politician could avoid.
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