2009 Saint Paul mayoral election

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2009 Saint Paul mayoral election
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  2005 November 3, 2009 (2009-11-03) 2013  
 
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Candidate Chris Coleman Eva Ng
Party Democratic (DFL) Independent
Popular vote23,38010,496
Percentage68.67%30.84%

Mayor before election

Chris Coleman
Democratic (DFL)

Elected Mayor

Chris Coleman
Democratic (DFL)

The 2009 Saint Paul mayoral election in the U.S. state of Minnesota held a scheduled primary election on 15 September and a general election on 3 November.

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Primary Results

The top two getters advanced to the November 3rd general election.

Saint Paul Mayoral Primary results [1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Nonpartisan candidate Chris Coleman (Incumbent) 7,791 67.80
Nonpartisan candidate Eva Ng 2,967 25.81
Nonpartisan candidate Sharon Anderson4453.88
Nonpartisan candidate Bill Dahn2892.51
Total votes11,492 100.00

General Election Results

Saint Paul Mayoral General Election Results [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Nonpartisan candidate Chris Coleman (Incumbent) 23,380 68.67
Nonpartisan candidate Eva Ng10,49630.84
Nonpartisan candidate Write-Ins166.49
Total votes34,042 100.00

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