Robin Wonsley

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Robin Wonsley
Robin Wonsley at U of M Dems Mayoral Forum at Coffman Memorial Union, Minneapolis.jpg
Wonsley in 2025
Member of the Minneapolis City Council from the 2nd Ward
Incumbent
Assumed office
January 3, 2022
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Council President: Elliott Payne
   

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