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Abdihakim
Ibrahim
for Hennepin County Commissioner, District 3
Democrat running to end status quo failures and fight for greater affordability, healthcare, and safety.
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A father, engineer, and public servant who has built his life in St. Louis Park.
After immigrating to the U.S. over a decade ago, Abdihakim dedicated himself to serving the community that embraced him and creating opportunities for all families to thrive.
As the first Somali American elected to the St. Louis Park School Board and a former Vice Chair, Abdihakim oversaw multi-million dollar budgets, led the search for a new superintendent, and has become a trusted voice for families, residents, and students.
What he's fighting for
Nine priorities, each with concrete first steps. No euphemisms, no excuses. Tap any line for the full plan.
Read the full visionOfficial priorities · District 3
Affordable Housing Families should not be priced out of their own neighborhoods. Economic Opportunity Back small businesses, fund youth employment, end policies that hold entrepreneurs back. Health & Human Services It should never be hard to access services your dollars fund. Public Safety Progress looks like protected communities. Community Engagement A commissioner is a fellow citizen and should behave like one. Environmental Responsibility A clean environment must be achieved through realistic policies. Transportation Modern, safe transit — and accurate timelines. Regulate Data Centers Big Tech cannot make development decisions for us. Demanding Government Accountability Protect every taxpayer dollar, with real teeth.Where is District 3?
District 3 includes St. Louis Park and parts of Southwest and Downtown Minneapolis.
St. Louis Park — all of it
Southwest Minneapolis neighborhoods
Parts of Downtown Minneapolis
Abdihakim is running against a commissioner who voted to enrich herself with a proposed 49% salary increase, failed to prevent the HCMC funding crisis, and declared that she was ‘not willing’ to fund the Sheriff to provide public safety.