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2018-AMSD-House-Legi AMSD Member Districts Minnesota House of Representatives 2018 House School District District Legislator Phone Email Anoka-Hennepin 31A Kurt Daudt 651-296-5364 [email protected] 31B Cal (Calvin) K. Bahr 651-296-2439 [email protected] 34A Joyce Peppin 651-296-7806 [email protected] 35A AbigaiL WheLan 651-297-9010 [email protected] 35B Peggy Scott 651-296-4231 [email protected] 36A Mark UgLem 651-296-5513 [email protected] 36B MeLissa Hortman 651-296-4280 [email protected] 37A Erin KoegeL 651-296-5369 [email protected] 37B NoLan West 651-296-4226 [email protected] 38A Linda Runbeck 651-296-2907 [email protected] 40B Debra HiLstrom 651-296-3709 [email protected] 41A Connie Bernardy 651-296-5510 [email protected] Bloomington 49B PauL Rosenthal 651-296-7803 [email protected] 50A Linda SLocum 651-296-7158 [email protected] 50B Andrew CarLson 651-296-4218 [email protected] Brooklyn Center 40B Debra HiLstrom 651-296-3709 [email protected] Burnsville-Eagan-Savage 51A Sandra A. Masin 651-296-3533 [email protected] 51B Laurie Halverson 651-296-4128 [email protected] 55A Bob Loonan 651-297-9010 [email protected] 56A Drew Christensen 651-297-9010 [email protected] 56B Roz Peterson 651-297-9010 [email protected] 57A Erin Maye Quade 651-296-5506 [email protected] Columbia Heights 41A Connie Bernardy 651-296-5510 [email protected] 41B Mary Kunesh-Podein 651-296-4331 [email protected] Eastern Carver County 33B Cindy Pugh 651-296-4315 [email protected] 47A Jim Nash 651-297-9010 [email protected] 47B Joe Hoppe 651-296-5066 [email protected] Eden Prairie 48A Laurie Pryor 651-296-3964 [email protected] 48B Jenifer Loon 651-296-7449 [email protected] 49B PauL Rosenthal 651-296-7803 [email protected] Edina 49B PauL Rosenthal 651-296-7803 [email protected] 49A Dario AnseLmo 651-296-4363 [email protected] Elk River 15A Sondra Erickson 651-296-6746 [email protected] 15B Jim Newberger 651-296-2451 [email protected] 30A Nick Zerwas 651-296-4237 [email protected] 30B Eric Lucero 651-297-9010 [email protected] 31A Kurt Daudt 651-296-5364 [email protected] 34A Joyce Peppin 651-296-7806 [email protected] 35A AbigaiL WheLan 651-297-9010 [email protected] Farmington 57A Erin Maye Quade 651-296-5506 [email protected] 58A Jon Koznick 651-297-9010 [email protected] 58B Pat Garofalo 651-296-1069 [email protected] Fridley 41A Connie Bernardy 651-296-5510 [email protected] Prepared by AMSD February 2018 1 AMSD Member Districts Minnesota House of Representatives 2018 House School District District Legislator Phone Email Hopkins 44B Jon AppLebaum 651-297-9001 [email protected] 45B Mike Freiberg 651-296-4176 [email protected] 46A Peggy FLanagan 651-296-7026 [email protected] 46B CheryL Youakim 651-297-9001 [email protected] 48A Laurie Pryor 651-296-3964 [email protected] 49A Dario AnseLmo 651-296-4363 [email protected] 49B PauL Rosenthal 651-296-7803 [email protected] Inver Grove Heights 52B Regina Barr 651-296-4192 [email protected] Lakeville 20A Bob Vogel 651-297-9010 [email protected] 55B Tony Albright 651-296-5185 [email protected] 56B Roz Peterson 651-297-9010 [email protected] 58A Jon Koznick 651-297-9010 [email protected] 58B Pat Garofalo 651-296-1069 [email protected] Mahtomedi 38B Matt Dean 651-296-3018 [email protected] 39B Kathy Lohmer 651-296-4244 [email protected] 43A Peter Fischer 651-296-5363 [email protected] 43B Leon M. LiLLie 651-296-1188 [email protected] Minneapolis 59A Fue Lee 651-296-4262 [email protected] 59B Raymond Dehn 651-296-8659 [email protected] 60A Diane LoeffLer 651-296-4219 [email protected] 60B Ilhan Omar 651-296-4257 [email protected] 61A Frank Hornstein 651-296-9281 [email protected] 61B PauL Thissen 651-296-5375 [email protected] 62A Karen CLark 651-296-0294 [email protected] 62B Susan ALLen 651-296-7152 [email protected] 63A Jim Davnie 651-296-0173 [email protected] 63B Jean Wagenius 651-296-4200 [email protected] Minnetonka 33B Cindy Pugh 651-296-4315 [email protected] 44B Jon AppLebaum 651-297-9001 [email protected] 47B Joe Hoppe 651-296-5066 [email protected] 48A Laurie Pryor 651-296-3964 [email protected] Monticello 15B Jim Newberger 651-296-2451 [email protected] 29B Marion O'NeiL 651-296-5063 [email protected] 30A Nick Zerwas 651-296-4237 [email protected] 30B Eric Lucero 651-297-9010 [email protected] Mounds View 38B Matt Dean 651-296-3018 [email protected] 41A Connie Bernardy 651-296-5510 [email protected] 41B Mary Kunesh-Podein 651-296-4331 [email protected] 42A Randy Jessup 651-296-0141 [email protected] 42B Jamie Becker-Finn 651-296-7153 [email protected] 66A ALice Hausman 651-296-3824 [email protected] North St Paul-Maplewood 39B Kathy Lohmer 651-296-4244 [email protected] 43A Peter Fischer 651-296-5363 [email protected] Prepared by AMSD February 2018 2 AMSD Member Districts Minnesota House of Representatives 2018 House School District District Legislator Phone Email 43B Leon M. LiLLie 651-296-1188 [email protected] 53A Joann Ward 651-296-7807 [email protected] 53B KeLLy Fenton 651-297-9010 [email protected] Orono 33A Jerry Hertaus 651-296-9188 [email protected] 33B Cindy Pugh 651-296-4315 [email protected] Osseo 33A Jerry Hertaus 651-296-9188 [email protected] 34A Joyce Peppin 651-296-7806 [email protected] 34B Dennis Smith 651-297-9010 [email protected] 36B MeLissa Hortman 651-296-4280 [email protected] 40A MichaeL NeLson 651-296-3751 [email protected] 40B Debra HiLstrom 651-296-3709 [email protected] 44A Sarah Anderson 651-296-5511 [email protected] 45A Lyndon R. CarLson 651-296-4255 [email protected] Prior Lake-Savage 55B Tony Albright 651-296-5185 [email protected] 56A Drew Christensen 651-297-9010 [email protected] Richfield 49A Dario AnseLmo 651-296-4363 49B PauL Rosenthal 651-296-7803 [email protected] 50A Linda SLocum 651-296-7158 [email protected] 63B Jean Wagenius 651-296-4200 [email protected] Robbinsdale 40A MichaeL NeLson 651-296-3751 [email protected] 40B Debra HiLstrom 651-296-3709 [email protected] 44A Sarah Anderson 651-296-5511 [email protected] 45A Lyndon R. CarLson 651-296-4255 [email protected] 45B Mike Freiberg 651-296-4176 [email protected] 46A Peggy FLanagan 651-296-7026 [email protected] Rochester 21B Steve Drazkowski 651-296-2273 [email protected] 25A Duane Quam 651-296-9236 [email protected] 25B Duane Sauke 651-296-9249 [email protected] 26A Tina LiebLing 651-296-0573 [email protected] 26B Nels Pierson 651-296-4378 [email protected] Rockford Area 29A Joe McDonald 651-296-4336 [email protected] 33A Jerry Hertaus 651-296-9188 [email protected] Rosemount-Apple Valley- Eagan 51A Sandra A. Masin 651-296-3533 [email protected] 51B Laurie Halverson 651-296-4128 [email protected] 52B Regina Barr 651-296-4192 [email protected] 56B Roz Peterson 651-297-9010 [email protected] 57A Erin Maye Quade 651-296-5506 [email protected] 57B Anna WiLLs 651-296-4306 [email protected] 58A Jon Koznick 651-297-9010 [email protected] 58B Pat Garofalo 651-296-1069 [email protected] Roseville 42A Randy Jessup 651-296-0141 [email protected] 42B Jamie Becker-Finn 651-296-7153 [email protected] 43A Peter Fischer 651-296-5363 [email protected] 66A ALice Hausman 651-296-3824 [email protected] Prepared by AMSD February 2018 3 AMSD Member Districts Minnesota House of Representatives 2018 House School District District Legislator Phone Email Shakopee 55A Bob Loonan 651-297-9010 [email protected] 55B Tony Albright 651-296-5185 [email protected] 56A Drew Christensen 651-297-9010 [email protected] South St.
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