Butler, Lawrence-Anderson Re-Elected to Brooklyn Center Council
Brooklyn Center voters decided to send incumbents Marquita Butler and Kris Lawrence-Anderson back to the city council.
Incumbent Marquita Butler won her second term on the city council, receiving 5,111 votes. She told CCX News that if re-elected, she would work to provide a business-friendly community, which would help attract more businesses and amenities. She also advocated for a diversity in housing stock and promoting community engagement.
Marquita Butler
Incumbent Kris Lawrence-Anderson has served on the city council since 2013. She received 5,070 votes.
Kris Lawrence-Anderson
In a statement to CCX News, she said her “only agenda is what is best for Brooklyn Center.” In office for another term, she hoped to see a sensible and safe solution to Hwy 252 with the least resident impact, a variety of housing and retail in the city, and more development that would lessen the property tax burden on homeowners.
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