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2017 Minnesota Senate Anoka ¤£10 Election Results from 11/08/2016 Osseo Spring Lake Park Minneapolis and Saint Paul Lexington 2017 Minnesota Senate Anoka ¤£10 Election Results from 11/08/2016 Osseo Spring Lake Park Brooklyn Park 42 Jason Isaacson DFL St. Vincent Mounds View Humboldt North Oaks Warroad Dellwood Lancaster Roseau Hallock Kittson Roosevelt Badger Roseau Lake Bronson Williams 40 Chris Eaton DFL Fridley Shoreview Greenbush White Bear Lake Halma Baudette New Brighton Kennedy ¤£59 41 Carolyn Laine DFL ¤£10 Donaldson Karlstad Lake of Arden Hills the Woods Ranier Strathcona International Falls ¨¦§694 Strandquist Stephen ¤£75 Birchwood Village Middle River Brooklyn Center Gem Lake Mahtomedi Vadnais Heights Hilltop Willernie Argyle Marshall Littlefork Crystal 02 Paul J. Utke R Columbia Heights 01 Mark Johnson R Holt Grygla 35W 45 Ann H. Rest DFL ¦¨§ ¤£61 New Hope Oslo Alvarado Viking Warren Koochiching Pine Springs Goodridge Big Falls Thief River Falls 43 Charles Wiger DFL Pennington ¨¦§694 Robbinsdale Little Canada St. Hilaire Orr St. Anthony ¤£53 ¤£71 East Grand Forks 169 Ramsey Roseville Beltrami £ Maplewood ¤ North St. Paul Plummer Kelliher 59 Bobby Joe Champion DFL Red Lake Falls Mizpah Winton ¤£2 Red Lake Ely Oklee Northome 60 Kari Dziedzic DFL Fisher Brooks Cook Effie Crookston Trail Tower Medicine Lake Gully Funkley Grand Marais Polk Gonvick 03 Thomas M. Bakk DFL Bigfork Cook Mentor Blackduck Lauderdale Falcon Heights Clearbrook 66 John Marty DFL Erskine Golden Valley Climax McIntosh Leonard Tenstrike Oakdale Babbitt Squaw Lake Fosston Clearwater Turtle River Nielsville Beltrami St. Fertile Winger 35E Hoyt Lakes ¦¨§ Washington ¤£2 Bagley Shevlin Louis Lengby Solway Biwabik Mountain Iron Aurora Shelly Wilton Virginia McKinley Lake Itasca Kinney Bemidji Buhl Gilbert Bejou Chisholm Leonidas Eveleth Hennepin ¨¦§394 Minneapolis 75 94 67 Foung Hawj DFL H¤£alstad Gary Nashwauk Iron Junction ¨¦§ Keewatin Hibbing St. Paul Norman Cass Lake Mahnomen Bena Deer River St. Louis Park Hendrum Zemple TaconiteMarble Twin Valley Coleraine Calumet Silver Bay 04 Kent Eken DFL ¤£2 Bovey Beaver Bay Federal Dam 94 Perley Borup Cohasset La Prairie 46 Ron Latz DFL ¨¦§ Landfall Waubun Laporte Grand Rapids 65 Sandy Pappas DFL 05 Justin D. Eichorn R Boy River 62 Jeff Hayden DFL Georgetown Ogema Hubbard Felton Ulen Cass Warba 06 David J. Tomassoni DFL Walker Meadowlands Remer Two Harbors Hitterdal Callaway Akeley Longville 64 Dick Cohen DFL Nevis Becker Hill Hopkins Dilworth 61 Scott Dibble DFL Park Rapids Hackensack Moorhead Glyndon Clay Hawley Lake Park Floodwood Audubon ¤£71 Brookston ¤£2 Sabin Detroit Lakes Wolf Lake Backus West St. Paul ¤£75 ¤£53 Duluth Menahga Fifty Lakes Emily 169 Frazee Chickamaw Beach ¤£ Lilydale Manhattan Beach Proctor Pine River Comstock Cloquet Woodbury Palisade Edina Barnesville Scanlon 63 Patricia Torres Ray DFL Vergas Crosslake Wright Cromwell Jenkins CarltonThomson Sebeka Nimrod 10 Carrie Ruud R Tamarack 35 Perham ¨¦§ Wolverton Wrenshall Pelican Rapids Pequot LakesBreezy Point McGregor 10 Aitkin Dent ¤£ Wadena Carlton ¤£52 ¤£59 ¤£61 New York Mills Richville Aitkin Rothsay Erhard TrommaldCuyuna South St. Paul Lake ShoreNisswa Barnum Kent Mendota 08 Bill Ingebrigtsen R Bluffton Crow Kettle River Deerwood Wadena Wilkin Ottertail Wing Otter Moose Lake Mendota Heights Elizabeth £71 Tail Deer Creek ¤ Verndale East Gull Lake Richfield Aldrich Staples Sturgeon Lake 494 ¤£10 Brainerd Denham ¨¦§ Newport Henning Baxter Hewitt Motley Pillager Kerrick Sunfish Lake Foxhome Fergus Falls Breckenridge Underwood Battle Lake Willow River 212 49 Melisa Franzen DFL Clitherall 09 Paul Gazelka R Garrison ¤£ Dakota Vining Bertha Bruno Rutledge McGrath Doran ¤£59 Dalton Finlayson Askov Parkers Prairie Eagle Bend Fort Ripley Urbank Pine Campbell Clarissa Isle Shaded areas represent Senate Districts Ashby Harding Sandstone Wahkon Tenney Millerville ToBrdowderville Randall Nashua Wendell Mille Miltona Onamia Tintah 11 Tony Lourey DFL Lastrup Lacs Cities Elbow Lake Evansville Hillman Hinckley 52 Matt Klein DFL Brandon Carlos ¤£75 Long Prairie LittlMe Faollsrrison Pierz St. Paul Park Grant Garfield Flensburg Genola Barrett Douglas Brook Park Counties 50 Melissa H. 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