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Minnesota House of Representatives Bonding Bill Roll Call Vote Total 75 Yea and 57 Nay Minnesota House of Representatives bonding bill roll call vote Total 75 yea and 57 nay. Does not meet required 81 yea votes to pass. July 20, 2020 44B DFL Rep. Patty Acomb Minnetonka Y 55B R Rep. Tony Albright Prior Lake N 12B R Rep. Paul Anderson Starbuck N 12A R Rep. Jeff Backer Browns Valley N 34B DFL Rep. Kristin Bahner Maple Grove Y 31B R Rep. Cal Bahr East Bethel N 17B R Rep. Dave Baker Willmar N 42B DFL Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn Roseville Y 27A R Rep. Peggy Bennett Albert Lea N 41A DFL Rep. Connie Bernardy New Brighton Y 57A DFL Rep. Robert Bierman Apple Valley Y 47B R Rep. Greg Boe Chaska N 19A DFL Rep. Jeff Brand St. Peter Y 56A DFL Rep. Hunter Cantrell Savage Y 50B DFL Rep. Andrew Carlson Bloomington Y 45A DFL Rep. Lyndon Carlson, Sr. Crystal Y Rep. Michelle (Shelly) 39B DFL Christensen Stillwater Y 54A DFL Rep. Anne Claflin South St. Paul Y 19B DFL Rep. Jack Considine Jr. Mankato Y 24B R Rep. Brian Daniels Faribault N 31A R Rep. Kurt Daudt Crown N 28B R Rep. Greg Davids Preston N 63A DFL Rep. Jim Davnie Minneapolis Y 59B DFL Rep. Raymond Dehn Minneapolis Y 13A R Rep. Lisa Demuth Cold Spring N 39A R Rep. Bob Dettmer Forest Lake N 21B R Rep. Steve Drazkowski Mazeppa N 03A DFL Rep. Rob Ecklund International Falls Y 49A DFL Rep. Heather Edelson Edina Y 49B DFL Rep. Steve Elkins Bloomington Y 15A R Rep. Sondra Erickson Princeton NV 01A R Rep. Dan Fabian Roseau N 43A DFL Rep. Peter Fischer Maplewood Y 08B R Rep. Mary Franson Alexandria N 45B DFL Rep. Mike Freiberg Golden Valley Y 58B R Rep. Pat Garofalo Farmington N 62B DFL Rep. Aisha Gomez Minneapolis Y 02B R Rep. Steve Green Fosston N 02A R Rep. Matt Grossell Clearbrook N 18B R Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen Glencoe N 23A R Rep. Bob Gunther Fairmont N 21A R Rep. Barb Haley Red Wing N 51B DFL Rep. Laurie Halverson Eagan Y 22B R Rep. Rod Hamilton Mountain Lake N 52A DFL Rep. Rick Hansen South St. Paul Y 62A DFL Rep. Hodan Hassan Minneapolis Y 66A DFL Rep. Alice Hausman St. Paul Y 35A R Rep. John Heinrich Anoka N 10A R Rep. Josh Heintzeman Nisswa N 64A DFL Rep. Kaohly Her St. Paul Y 33A R Rep. Jerry Hertaus Greenfield N 61A DFL Rep. Frank Hornstein Minneapolis Y 36B DFL Rep. Melissa Hortman Brooklyn Park Y 50A DFL Rep. Michael Howard Richfield Y 57B DFL Rep. John Huot Rosemount Y 32A R Rep. Brian Johnson Cambridge N 54B R Rep. Tony Jurgens Cottage Grove N 01B R Rep. Debra Kiel Crookston N 44A DFL Rep. Ginny Klevorn Plymouth Y 37A DFL Rep. Erin Koegel Spring Lake Park Y 48B DFL Rep. Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn Eden Prairie Y 58A R Rep. Jon Koznick Lakeville N 09B R Rep. Ron Kresha Little Falls N 41B DFL Rep. Mary Kunesh-Podein New Brighton Y 05B R Rep. Sandy Layman Cohasset N 59A DFL Rep. Fue Lee Minneapolis Y 66B DFL Rep. John Lesch St. Paul Y 26A DFL Rep. Tina Liebling Rochester Y 04A DFL Rep. Ben Lien Moorhead Y 43B DFL Rep. Leon Lillie North St. Paul Y 20B DFL Rep. Todd Lippert Northfield Y 06B DFL Rep. Dave Lislegard Aurora Y 60A DFL Rep. Sydney Jordan Minneapolis Y 61B DFL Rep. Jamie Long Minneapolis Y 30B R Rep. Eric Lucero Dayton N 10B R Rep. Dale Lueck Aitkin N 67A DFL Rep. Tim Mahoney St. Paul Y 56B DFL Rep. Alice Mann Lakeville Y 65B DFL Rep. Carlos Mariani St. Paul Y 04B DFL Rep. Paul Marquart Dilworth Y 51A DFL Rep. Sandra Masin Eagan Y 29A R Rep. Joe McDonald Delano N 15B R Rep. Shane Mekeland Clear Lake N 17A R Rep. Tim Miller Prinsburg N 42A DFL Rep. Kelly Moller Shoreview Y 65A DFL Rep. Rena Moran St. Paul Y 33B DFL Rep. Kelly Morrison Deephaven Y 23B R Rep. Jeremy Munson Lake Crystal N 03B DFL Rep. Mary Murphy Hermantown Y 47A R Rep. Jim Nash Waconia N 40A DFL Rep. Michael Nelson Brooklyn Park Y 32B R Rep. Anne Neu North Branch N 60B DFL Rep. Mohamud Noor Minneapolis Y 08A R Rep. Bud Nornes Fergus Falls N 13B R Rep. Tim O'Driscoll Sartell N 07B DFL Rep. Liz Olson Duluth Y 29B R Rep. Marion O'Neill Maple Lake NV 28A DFL Rep. Gene Pelowski, Jr. Winona Y 05A DFL Rep. John Persell Bemidji Y 24A R Rep. John Petersburg Waseca N 26B R Rep. Nels Pierson Stewartville N 64B DFL Rep. Dave Pinto St. Paul Y 27B DFL Rep. Jeanne Poppe Austin Y 09A R Rep. John Poston Lake Shore N 48A DFL Rep. Laurie Pryor Minnetonka Y 25A R Rep. Duane Quam Byron N 11B R Rep. Nathan Nelson Hinckley N 52B DFL Rep. Ruth Richardson Mendota Heights Y 34A R Rep. Kristin Robbins Maple Grove N 38A R Rep. Linda Runbeck Circle Pines N 53B DFL Rep. Steve Sandell Woodbury Y 06A DFL Rep. Julie Sandstede Hibbing Y 25B DFL Rep. Duane Sauke Rochester Y 22A R Rep. Joe Schomacker Luverne N 07A DFL Rep. Jennifer Schultz Y 35B R Rep. Peggy Scott Andover N 36A DFL Rep. Zack Stephenson Coon Rapids Y 11A DFL Rep. Mike Sundin Esko Y 16A R Rep. Chris Swedzinski Ghent N 55A DFL Rep. Brad Tabke Shakopee Y 14A R Rep. Tama Theis St. Cloud N 16B R Rep. Paul Torkelson Hanska N 18A R Rep. Dean Urdahl Grove City N 40B DFL Rep. Samantha Vang Brooklyn Center Y 20A R Rep. Bob Vogel Elko New Market N 63B DFL Rep. Jean Wagenius Minneapolis Y 38B DFL Rep. Ami Wazlawik White Bear Township Y 37B R Rep. Nolan West Blaine N 46A DFL Rep. Ryan Winkler Golden Valley Y 14B DFL Rep. Dan Wolgamott St. Cloud Y 53A DFL Rep. Tou Xiong Maplewood Y 67B DFL Rep. Jay Xiong St. Paul Y 46B DFL Rep. Cheryl Youakim Hopkins Y 30A R Rep. Paul Novotny Elk River N NV indicates not voting .
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