Following the first competitive race for Mayor of Wayzata in 25 years, Andrew Mullin has been elected to the position, garnering 1,309 votes. Mullin’s victory was decisive, with runner-up Barry Petit receiving 681 votes and Jeff Buchanan finishing with 502 votes.
Mullin’s platform included listening to citizens before making decisions, ensuring fiscal responsibility, planning for long-term public safety, and addressing the challenges of increasing congestion and traffic. Reached after the results were made available, Mullin stated, “Thank you Wayzata residents for returning me to public office as your next Mayor. I look forward to getting to work.”
Read more about Mullin’s platform here:
In addition to the mayoral race, Wayzata residents also voted to fill two City Council seats. Alex Plechash was elected with 1,472 votes, while Kenneth Sorenson earned 1,506 votes. Both candidates, who ran unopposed and were incumbents, will continue their service on the City Council representing the interests of the Wayzata community.
On behalf of the Wayzata community, we extend our sincere thanks to all the candidates who participated in this year’s election. Each candidate dedicated time and energy to our democratic process, which remains a cornerstone of our local governance. Their commitment to public service reflects the values that make Wayzata a vibrant and engaged community.
