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View the Minnesota Senate Directory MPHA RESOURCE GUIDE Legislative Directory Minnesota Senate Name District Party Address Tel Email Jim Abeler 35 R 3215 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-3733 sen .jim .abeler@senate .mn Bruce D . Anderson 29 R 3209 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5981 sen .bruce .anderson@senate .mn Paul Anderson 44 R 2103 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-9261 sen .paul .anderson@senate .mn Thomas M . Bakk 03 D 2221 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-8881 Use email form Michelle R . Benson 31 R 3109 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-3219 sen .michelle .benson@senate .mn Jim Carlson 51 D 2207 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-8073 Use email form Roger C . Chamberlain 38 R 3225 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-1253 sen .roger .chamberlain@senate .mn Bobby Joe Champion 59 D 2303 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-9246 Use email form Greg D . Clausen 57 D 2233 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4120 Use email form Richard Cohen 64 D 2301 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5931 Use email form Steve A . Cwodzinski 48 D 2319 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-1314 sen .steve .cwodzinski@senate .mn Gary H . Dahms 16 R 2111 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-8138 sen .gary .dahms@senate .mn D . Scott Dibble 61 D 2213 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4191 Use email form Rich Draheim 20 R 3227 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5558 sen .rich .draheim@senate .mn Kari Dziedzic 60 D 2203 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-7809 Use email form Chris A . Eaton 40 D 2403 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-8869 Use email form Justin Eichorn 05 R 3213 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-7079 sen .justin .eichorn@senate .mn Kent Eken 04 D 2227 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-3205 sen .kent .eken@senate .mn Michelle L . Fischbach 13 R 2113 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-2084 [email protected] Melisa Franzen 49 D 2229 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-6238 Use email form Nick A . Frentz 19 D 2415 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-6153 sen .nick .frentz@senate .mn Paul E . Gazelka 09 R 3113 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4875 sen .paul .gazelka@senate .mn Michael P . Goggin 21 R 3203 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5612 sen .mike .goggin@senate .mn Dan D . Hall 56 R 3111 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5975 Use email form Foung Hawj 67 D 3413 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5285 Use email form Jeff Hayden 62 D 2209 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4261 Use email form John A . Hoffman 36 D 2231 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4154 Use email form Karin Housley 39 R 3217 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4351 sen .karin .housley@senate .mn Bill Ingebrigtsen 08 R 3207 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-297-8063 sen .bill .ingebrigtsen@senate .mn Jason Isaacson 42 D 2321 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5537 sen .jason .isaacson@senate .mn John Jasinski 24 R 2101 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-0284 sen .john .jasinski@senate .mn Scott M . Jensen 47 R 3229 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4837 sen .scott .jensen@senate .mn Mark Johnson 01 R 2105 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5782 sen .mark .johnson@senate .mn Susan Kent 53 D 2325 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4166 Use email form Mary Kiffmeyer 30 R 3103 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5655 sen .mary .kiffmeyer@senate .mn Matt D . Klein 52 D 2409 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4370 sen .matt .klein@senate .mn Mark Koran 32 R 3101 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5419 sen .mark .koran@senate .mn Carolyn Laine 41 D 2327 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4334 sen .carolyn .laine@senate .mn Andrew Lang 17 R 3205 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4918 sen .andrew .lang@senate .mn Ron Latz 46 D 2215 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-297-8065 Use email form Warren Limmer 34 R 3221 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-2159 sen .warren .limmer@senate .mn Matt Little 58 D 2413 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5252 sen .matt .little@senate .mn Tony Lourey 11 D 2211 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-0293 sen .tony .lourey@senate .mn John Marty 66 D 2401 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5645 Use email form Andrew Mathews 15 R 3409 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-8075 sen .andrew .mathews@senate .mn Jeremy R . Miller 28 R 3107 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5649 sen .jeremy .miller@senate .mn Carla J . Nelson 26 R 3231 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4848 sen .carla .nelson@senate .mn Scott J . Newman 18 R 3105 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4131 sen .scott .newman@senate .mn Jerry Newton 37 D 2411 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-2556 sen .jerry .newton@senate .mn David J . Osmek 33 R 2107 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-1282 sen .david .osmek@senate .mn Sandra L . Pappas 65 D 2205 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-1802 Use email form Eric R . Pratt 55 R 3219 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4123 sen .eric .pratt@senate .mn Jerry Relph 14 R 3211 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-6455 sen .jerry .relph@senate .mn Ann H . Rest 48 D 2217 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-2889 Use email form Julie A . Rosen 23 R 3235 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5713 sen .julie .rosen@senate .mn Carrie Ruud 10 R 3233 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4913 sen .carrie .ruud@senate .mn TBA 54 Special Election Scheduled David H . Senjem 25 R 3401 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-3903 sen .david .senjem@senate .mn Erik Simonson 07 D 2417 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4188 sen .erik .simonson@senate .mn Dan Sparks 27 D 2201 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-9248 sen .dan .sparks@senate .mn David J . Tomassoni 06 D 2235 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-8017 Use email form Patricia Torres Ray 63 D 2225 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-4274 Use email form Paul Utke 02 R 3403 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-9651 sen .paul .utke@senate .mn Bill Weber 22 R 2109 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-5650 sen .bill .weber@senate .mn Torrey N . Westrom 12 R 3201 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-3826 sen .torrey .westrom@senate .mn Charles W . Wiger 43 D 2219 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-296-6820 Use mail form Melissa H . Wiklund 50 D 2323 Minnesota Senate Bldg . 651-297-8061 sen .melissa .wiklund@senate .mn.
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