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Ako Abdul-Samad International Relations-RM, Agriculture Ako Abdul-Samad International Relations-RM, Agriculture, Environmental Protection, Public Safety, Administration & Regulation Budget Marti Anderson Justice Systems Budget- RM, Environmental Protection, Human Resources, State Government Bruce Bearinger Agriculture- RM, Appropriations, Natural Resources, Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget Liz Bennett Economic Growth- RM, Appropriations, Judiciary, Veterans Affairs, Transportation, Infrastructure & Capitals Budget Wes Breckenridge Public Safety-RM, Administration & Rules, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Veterans Affairs Timi Brown-Powers Human Resources, Labor, Veterans Affairs, Ways & Means, Health and Human Services Budget Dennis Cohoon Transportation, Infrastructure & Capitals Budget-RM, Ethics, State Government, Transportation Karin Derry Administration & Regulation Budget-RM, Human Resources, International Relations, Judiciary, State Government Molly Donahue Education, Environmental Protection, State Government, Health and Human Services Budget Tracy Ehlert Economic Growth, Education, Human Resources, Labor, Education Budget John Forbes Health & Human Services Budget-RM, Appropriations, Commerce, Human Resources Ruth Ann Gaines Government Oversight-RM, Education, Local Government, Veterans Affairs Mary Gaskill Ethics-RM, Economic Growth, Local Government, Ways & Means, Economic Development Budget Chris Hall Appropriations-RM, Commerce, Economic Growth, Natural Resources Bruce Hunter Labor-RM, Local Government, State Government, Ways & Means, Administration & Regulation Budget Chuck Isenhart Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget-RM, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Transportation, Ways and Means Dave Jacoby Ways & Means-RM, Commerce, Economic Growth, Natural Resources Lindsay James Education, Human Resources, Ways & Means, Justice Systems Budget Kenan Judge Agriculture, Commerce, Economic Growth, Transportation Tim Kacena Labor, Local Government, Public Safety, Veterans Affairs, Administration and Regulation Budget Jennifer Konfrst Administration and Rules, Judiciary, Local Government, State Government, Transportation Bob Kressig Transportation-RM, Commerce, Local Government, Public Safety Monica Kurth Veterans Affairs-RM, Education, Labor, Public Safety, Ways & Means Jeff Kurtz Labor, Public Safety, Transportation, Ways & Means, Transportation, Infrastructure & Capitals Budget Vicki Lensing Environmental Protection-RM, Government Oversight, Local Government, State Government Mary Mascher State Government-RM, Appropriations, Education, Transportation, Infrastructure & Capitals Budget Heather Matson Economic Growth, Education, Environmental Protection, Human Resources, International Relations, Economic Development Budget Charlie McConkey Commerce, Economic Growth, Labor, Ways & Means, Education Budget Andy McKean Appropriations, Environmental Protection, Local Government, Natural Resources, Economic Development Budget Brian Meyer Administration & Rules, Commerce, Judiciary, Transportation Amy Nielsen Commerce-RM, Adminstrative Rules Review, State Government, Ways & Means Jo Oldson Administration & Rules, Appropriations, Commerce, Judiciary Rick Olson Administrative Rules Review-RM, Agriculture, Judiciary, Public Safety Scott Ourth Natural Resources-RM, Agriculture, Economic Growth, Veterans Affairs, Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget Todd Prichard Administration and Rules Kirsten Running-Marquardt Economic Development Budget-RM, Appropriations, Economic Growth, Labor Mark Smith Ethics, Government Oversight, Veterans Affairs Ras Smith Education-RM, Agriculture, Transportation, Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget Art Staed Local Government-RM, Education, Environmental Protection, Natural Resources Sharon Steckman Administration & Rules, Education, Environmental Protection, Natural Resources, State Government Kristin Sunde Human Resources, Public Safety, Transportation, Justice Systems Budget Phyllis Thede Administration & Rules-RM, Appropriations, Local Government, Natural Resources, Public Safety Beth Wessel-Kroeschell Human Resources-RM, Judiciary, Public Safety, Health and Human Services Budget Ross Wilburn Environmental Protection, Human Resources, Judiciary, Justice Systems Budget Dave Williams Agriculture, Appropriations, Commerce, Transportation, Education Budget Cindy Winckler Education Budget-RM, Agriculture, Appropriations, Education, Environmental Protection Mary Wolfe Judiciary-RM, Agriculture, Government Oversight, Ways & Means .
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