The final results of the Minneapolis mayoral race won’t be called until Wednesday at the earliest, but incumbent Jacob Frey is ahead of his challengers by at least 10% as Election Day draws to a close. Frey secured 41. 76% of first-choice votes, followed by progressive challenger Omar Fateh with 31. 72% of the vote. It’s still possible that Fateh, a state senator, could still be declared the winner once second- and third-choice votes are counted, but Frey is the comfortable favorite as counting of votes enters a second day. Speaking at his election night party, Frey said: “Everybody, this city showed.