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2011 Minnesota Senate Fridley Shoreview White Bear Lake Minneapolis and Saint Paul 2011 Minnesota Senate Fridley Shoreview White Bear Lake New Brighton Including January 10, 2012 Special Election Results ¤£10 Arden Hills 53 Roger C. Chamberlain R 46 Chris Eaton DFL 694 Anoka ¨¦§ Birchwood Village Brooklyn Center Gem Lake Mahtomedi Vadnais Heights St. Vincent Hilltop Willernie Crystal Humboldt Columbia Heights 50 Barb J. Goodwin DFL Warroad Lancaster Roseau New Hope Hallock Kittson Roosevelt Badger Roseau 694 Lake Bronson § Williams ¨¦ Greenbush Halma Baudette Kennedy ¤£59 Donaldson Lake of Karlstad Robbinsdale Little Canada 61 the Woods Ranier St. Anthony ¤£ Strathcona International Falls 45 Ann H. Rest DFL Strandquist 54 John Marty DFL Stephen Roseville Maplewood North St. Paul ¤£75 Middle River Argyle Marshall 01 Leroy Stumpf DFL Littlefork Holt Grygla Ramsey Medicine Lake 59 Kari Dziedzic DFL Oslo Viking Alvarado Warren 58 Linda I. Higgins DFL Lauderdale Falcon Heights Koochiching ¤£169 55 Charles W. Wiger DFL Goodridge Big Falls Golden Valley Thief River Falls Oakdale Pennington St. Hilaire Orr 71 East Grand Forks Beltrami ¤£ Plummer Kelliher Red Lake Falls Mizpah Winton 66 Mary Jo McGuire DFL 2 Red Lake Ely ¨¦§394 Minneapolis ¤£ Northome Oklee Fisher Brooks Cook 94 Effie §¨¦ Crookston Trail Tower St. Paul Gully Funkley Grand Marais Polk Gonvick St. Louis Park Bigfork Cook Mentor Blackduck Clearbrook 02 Rod Skoe DFL Erskine 06 Thomas Bakk DFL Leonard 44 Ron Latz DFL 35E 67 John M. Harrington DFL Climax McIntosh Tenstrike ¨¦§ Babbitt 94 Squaw Lake §¨¦ Landfall Fosston Clearwater Hennepin Nielsville Beltrami Turtle River St. Fertile Winger Hoyt Lakes Lengby 2 Bagley Shevlin 03 Tom Saxhaug DFL Louis ¤£ Solway Biwabik Aurora Mountain Iron Shelly Wilton Virginia McKinley Lake Itasca Kinney 61 Jeff Hayden DFL Bemidji Buhl Gilbert Bejou Chisholm Leonidas Eveleth 75 Washington ¤£Halstad Gary Nashwauk Iron Junction Cass Lake Keewatin Hibbing Norman 60 Scott Dibble DFL 65 Sandra L. Pappas DFL Mahnomen Bena Deer River Hendrum Zemple TaconiteMarble Twin Valley Coleraine Calumet Silver Bay Hopkins £2 Bovey ¤ Beaver Bay Federal Dam Perley Borup Cohasset La Prairie Waubun Laporte Grand Rapids Boy River 05 David J. Tomassoni DFL Georgetown Ogema Hubbard 64 Richard J. Cohen DFL West St. Paul Felton Ulen Cass Warba 62 Patricia Torres Ray DFL Walker Meadowlands Remer Lilydale 04 John J. Carlson R Two Harbors Hitterdal Callaway Akeley Edina Longville Becker Nevis Hill Dilworth Park Rapids Hackensack Moorhead Glyndon Clay Hawley Lake Park Floodwood Audubon 71 £ Brookston ¤ 2 35W Sabin Detroit Lakes £ § Backus ¨¦ Wolf Lake ¤ ¤£61 ¤£75 £53 ¤£52 ¤Duluth South St. Paul Fifty Lakes Frazee Menahga Emily 169 Mendota Chickamaw Beach ¤£ Proctor Manhattan Beach Pine River Cloquet Comstock Palisade Barnesville Scanlon Mendota Heights Vergas Crosslake Wright Cromwell Jenkins CarltonThomson Sebeka Nimrod Tamarack §¨¦35 Perham Richfield 39 James P. Metzen DFL Wolverton Wrenshall Breezy Point Pelican Rapids Wadena Pequot Lakes Aitkin McGregor 494 Newport Dent 10 Carlton ¨¦§ 59 ¤£ Sunfish Lake ¤£ New York Mills Richville Aitkin Rothsay Erhard TrommaldCuyuna 41 Geoff Michel R Lake ShoreNisswa Kent Barnum Bluffton Crow Kettle River Deerwood Wilkin Wadena Dakota Otter Ottertail Wing 09 Keith Langseth DFL Moose Lake ® Elizabeth 71 Tail Deer Creek ¤£ Verndale East Gull Lake Aldrich Staples Sturgeon Lake 10 Gretchen Hoffman R 10 Brainerd Denham Henning £ Motley Baxter 63 Ken Kelash DFL Hewitt ¤ Pillager Kerrick Foxhome Fergus Falls Breckenridge Underwood Battle Lake Willow River Garrison Clitherall Vining Bertha Bruno Rutledge Doran 59 McGrath ¤£ Dalton Finlayson 12 Paul Gazelka R Askov Parkers Prairie Eagle Bend Fort Ripley Campbell Urbank Clarissa Isle Pine St. Paul Park Ashby Harding Sandstone Wahkon Tenney Millerville ToBrdowderville Randall Nashua Wendell Mille Miltona Onamia Tintah Lastrup Lacs Elbow Lake Evansville 08 Tony Lourey DFL Hillman Hinckley Bloomington Brandon Carlos 75 Long Prairie LittlMe Faollsrrison Pierz ¤£ Garfield Genola Grant Flensburg Barrett Douglas Brook Park 11 Bill Ingebrigtsen R Swanville Sobieski Inver Grove Heights Norcross Kanabec Quamba Alexandria Nelson Buckman Osakis Burtrum Shaded areas represent Senate Districts Hoffman Mora Henriette Wheaton Herman Elmdale 16 David M. Brown R 35 Grey Eagle Royalton §¨¦Pine West Union Upsala Bowlus Ogilvie Kensington Forada Grasston Cities and Towns Traverse Farwell 94 Bock Dumont §¨¦ Sauk Centre Rice Milaca Rock Creek Lowry Villard Westport St. Rosa Holdingford Gilman Foreston Donnelly Braham St. Anthony St. Stephen Pease Melrose Benton Counties Glenwood Freeport Ronneby Rush Metro Area Browns Valley Long Beach Foley Cyrus Starbuck Meire GroveNew Munich Albany Morris Sartell Beardsley Barry Graceville Johnson Chokio ASlbetrtea vens Greenwald Avon Pope Sedan Sauk Rapids Harris Interstate Elrosa Princeton Stearns St. Joseph IsantCiambridge Hancock Spring Hill Waite ParkSt. Cloud North Branch CBlinitogn Brooten St. Martin Pleasant Lake 94 US Highway Rockville §¨¦ 17 Sean R. Nienow R Sherburne Chisago Stone Lake Henry 10 Isanti 169 13 Joe Gimse R Belgrade RichmondCold Spring £ Monticello ¤£ St. Augusta ¤ Clear Lake 8 Roscoe SherburneZimmerman Chisago ¤£ Regal 169 Clontarf Clearwater ¤£ Taylors Falls MN Highway St. Francis Bethel Center Paynesville Stacy Becker Lindstrom Shafer Sunburg 14 Michelle L. Fischbach R Chisago Ortonville Elk River Oak Grove East Bethel Benson Big Lake 12 Wyoming £ Eden Valley Watkins 75 ¤ Kimball ¤£Odessa DaSnvwers ift New London Water South Haven Monticello De Graff Correll Holloway Annandale Ramsey Anoka Ramsey Murdock Spicer Ham Lake 48 Mike Jungbauer R §¨¦35 Appleton Maple Lake Albertville Andover Otsego Kerkhoven Anoka Louisburg Kingston St. Michael Bellingham Buffalo Marine on St. Croix Wright ChamplinCoon Rapids Pennock Kandiyohi Grove Hanover Hugo Andover Ham Lake Milan Willmar Kandiyohi Atwater Meeker Washington Forest Lake Nassau Litchfield §¨¦35E Darwin 35W Dassel §¨¦ Cokato Rockford Grant 20 Gary Kubly DFL WaverlyMontrose Marietta Madison Howard Lake Stillwater Albertville 49 Michelle Benson R Watson Delano 169 694 Chippewa Raymond ¤£ Ra§¨¦msey Oak Park Heights ¤£75 Independence Bayport 12 Hennepin 35E Montevideo Clara £ §¨¦ Anoka Winsted ¤ 394 2D1a2wson Watertown ¤£ Prinsburg Blomkest Lake Lillian Cedar Mills §¨¦ Lakeland Shores Cosmos 94 Maynard 18 Scott Newman R Minnetrista §¨¦ Lakeland ¤£10 Lake St. Croix Beach Lac qui Silver Lake St. Bonifacius Hutchinson St. Marys Point Boyd Lester Prairie Mayer 169 Anoka Parle Victoria ¤£ 494 Waconia Chanhassen §¨¦ St. Michael Granite Falls McLeod 35E Clarkfield §¨¦ Chaska Yellow Sacred Heart Renville Danube 212 35W Rogers Olivia Carver ¤£ §¨¦ 52 Wright Hazel Run Bird Island Glencoe Norwood Young AmericaCologne Carver Shakopee ¤£ Dayton Burnsville 75 St. Leo Medicine 212Hector ¤£ £ Buffalo Lake Savage Apple Valley Rosemount 52 Ray Vandeveer R ¤ Brownton Blaine Stewart Hamburg 94 Hanley Falls Hastings §¨¦ Renville Coates Prior Lake Vermillion Porter Wood Lake New Auburn Green Isle Lakeville Dakota Coon Rapids ¤£71 Jordan Scott Echo Champlin Taunton Cottonwood Farmington Hugo Belview Belle Plaine 61 Lino Lakes Delhi Hampton ¤£Miesville Hanover Centerville Minneota Arlington Red Wing Sibley New Market Redwood Falls Morton Gaylord Elko Hendricks Winthrop New Prague 36 Dave Thompson R Ghent Franklin Fairfax Gibbon 51 Pam Wolf R Vesta Henderson Randolph 61 Ivanhoe Seaforth £ Cannon Falls ¤ Heidelberg January 2012 Marshall 23 Kathy Sheran DFL Le Sueur Lonsdale 19 Amy T. Koch R Circle Pines Lafayette Northfield Lexington Lincoln Milroy Montgomery Lake www.gis.leg.mn LyLndyon Lucan Morgan Dundas Arco Wabasso Redwood 35 Dennison 47 Benjamin A. Kruse R ¤£61 Clements 25 Al DeKruif R §¨¦ Goodhue Le Sueur Goodhue 32 Warren Limmer R Evan Bellechester Wabasha Russell 21 Gary Dahms R 35W Nerstrand Wanda St. Peter Rice Osseo § Cleveland ¨¦ Tyler New Ulm Nicollet 169 Lake Benton Sleepy Eye ¤£ Kilkenny Kellogg Cobden Faribault Wanamingo 28 John Sterling Howe R Kasota Zumbrota Zumbro Falls Corcoran Florence Courtland Nicollet Kenyon Mazeppa Wabasha Maple Grove 53 Roger C. Chamberlain R Balaton 14 Tracy 14 Mounds View Walnut Grove Lamberton Springfield ¤£ Garvin £ ¤ Revere Millville Brown Greenfield Sanborn Brooklyn Park North Oaks Ruthton Waterville Morristown Hammond Dellwood Madison Lake Elysian Pine Island Minneiska North Mankato Rockford Mankato Medford Plainview Hanska Eagle Lake Oronoco Skyline West Concord Holland Fridley Comfrey Janesville Elgin 10 Shoreview Grant Lake Crystal 52 ¤£ Currie 35 ¤£ Rollingstone §¨¦ Minnesota Dovray La Salle St. Clair Waseca 14 Owatonna 29 Dave Senjem R Elba Pipestone Jeffers ¤£ Goodview Pipestone Darfur Altura Storden Madelia Mantorville Winona Arden Hills Woodstock Murray Westbrook Claremont 63 Lake Wilson Hadley 71 Blue Kasson Byron Stockton Slayton Cottonw¤£ood Dodge Center Ro¤£chester New Brighton 694 Good Thunder Pemberton Waseca Steele Dodge Winona 61 Brooklyn Center ¨¦§ Hatfield Earth Olmsted ¤£ 14Eyota Birchwood Village Avoca WaSt.t Joamneswan £ Utica Gem Lake Mahtomedi ¤ DoverSt. Charles Chandler Butterfield Vernon Center Vadnais Heights Ihlen Mountain Lake 218 Loretto 169 White Bear Lake Stillwater Iona ¤£ ¤£ Hilltop Willernie Trosky 22 Doug Magnus R Lewisville Mapleton Waldorf Edgerton Bingham Lake Dakota Columbia Heights Jasper 26 Mike Parry R Fulda Windom Amboy New Richland Hayfield Odin Delano Dundee Ellendale Blooming Prairie New Hope Washington Ormsby Stewartville 30 Carla Nelson R Kinbrae Wilder Minnesota Lake Chatfield La Crescent
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