According to unofficial results from the Minnesota Secretary of State, Gretchen Enger and Nahid Khan were the top vote-getters in the race for two Brooklyn Center City Council at-large seats.
Enger received the most support with 4,176 votes, or 27.88%. Khan was a close second with 3,792 votes, or 25.32%.
Enger and Kahn beat Council Member Dan Jerzak, the sole incumbent running for reelection in the council race, as well as Mark Viste.
Viste came in third with 3,462 votes, or 23.12%. Jerzak came in fourth, with 3,434 votes, or 22.93%.
Once the results are certified, the two winners will serve four-year terms beginning in January 2027.