The New Patriot writes “The Minneapolis Observer also saw a big win for Rybak, and additionally found that the park board reform movement came up short. The reformers have three seats on the board, with a swing vote from Tom Nordyke. The ossified park board incumbents all survived. Disappointing.”

David Polaschek over at Dave’s Picks writes “Is Minneapolis Park Board heading to a more harmonious future? Somehow I suspect not.” He also says “we deserve a better Park Board.”

The Moderate Republican writes “If you live in Minneapolis, voting in a new park board is reason enough to show up at the polls on November 8th.”