Martha's Endorsements
Organizations
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Elected Officials
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Joan Growe
Former Secretary of State of Minnesota
Sharon Sayles Belton
Former Minneapolis Mayor
Lisa Jacobson
Mayor of Brooklyn Park
Jake Spano
Mayor of St. Louis Park
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Barb Johnson
Former Minneapolis City Council President
Mark Steffenson
Mayor of Maple Grove
Wes Skoglund
Former State Senator
Brian Melendez
Former Chair of the Minnesota DFL
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Rudy Boschwitz
Former U.S. Senator
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Ron Case
Mayor of Eden Prairie
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Latrisha Vetaw
Minneapolis City Council
Brad Wiersum
Mayor of Minnetonka
Bob Fletcher
Ramsey County Sheriff
Todd Carlson
Mayor of Excelsior
Don Samuels
Former US House candidate and Chair of the Public Safety Committee on the Minneapolis City Council
Lisa Goodman
Minneapolis City Council
Jeff Hayden
Former State Senator
Ember Reichgott Junge
Former State Senator
Ray Salazer
Mayor of Mound
Tim Leslie
Dakota County Sheriff
Jacob Frey
Mayor of Minneapolis
Jeff Lunde
Hennepin County Commissioner
Mike Opat
Hennepin County Commissioner
Jeff Wosje
Mayor of Plymouth
James Hovland
Mayor of Edina
Michael Rainville
Minneapolis City Council
Community Leaders
Bishop Richard Howell Jr.
Bishop of Shiloh Temple
Larry McKenzie
Minneapolis North High Basketball Coach, 6x State Champion
Tim Dolan
Fmr. Minneapolis Chief of Police
Kathleen O'Brien
Fmr. Minneapolis City Coordinator
“Martha has the knowledge and experience to be our county attorney. I knew Martha as a prosecutor for the county’s office, as a board member at DeLaSalle High School, as a Hennepin County Judge, and as a caring and involved resident of Minneapolis’ Northside. In 1999, in response to rising, violent juvenile crime, Hennepin County Attorney Amy Klobuchar assigned Martha to be the Northside’s Community Prosecutor. Martha was part of a national, award-winning collaborative effort bringing the courts, schools, and community organizations together that resulted in the Northside and Minneapolis reaching record lows in violent crime.”