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2017-2020 Minnesota Senate Brooklyn Park Maple Grove Includes Results from 02/05/2019 Special Election Mounds View Minneapolis and Saint Paul Osseo Spring Lake Park 10 2017-2020 Minnesota Senate Brooklyn Park Maple Grove Includes Results from 02/05/2019 Special Election Mounds View North Oaks Dellwood St. Vincent Humboldt Fridley Shoreview Warroad Lancaster White Bear Lake New Brighton Roseau Anoka 40 Chris Eaton DFL 10 Hallock Roosevelt Kittson Badger Roseau Arden Hills Lake Bronson Williams Greenbush 694 Halma Baudette Kennedy 59 42 Jason Isaacson DFL Birchwood Village Donaldson Lake of Brooklyn Center Gem Lake Mahtomedi Karlstad Vadnais Heights the Woods Ranier 41 Carolyn Laine DFL Strathcona International Falls Hilltop Willernie Crystal Strandquist Columbia Heights Stephen 75 Middle River New Hope Argyle Marshall Littlefork 61 Pine Springs Holt 01 Mark Johnson R Grygla 694 Oslo Alvarado Viking Warren Little Canada Plymouth Robbinsdale St. Anthony Koochiching Goodridge Big Falls Thief River Falls 169 45 Ann H. 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