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House District Reports by Institution Alexandria Technical and Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 08B: Rep. Mary Franson 654 District 12B: Rep. Paul Anderson 499 District 12A: Rep. Jeff Backer 318 District 01B: Rep. Debra Kiel 167 District 09A: Rep. John Poston 134 District 01A: Rep. John Burkel 131 District 02A: Rep. Matt Grossell 93 District 09B: Rep. Ron Kresha 92 District 02B: Rep. Steve Green 92 District 04B: Rep. Paul Marquart 87 District 17A: Rep. Tim Miller 80 District 08A: Rep. Jordan Rasmusson 73 District 13A: Rep. Lisa Demuth 54 District 17B: Rep. Dave Baker 52 District 16A: Rep. Chris Swedzinski 48 District 16B: Rep. Paul Torkelson 43 District 05A: Rep. Matt Bliss 42 District 13B: Rep. Tim O'Driscoll 39 District 14A: Rep. Tama Theis 38 District 15B: Rep. Shane Mekeland 37 District 21A: Rep. Barb Haley 35 District 18A: Rep. Dean Urdahl 33 District 18B: Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen 28 District 29A: Rep. Joe McDonald 24 District 30B: Rep. Eric Lucero 23 District 14B: Rep. Dan Wolgamott 22 District 29B: Rep. Marion O'Neill 22 District 22B: Rep. Rod Hamilton 21 District 21B: Rep. Steve Drazkowski 20 District 15A: Rep. Sondra Erickson 19 District 31A: Rep. Kurt Daudt 18 District 11B: Rep. Nathan Nelson 17 District 06A: Rep. Julie Sandstede 16 District 23B: Rep. Jeremy Munson 15 District 30A: Rep. Paul Novotny 15 District 05B: Rep. Spencer Igo 15 District 32A: Rep. Brian Johnson 14 District 47A: Rep. Jim Nash 14 District 22A: Rep. Joe Schomacker 14 System Office Research, Academic and Student Affairs Division 11/19/2020 Alexandria Technical and Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 10B: Rep. Dale Lueck 13 District 10A: Rep. Josh Heintzeman 13 District 24B: Rep. Brian Daniels 12 District 04A: Rep. Heather Keeler 12 District 37B: Rep. Nolan West 11 District 58B: Rep. Pat Garofalo 11 District 39A: Rep. Bob Dettmer 10 District 31B: Rep. Cal Bahr 10 District 06B: Rep. Dave Lislegard 10 District 25A: Rep. Duane Quam 10 District 28B: Rep. Greg Davids 10 District 33A: Rep. Jerry Hertaus 10 District 35B: Rep. Peggy Scott 10 District 23A: Rep. Bjorn Olson 9 District 24A: Rep. John Petersburg 9 District 58A: Rep. Jon Koznick 9 District 34A: Rep. Kristin Robbins 9 District 19A: Rep. Susan Akland 9 District 20B: Rep. Todd Lippert 9 District 32B: Rep. Anne Neu 8 District 20A: Rep. Brian Pfarr 8 District 28A: Rep. Gene Pelowski 7 District 42B: Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn 7 District 11A: Rep. Mike Sundin 7 District 03A: Rep. Rob Ecklund 7 District 55A: Rep. Erik Mortensen 6 District 47B: Rep. Greg Boe 6 District 35A: Rep. John Heinrich 6 District 40A: Rep. Michael Nelson 6 District 43A: Rep. Peter Fischer 6 District 65B: Rep. Carlos Mariani 5 District 57B: Rep. John Huot 5 District 56B: Rep. Kaela Berg 5 District 07B: Rep. Liz Olson 5 District 51B: Rep. Liz Reyer 5 District 19B: Rep. Luke Frederick 5 District 27B: Rep. Patricia Mueller 5 District 55B: Rep. Tony Albright 5 District 36A: Rep. Zack Stephenson 5 System Office Research, Academic and Student Affairs Division 11/19/2020 Alexandria Technical and Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 38B: Rep. Ami Wazlawik 4 District 37A: Rep. Erin Koegel 4 District 49A: Rep. Heather Edelson 4 District 56A: Rep. Jessica Hanson 4 District 33B: Rep. Kelly Morrison 4 District 45B: Rep. Mike Freiberg 4 District 26B: Rep. Nels Pierson 4 District 65A: Rep. Rena Moran 4 District 46B: Rep. Cheryl Youakim 3 District 44A: Rep. Ginny Klevorn 3 District 07A: Rep. Jennifer Schultz 3 District 67A: Rep. John Thompson 3 District 48A: Rep. Laurie Pryor 3 District 03B: Rep. Mary Murphy 3 District 50A: Rep. Michael Howard 3 District 52A: Rep. Rick Hansen 3 District 40B: Rep. Samantha Vang 3 District 49B: Rep. Steve Elkins 3 District 53B: Rep. Steve Sandell 3 District 60A: Rep. Sydney Jordan 3 District 54B: Rep. Tony Jurgens 3 District 66B: Rep. Athena Hollins 2 District 48B: Rep. Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn 2 District 45A: Rep. Cedrick Frazier 2 District 38A: Rep. Donald Raleigh 2 District 63B: Rep. Emma Greenman 2 District 61A: Rep. Frank Hornstein 2 District 59A: Rep. Fue Lee 2 District 54A: Rep. Keith Franke 2 District 42A: Rep. Kelly Moller 2 District 34B: Rep. Kristin Bahner 2 District 43B: Rep. Leon Lillie 2 District 25B: Rep. Liz Boldon 2 District 60B: Rep. Mohamud Noor 2 District 27A: Rep. Peggy Bennett 2 District 57A: Rep. Robert Bierman 2 District 62B: Rep. Aisha Gomez 1 District 66A: Rep. Alice Hausman 1 District 50B: Rep. Andrew Carlson 1 System Office Research, Academic and Student Affairs Division 11/19/2020 Alexandria Technical and Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 41A: Rep. Connie Bernardy 1 District 64B: Rep. Dave Pinto 1 District 62A: Rep. Hodan Hassan 1 District 63A: Rep. Jim Davnie 1 District 64A: Rep. Kaohly Her 1 District 39B: Rep. Michelle Christensen 1 District 44B: Rep. Patty Acomb 1 District 52B: Rep. Ruth Richardson 1 District 46A: Rep. Ryan Winkler 1 District 41B: Rep. Sandra Feist 1 District 26A: Rep. Tina Liebling 1 District 53A: Rep. Tou Xiong 1 Other (Non-Minnesota adddress or unable to assign to a district) 222 Total Students Enrolled in Credit Courses 3,811 System Office Research, Academic and Student Affairs Division 11/19/2020 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 42A: Rep. Kelly Moller 903 District 35A: Rep. John Heinrich 775 District 32A: Rep. Brian Johnson 760 District 35B: Rep. Peggy Scott 717 District 37B: Rep. Nolan West 707 District 31A: Rep. Kurt Daudt 703 District 37A: Rep. Erin Koegel 577 District 41A: Rep. Connie Bernardy 555 District 31B: Rep. Cal Bahr 541 District 36A: Rep. Zack Stephenson 499 District 30A: Rep. Paul Novotny 425 District 41B: Rep. Sandra Feist 402 District 36B: Rep. Melissa Hortman 371 District 32B: Rep. Anne Neu 359 District 15A: Rep. Sondra Erickson 339 District 30B: Rep. Eric Lucero 281 District 38A: Rep. Donald Raleigh 189 District 42B: Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn 180 District 11B: Rep. Nathan Nelson 174 District 34A: Rep. Kristin Robbins 153 District 40B: Rep. Samantha Vang 145 District 29B: Rep. Marion O'Neill 123 District 38B: Rep. Ami Wazlawik 115 District 15B: Rep. Shane Mekeland 95 District 40A: Rep. Michael Nelson 93 District 39A: Rep. Bob Dettmer 74 District 34B: Rep. Kristin Bahner 73 District 66A: Rep. Alice Hausman 66 District 60A: Rep. Sydney Jordan 63 District 45A: Rep. Cedrick Frazier 57 District 59A: Rep. Fue Lee 51 District 44A: Rep. Ginny Klevorn 35 District 29A: Rep. Joe McDonald 27 District 43B: Rep. Leon Lillie 26 District 50B: Rep. Andrew Carlson 25 District 33A: Rep. Jerry Hertaus 25 District 45B: Rep. Mike Freiberg 25 District 46A: Rep. Ryan Winkler 24 District 64A: Rep. Kaohly Her 23 System Office Research, Academic and Student Affairs Division 11/19/2020 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 59B: Rep. Esther Agbaje 22 District 46B: Rep. Cheryl Youakim 20 District 60B: Rep. Mohamud Noor 20 District 66B: Rep. Athena Hollins 18 District 14B: Rep. Dan Wolgamott 18 District 50A: Rep. Michael Howard 18 District 65A: Rep. Rena Moran 18 District 43A: Rep. Peter Fischer 17 District 14A: Rep. Tama Theis 14 District 13B: Rep. Tim O'Driscoll 14 District 65B: Rep. Carlos Mariani 13 District 61A: Rep. Frank Hornstein 13 District 62A: Rep. Hodan Hassan 13 District 44B: Rep. Patty Acomb 13 District 53A: Rep. Tou Xiong 13 District 64B: Rep. Dave Pinto 12 District 67A: Rep. John Thompson 12 District 48A: Rep. Laurie Pryor 12 District 47B: Rep. Greg Boe 11 District 63A: Rep. Jim Davnie 11 District 51A: Rep. Sandra Masin 11 District 39B: Rep. Michelle Christensen 10 District 54B: Rep. Tony Jurgens 10 District 18A: Rep. Dean Urdahl 9 District 67B: Rep. Jay Xiong 9 District 58A: Rep. Jon Koznick 9 District 33B: Rep. Kelly Morrison 9 District 08B: Rep. Mary Franson 9 District 53B: Rep. Steve Sandell 9 District 56A: Rep. Jessica Hanson 8 District 19B: Rep. Luke Frederick 8 District 03A: Rep. Rob Ecklund 8 District 49B: Rep. Steve Elkins 8 District 17A: Rep. Tim Miller 8 District 48B: Rep. Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn 7 District 17B: Rep. Dave Baker 7 District 49A: Rep. Heather Edelson 7 District 47A: Rep. Jim Nash 7 District 56B: Rep. Kaela Berg 7 System Office Research, Academic and Student Affairs Division 11/19/2020 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Credit Student Enrollment by House District Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Representative and District Enrollment District 12B: Rep. Paul Anderson 7 District 16A: Rep. Chris Swedzinski 6 District 63B: Rep. Emma Greenman 6 District 55A: Rep. Erik Mortensen 6 District 61B: Rep. Jamie Long 6 District 57B: Rep. John Huot 6 District 13A: Rep. Lisa Demuth 6 District 51B: Rep. Liz Reyer 6 District 09B: Rep. Ron Kresha 6 District 21B: Rep. Steve Drazkowski 6 District 19A: Rep. Susan Akland 6 District 07A: Rep. Jennifer Schultz 5 District 06A: Rep. Julie Sandstede 5 District 54A: Rep. Keith Franke 5 District 58B: Rep. Pat Garofalo 5 District 26A: Rep. Tina Liebling 5 District 55B: Rep. Tony Albright 5 District 20A: Rep. Brian Pfarr 4 District 10B: Rep. Dale Lueck 4 District 18B: Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen 4 District 04A: Rep. Heather Keeler 4 District 02A: Rep. 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