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SEE Legislators for Calendar Year 2021 and 2022 (by school district) Sen Constituents Sen Constituents School District Dist Senator in District School District Dist Representative in District Albany 12 Torrey Westrom R 5,537 Albany 12B Paul Anderson R 5,537 13 Jeff Howe R 3,333 13A Jeff Howe R 2,862 13B Tim O'Driscoll R 471 Albert Lea 27 Gene Dornic R 23,431 Albert Lea 27A Peggy Bennett R 23,431 Annandale 29 Bruce Anderson R 8,622 Annandale 29A Joe McDonald R 8,175 13 Jeff Howe R 1,193 13A Lisa Demuth R 1,193 15 Andrew Mathews R 594 15B Shane Mekeland R 594 18 Scott Newman R 20 29B Marion O'Neill R 447 18A Dean Urdahl R 20 Anoka-Hennepin 35 Jim Abeler R 75,581 Anoka-Hennepin 36A Zack Stephenson DFL 39,644 36 John Hoffman DFL 62,157 35B Peggy Scott R 38,536 37 Erin Koegel DFL 54,385 35A John Heinrich R 37,045 31 Michelle Benson R 16,966 37B Nolan West R 27,474 40 Chris Eaton DFL 11,888 37A Erin Koegel DFL 26,911 34 Warren Limmer R 3,763 36B Melissa Hortman DFL 22,513 41 Mary Kunesh-Podein DFL 1,504 31B Cal Bahr R 15,653 38 Roger Chamberlain R 168 40B Samantha Vang DFL 11,888 34A Kristin Robbins R 3,763 41A Connie Bernardy DFL 1,504 31A Kurt Daudt R 1,313 38A Donald Raleigh R 168 Austin 27 Gene Dornic R 28,150 Austin 27B Keith Franke R 27,434 27A Peggy Bennett R 716 Belle Plaine 20 Rich Draheim R 7,716 Belle Plaine 20A Brian Pfarr R 7,716 18 Scott Newman R 706 18B Glenn Gruenhagen R 706 47 Julianne Ortman R 534 47A Jim Nash R 534 55 Eric Pratt R 52 55B Tony Albright R 52 Last Updated: 11/12/2020 at 11:09 AM Page 1 www.schoolsforequity.org Sen Constituents Sen Constituents School District Dist Senator in District School District Dist Representative in District Big Lake 30 Mary Kiffmeyer R 12,791 Big Lake 30A Paul Novotny R 12,791 15 Andrew Mathews R 4,485 15B Shane Mekeland R 4,485 Braham 32 Mark Koran R 4,450 Braham 32A Brian Johnson R 4,450 11 Jason Rarick DFL 1,725 11B Nathan Nelson R 1,725 Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose 29 Bruce Anderson R 25,793 Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose29B Marion O'Neill R 17,450 30 Mary Kiffmeyer R 2,855 29A Joe McDonald R 8,343 33 David Osmek R 2,733 30B Eric Lucero R 2,855 34 Warren Limmer R 375 33A Jerry Hertaus R 2,733 34A Kristen Bahner R 375 Byron 25 David Senjem R 6,115 Byron 25A Duane Quam R 6,115 26 Carla Nelson R 1,116 26B Nels Pierson R 1,116 Cambridge-Isanti 32 Mark Koran R 22,233 Cambridge-Isanti 32A Brian Johnson R 22,233 31 Michelle Benson R 6,111 31A Kurt Daudt R 6,111 Cannon Falls 21 Mike Goggin R 6,535 Cannon Falls 21A Barb Haley R 6,535 58 Zack Duckworth R 1,317 58B Pat Garofalo R 1,317 Centennial 38 Roger Chamberlain R 29,793 Centennial 38A Donald Raleigh R 29,793 37 Jerry Newton DFL 2,189 37B Nolan West R 2,189 Chisago Lakes 32 Mark Koran R 17,968 Chisago Lakes 32B Anne Neu R 17,968 39 Karin Housley R 3,348 39A Bob Dettmer R 3,348 Dassel-Cokato 18 Scott Newman R 8,550 Dassel-Cokato 18A Dean Urdahl R 8,550 29 Bruce Anderson R 1,534 29A Joe McDonald R 1,534 Delano 29 Bruce Anderson R 7,989 Delano 29A Joe McDonald R 7,989 33 David Osmek R 2,948 33A Jerry Hertaus R 2,948 Last Updated: 11/12/2020 at 11:09 AM Page 2 www.schoolsforequity.org Sen Constituents Sen Constituents School District Dist Senator in District School District Dist Representative in District East Central 11 Jason Rarick DFL 7,058 East Central 11B Nathan Nelson R 6,858 10 Carrie Rudd R 26 11A Mike Sudin DFL 200 Faribault 24 John Jasinski R 29,019 Faribault 24B Brian Daniels R 29,019 20 Rich Draheim R 1,597 20B Todd Lippert DFL 1,597 58 Zack Duckworth R 6 58B Pat Garofalo R 6 21 Mike Goggin R 2 21B Steve Drazkowski R 2 Forest Lake 39 Karin Housley R 22,126 Forest Lake 39A Bob Dettmer R 22,126 31 Michelle Benson R 11,552 31B Cal Bahr R 11,552 32 Mark Koran R 6,918 32B Anne Neu R 6,918 38 Roger Chamberlain R 4,968 38A Donald Raleigh R 4,968 Fridley 41 Mary Kudesh-Podein DFL 15,505 Fridley 41A Connie Bernardy DFL 15,505 Hastings 54 Karla Bigham DFL 25,047 Hastings 54B Tony Jurgens R 24,827 58 Zack Duckworth R 6,562 58B Pat Garofalo R 6,562 21 Mike Goggin DFL 11 54A Keith Franke R 220 57 Greg Clausen DFL 7 21A Barb Haley R 11 57B Joh Huot DFL 7 Hinckley-Finlayson 11 Jason Rarick DFL 6,725 Hinckley-Finlayson 11B Nathan Nelson R 6,725 10 Carrie Rudd R 348 10B Dale Lueck R 348 15 Andrew Mathews R 10 15A Sondra Erickson R 10 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted29 Bruce Anderson R 6,035 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted29A Joe McDonald R 6,035 18 Scott Newman R 2,722 18B Glenn Gruenhagen R 2,722 Hutchinson 18 Scott Newman R 18,089 Hutchinson 18A Dean Urdahl R 12,733 17 Andrew Lang R 119 18B Glenn Gruenhagen R 5,356 17A Tim Miller R 119 Jordan 55 Eric Pratt R 8,464 Jordan 55B Tony Albright R 8,408 20 Rich Draheim R 519 20A Brian Pfarr R 519 55A Erik Mortensen R 56 Last Updated: 11/12/2020 at 11:09 AM Page 3 www.schoolsforequity.org Sen Constituents Sen Constituents School District Dist Senator in District School District Dist Representative in District Kasson-Mantorville 25 David Senjem R 9,915 Kasson-Mantorville 25A Duane Quam R 9,915 27 Gene Dornic R 67 27B Patty Mueller R 67 26 Carla Nelson R 65 26B Nels Pierson R 65 24 John Jasinski R 29 24B Brian Daniels R 29 21 Mike Goggin R 1 21B Steve Drazkowski R 1 Kimball 13 Jeff Howe R 3,598 Kimball 13A Lisa Demuth R 3,598 18 Scott Newman R 855 18A Dean Urdahl R 855 14 Jerry Relph R 63 14A Tama Theis R 63 Lake City 21 Mike Goggin R 8,831 Lake City 21A Barb Haley R 7,483 21B Steve Drazkowski R 1,348 Litchfield 18 Scott Newman R 11,597 Litchfield 18A Dean Urdahl R 11,597 Maple Lake 29 Bruce Anderson R 4,935 Maple Lake 29B Marion O'Neill R 3,493 29A Joe McDonald R 1,442 Melrose 12 Torrey Westrom R 8,641 Melrose 12B Paul Anderson R 8,641 9 Paul Gazelka R 176 09A John Poston R 149 09B Ron Kresha R 27 Medford Vicki Jenson DFL 3,137 Medford 24B Brian Daniels R 2,597 24A John Petersburg R 540 Milaca 15 Andrew Mathews R 11,550 Milaca 15A Sondra Erickson R 10,801 9 Paul Gazelka R 73 15B Shane Mekeland R 749 32 Mark Koran R 45 09B Ron Kresha R 73 32A Brian Johnson R 45 Monticello 29 Bruce Anderson R 17,844 Monticello 29B Marion O'Neill R 17,844 30 Mary Kiffmeyer R 1,820 30B Eric Lucero R 982 15 Andrew Mathews R 802 30A Paul Novotny R 838 15B Shane Mekeland R 802 Last Updated: 11/12/2020 at 11:09 AM Page 4 www.schoolsforequity.org Sen Constituents Sen Constituents School District Dist Senator in District School District Dist Representative in District Mora 11 Jason Rarick DFL 9,399 Mora 11B Nathan Nelson R 9,399 15 Andrew Mathews R 1,512 15A Sondra Erickson R 1,512 New London-Spicer 17 Andrew Lang R 9,166 New London-Spicer 17B Dave Baker R 9,166 New Prague 20 Rich Draheim R 18,328 New Prague 20A Donald Raleigh R 14,579 20B Todd Lippert DFL 3,749 North Branch 32 Mark Koran R 19,999 North Branch 32B Anne Neu R 14,265 32A Brian Johnson R 5,734 Northfield 20 Rich Draheim R 24,695 Northfield 20B Todd Lippert DFL 24,695 58 Zack Duckworth R 3,096 58B Pat Garofalo R 3,096 24 John Jasinski R 9 24B Brian Daniels R 9 Owatonna 24 John Jasinski R 29,299 Owatonna 24A John Petersburg R 27,523 23 Julie Rosen R 2 24B Brian Daniels R 1,776 23B Jeremy Munson R 2 Paynesville 13 Jeff Howe R 4,697 Paynesville 13A Lisa Demuth R 4,697 12 Torrey Westrom R 529 12B Paul Anderson R 529 18 Scott Newman R 481 18A Dean Urdahl R 481 17 Andrew Lang R 457 17B Dave Baker R 457 Pine Island 21 Mike Goggin R 3,129 Pine Island 21B Steve Drazkowski R 3,129 25 David Senjem R 2,942 25A Duane Quam R 2,942 . Princeton 15 Andrew Mathews R 18,018 Princeton 15A Sondra Erickson R 17,718 32 Mark Koran R 1,423 32A Brian Johnson R 1,423 31 Michelle Benson R 906 31A Kurt Daudt R 906 15B Shane Mekeland R 300 Prior Lake-Savage 55 Eric Pratt R 26,370 Prior Lake-Savage 55B Tony Albright R 26,370 56 Lindsey Port DFL 10,391 56A Jessica Hanson DFL 10,391 Last Updated: 11/12/2020 at 11:09 AM Page 5 www.schoolsforequity.org Sen Constituents Sen Constituents School District Dist Senator in District School District Dist Representative in District Rockford 29 Bruce Anderson R 5,063 Rockford 29A Joe McDonald R 5,063 33 David Osmek R 4,376 33A Jerry Hertaus R 4,376 34 Warren Limmer R 23 34A Kristen Bahner R 23 Rocori 13 Jeff Howe R 12,589 Rocori 13A Lisa Demuth R 12,589 12 Torrey Westrom R 74 12B Paul Anderson R 74 Roseau 1 LeRoy Stumpf DFL 6,728 Roseau 01A John Burkel R 6,728 Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan57 Greg Clausen DFL 74,473 Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan57B Joh Huot DFL 39,881 51 Jim Carlson DFL 44,930 51B Liz Reyer DFL 37,170 56 Lindsey Port DFL 12,672 57A Robert Bierman DFL 34,592 58 Zack Duckworth R 6,600 56B Alice Mann DFL 12,672 52 Matt Klein DFL 5,257 51A Sandra Masin DFL 7,760 58A Jon Koznick R 6,416 52B Ruth Richardson DFL 5,257 58B Pat Garofalo R 184 Royalton 9 Paul Gazelka R 3,238 Royalton 09B Ron Kresha R 3,238 15 Andrew Mathews R 544 15B Shane Mekeland R 544 Rush City 32 Mark Koran R 6,179 Rush City 32A Brian Johnson R 5,842 11 Jason Rarick DFL 433 11B Nathan Nelson R 433 32B Anne Neu R 337 Sartell-St.
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