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The Minnesota House of Representatives House Leadership Seat Kurt Daudt The Minnesota House of Representatives House Leadership Seat Kurt Daudt ............................................. 139 Minnesota House of Representatives Public Information Services, 651-296-2146 or 800-657-3550 Speaker of the House District Room* 296- Seat Joyce Peppin ............................................. 23 54B Jurgens, Tony (R) ................523 ....... 3135 ....... 27 Majority Leader 1B Kiel, Debra (R) ....................537 ....... 5091 ....... 39 14B Knoblach, Jim (R) ...............453 ....... 6612 ....... 24 St. Louis Park—46A Minneapolis—62B Melissa Hortman .................................... 102 Peggy Flanagan Duluth—7B 37A Koegel, Erin (DFL) .............213 ....... 5369 ..... 126 Seat 129 Liz Olson Susan Allen Seat 124 Minority Leader Seat 135 58A Koznick, Jon (R) .................367 ....... 6926 ......... 5 Seat 1 Seat 6 9B Kresha, Ron (R) ...................531 ....... 4247 ....... 25 Seat 11 Joe Hoppe Edina—49A Mary Franson Chaska—47B Dario Anselmo House Officers Alexandria—8B 41B Kunesh-Podein, Mary (DFL)... 303 ..........4331 .......119 Northfield—20B Julie Sandstede Hibbing—6A Patrick D. Murphy .......... 142 Marilee Davis .................. 141 Jennifer Schultz 5B Layman, Sandy (R) ..............533 ....... 4936 ....... 38 David Bly Seat 123 Seat 134 Duluth—7A Seat 128 Seat 139 Chief Clerk Desk Clerk Kurt Daudt 59A Lee, Fue (DFL) ....................223 ....... 4262 ..... 110 Timothy M. Johnson ....... 143 David G. Surdez ............. 140 Crown—31A Seat 7 Seat 2 66B Lesch, John (DFL) ...............217 ....... 4224 ....... 71 Speaker of the House Seat 12 1st Asst. Chief Clerk Legislative Clerk John Poston Tony Albright Tony Marion O’Neill Prior Lake—55B Lake Shore—9A Maple Lake—29B 26A Liebling, Tina (DFL) ...........237 ....... 0573 ....... 73 Gail C. Romanowski ....... 144 Bob Meyerson ................... 69 South St. Paul—52A Richfield—50A 2nd Asst. Chief Clerk Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Linda Slocum 4A Lien, Ben (DFL) ..................241 ....... 5515 ....... 70 Rick Hansen Virginia—6B Seat 122 Seat 133 Jason Metsa Seat 127 43B Lillie, Leon (DFL) ...............277 ....... 1188 ....... 74 Seat 8 60A Loeffler, Diane (DFL) ..........349 ....... 4219 ....... 84 Seat 3 Seat 13 House Members Cal Bahr Tim Miller Tim Cindy Pugh 39B Lohmer, Kathy (R) ..............501 ....... 4244 ....... 62 East Bethel—31B Prinsburg—17A Chanhassen—33B Spring Lake Park—37A District Room* 296- Seat New Brighton—41A Connie Bernardy Mike Sundin Esko—11A 48B Loon, Jenifer (R) .................449 ....... 7449 ....... 51 Seat 132 Erin Koegel Seat 140 Seat 141 Seat 143 Seat 144 Seat 121 55B Albright, Tony (R) ...............407 ....... 5185 ....... 12 Seat 126 David G. Surdez Marilee Davis Timothy M. Johnson Gail C. Romanowski 55A Loonan, Bob (R) ..................597 ....... 8872 ....... 95 Legislative Clerk Desk Clerk 1st Asst. Chief Clerk 2nd Asst. Chief Clerk Brooklyn Park—40A Seat 142 Michael V. Nelson Michael V. 62B Allen, Susan (DFL) .............229 ....... 7152 ..... 135 Seat 9 Seat 4 Patrick D. Murphy Seat 14 30B Lucero, Eric (R)...................515 ....... 1534 ....... 53 Jim Nash Peggy Scott Seat 138 Chief Clerk Andover—35B John (Jack) Considine, Jr. Peggy Bennett 12B Anderson, Paul (R) .............369 ....... 4317 ....... 66 Waconia—47A Albert Lea—27A 10B Lueck, Dale (R) ...................423 ....... 2365 ....... 64 Mankato—19B 44A Anderson, Sarah (R) ............583 ....... 5511 ....... 52 St. Paul—64B St. Paul—64A 67A Mahoney, Tim (DFL) ...........345 ....... 4277 ..... 137 Erin Murphy Seat 131 Dave Pinto Seat 120 Seat 125 Seat 17 49A Anselmo, Dario (R) .............579 ....... 4363 ......... 1 Matt Dean 65B Mariani, Carlos (DFL) .........203 ....... 9714 ..... 136 Dellwood—38B 44B Applebaum, Jon (DFL) .......281 ....... 9934 ..... 105 Seat 5 Seat 15 Seating Arrangement 2017-18 Seat 10 4B Marquart, Paul (DFL) .........261 ....... 6829 ..... 101 Jon Koznick Nick Zerwas St. Paul—67A Tim Mahoney Tim Lakeville—58A Elk River—30A 12A Backer, Jeff (R) ....................593 ....... 4929 ....... 65 Mazeppa—21B Seat 137 Steve Drazkowski 51A Masin, Sandra (DFL) ...........335 ....... 3533 ....... 82 International Falls—3A 31B Bahr, Cal (R)........................387 ....... 2439 ....... 13 57A Maye Quade, Erin (DFL) ....389 ....... 5506 ..... 108 Rob Ecklund Seat 130 17B Baker, Dave (R) ...................539 ....... 6206 ....... 18 Seat 18 Dave Baker 29A McDonald, Joe (R) ..............503 ....... 4336 ....... 16 52B Barr, Regina (R) ...................553 ....... 4192 ....... 55 Willmar—17B Seat 16 6B Metsa, Jason (DFL) .............313 ....... 0170 ..... 127 Carlos Mariani St. Paul—65B Delano—29A Joe McDonald 42B Becker-Finn, Jamie (DFL) ...307 ....... 7153 ....... 81 Seat 136 17A Miller, Tim (R) ....................415 ....... 4228 ......... 3 27A Bennett, Peggy (R) ..............507 ....... 8216 ......... 4 65A Moran, Rena (DFL) .............329 ....... 5158 ..... 106 41A Bernardy, Connie (DFL) ......253 ....... 5510 ..... 121 Seat 19 64A Murphy, Erin (DFL) ............331 ....... 8799 ..... 125 Seat 70 Rod Hamilton Seat 42 5A Bliss, Matt (R) .....................529 ....... 5516 ....... 67 Ben Lien Mountain Lake—22B 3B Murphy, Mary (DFL) ...........343 ....... 2676 ..... 116 Moorhead—4A Tony Cornish 20B Bly, David (DFL) .................301 ....... 0171 ..... 123 Vernon Center—23B 47A Nash, Jim (R) ......................557 ....... 4282 ....... 14 50B Carlson, Andrew (DFL) ......211 ....... 4218 ..... 113 Gene Pelowski,Seat 99 Jr. 40A Nelson, Michael V. (DFL)....351 ....... 3751 ..... 138 Winona—28A 45A Carlson Sr., Lyndon (DFL) ..283 ....... 4255 ....... 75 Seat 22 32B Neu, Anne (R) .....................357 ....... 5377 ....... 58 Bob Vogel Rena MoranSeat 106 56A Christensen, Drew (R) ........575 ....... 4212 ....... 43 St. Paul—65A 15B Newberger, Jim (R) .............371 ....... 2451 ....... 37 MelissaSeat Hortman 102 62A Clark, Karen (DFL) .............273 ....... 0294 ....... 79 Brooklyn Park—36B Elko New Market—20A Seat 72 Seat 25 8A Nornes, Bud (R) ..................471 ....... 4946 ....... 29 Jeanne Poppe Seat 23 Ron Kresha 19B Considine Jr., John (Jack) (DFL) ....323 .............3248 .........131 Seat 43 Austin—27B Little Falls—9B 13B O’Driscoll, Tim (R)..............559 ....... 7808 ....... 56 Seat 71 Joyce Peppin Seat 44 Drew Christensen Rogers—34A 23B Cornish, Tony (R) ...............365 ....... 4240 ....... 42 Minneapolis—63BJean Wagenius Seat 111 John Lesch Sondra Erickson 7B Olson, Liz (DFL) .................221 ....... 4246 ..... 129 Jon ApplebaumSeat 105 Savage—56A Minnetonka—44B St. Paul—66B 24B Daniels, Brian (R) ................551 ....... 8237 ....... 91 Paul SeatMarquart 101 Princeton—15A Dilworth—4B 60B Omar, Ilhan (DFL) ..............327 ....... 4257 ..... 104 Seat 24 Seat 26 31A Daudt, Kurt (R) ...................463 ....... 5364 ..... 139 Seat 29 29B O’Neill, Marion (R) .............549 ....... 5063 ......... 7 Jim Knoblach Matt Grossell Bagley—2A Bud Nornes 28B Davids, Greg (R) .................585 ....... 9278 ....... 97 St. Cloud—14B Fergus Falls—8A 28A Pelowski Jr., Gene (DFL) ....295 ....... 8637 ....... 99 Minneapolis—61B Paul ThissenSeat 117 Seat 104 Minneapolis—60B Lyndon SeatCarlson, 75 Sr. 63A Davnie, Jim (DFL) ...............393 ....... 0173 ..... 107 Minneapolis—59ASeat 110 Ilhan Omar 34A Peppin, Joyce (R) ................459 ....... 7806 ....... 23 38B Dean, Matt (R) ....................401 ....... 3018 ....... 17 Fue Lee Crystal—45A Seat 45 Seat 27 Seat 34 24A Petersburg, John (R) ...........577 ....... 5368 ....... 86 Pat Garofalo Seat 30 Seat 74 Tony Jurgens 59B Dehn, Raymond (DFL) .......279 ....... 8659 ..... 109 Farmington—58B Duane Quam Leon Lillie Seat 46 Dennis Smith Byron—25A 56B Peterson, Roz (R) ................521 ....... 5387 ....... 31 North St. Paul—43B Seat 73 Seat 47 Seat 103 Nolan West Cottage Grove—54B 39A Dettmer, Bob (R) .................565 ....... 4124 ....... 92 Hermantown—3BMary MurphySeat 116 Tina Liebling Maple Grove—34B Woodbury—53AJoAnn Ward Dean Urdahl Blaine—37B 26B Pierson, Nels (R) .................379 ....... 4378 ....... 96 Minneapolis—59BRaymondSeat Dehn 109 Rochester—26A Grove City—18A 21B Drazkowski, Steve (R) .........591 ....... 2273 ....... 10 Seat 28 64B Pinto, Dave (DFL) ...............321 ....... 4199 ..... 120 Dan Fabian Seat 31 Seat 35 3A Ecklund, Rob (DFL) ...........311 ....... 2190 ..... 130 Roseau—1A Anna Wills 27B Poppe, Jeanne (DFL) ...........291 ....... 4193 ....... 72 Roz Peterson Lakeville—56B Rosemount—57B 15A Erickson, Sondra (R) ...........479 ....... 6746 ....... 44 9A Poston, John (R) .................517 ....... 4293 ......... 2 Erin MayeSeat Quade 108 Seat 79 Alice HausmanSeat 115 Apple Valley—57A Minneapolis—62AKaren Clark 1A Fabian, Dan (R) ...................359 ....... 9635 ....... 28 St. Paul—66A Seat 48 48A Pryor, Laurie (DFL).............227 ....... 3964 ....... 89 Seat 32 53B Fenton, Kelly (R) ................525 ....... 1147 ....... 54 Glenn Gruenhagen Seat 36 Seat 78 Glencoe—18B Keith Franke 33B Pugh, Cindy (R) ..................411 ....... 4315 ......... 8 Peter Fischer Seat 49 43A Fischer, Peter (DFL) ............201 ....... 5363 ....... 78 Maplewood—43A Bob Gunther Seat 107 Seat 77 Jerry Hertaus St. Paul Park—54A Fairmont—23A 25A Quam, Duane (R) ................571 ....... 9236 ....... 34 Minneapolis—63AJim Davnie Seat 76 Seat 50 SheldonSeat Johnson 114 Duane Sauke Seat 51 Greenfield—33A 46A Flanagan, Peggy (DFL) .......309 ....... 7026 ..... 124 Barb Haley 11B Rarick, Jason (R) .................431
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