Emily Larson

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Emily Larson
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Larson in 2019
39th Mayor of Duluth
In office
January 4, 2016 January 2, 2024
2015 Duluth Mayoral Election [18]
CandidatesPrimary
(Sep 15)
General election
(Nov 3)
Votes%Votes%
Emily Larson5,45667.3215,35271.94
Chuck Horton1,50518.575,86227.47
Howie Hanson7329.03
James Mattson1172.18
John Socha1111.37
John Howard Evans510.63
Thomas Cooper450.56
Robert D. Schieve270.33
Write-in1250.59
Total8,04410021,339100
2019 Duluth Mayoral Election [14]
CandidatesPrimary
(Aug 13)
General election
(Nov 5)
Votes%Votes%
Emily Larson5,22566.8713,34063.65
David Nolle99212.707,50935.83
John Socha4505.76
Daniel Weatherly2853.65
Donald Raihala2202.82
Caleb Anderson2062.64
Jesse Peterson1932.47
Corey Ford1602.05
Doris Queen Lavender831.06
Write-in1100.52
Total7,81410020,959100

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