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The Minnesota House of Representatives House Leadership Seat Kurt Zellers The Minnesota House of Representatives House Leadership Seat Kurt Zellers ............................................ 139 Minnesota House of Representatives Public Information Services, 651-296-2146 or 800-657-3550 Speaker of the House District Room* 296- Seat Matt Dean ................................................. 23 59B Kahn, Phyllis (DFL) ............353 ....... 4257 ....... 97 Majority Leader 26A Kath, Kory (DFL) ................201 ....... 5368 ..... 126 28A Kelly, Tim (R) ......................565 ....... 8635 ....... 19 Paul Thissen ........................................... 102 Bobby Joe Champion Richfield—63B Linda Slocum 56B Kieffer, Andrea (R) ..............531 ....... 1147 ....... 54 Bemidji—4A John Persell Mpls—58B Seat 129 Seat 135 Minority Leader Seat 124 1B Kiel, Debra (R) ....................423 ....... 5091 ....... 55 Seat 6 Seat 1 16B Kiffmeyer, Mary (R) ............501 ....... 4237 ....... 52 Seat 11 Kurt Bills Walker—4B Larry Howes Mary Franson Alexandria—11B 50B Knuth, Kate (DFL) ..............323 ....... 0141 ..... 119 House Officers Rosemount—37B Murdock—20A Tom Rukavina Tom Virginia—5A Faribault—26B 20B Koenen, Lyle (DFL) ............241 ....... 4346 ..... 108 Albin A. Mathiowetz ....... 142 Timothy M. Johnson ....... 141 Andrew Falk Seat 123 Seat 128 Seat 134 Patti Fritz Seat 139 Chief Clerk Desk Clerk Kurt Zellers 57A Kriesel, John (R) .................451 ....... 4342 ....... 63 Patrick D. Murphy .......... 143 David G. Surdez ............. 140 Maple Grove—32B Seat 7 Seat 2 Seat 12 50A Laine, Carolyn (DFL) ..........287 ....... 4331 ....... 82 Speaker of the House Kurt Daudt 1st Asst. Chief Clerk Legislative Clerk Crown—17A Mayer—34A Linda Runbeck Ernie Leidiger Gail C. Romanowski ....... 144 Troy Olsen ........................ 69 Circle Pines—53A 9A Lanning, Morrie (R) ............379 ....... 5515 ....... 56 South St. Paul—39A 2nd Asst. Chief Clerk Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Minnetonka—43B 34A Leidiger, Ernie (R) ...............415 ....... 4282 ......... 2 Rick Hansen John Benson Open Seat Seat 122 Seat 133 Seat 127 12B LeMieur, Mike (R) ...............567 ....... 4247 ....... 94 Seat 13 Seat 3 Seat 8 40B Lenczewski, Ann (DFL) ......317 ....... 4218 ....... 85 House Members Peggy Scott Bob Dettmer Delano—19B Andover—49A Joe McDonald Forest Lake—52A 66A Lesch, John (DFL) ...............315 ....... 4224 ....... 71 District Room* 296- Seat Owatonna—26A Fridley—51B Tom Tillberry Tom Rochester—29B 30A Liebling, Tina (DFL) ...........357 ....... 0573 ..... 109 Seat 132 Kim Norton Seat 140 Seat 141 Seat 143 Seat 144 Kory Kath Seat 126 48B Abeler, Jim (R) ....................479 ....... 1729 ....... 33 Seat 121 David G. Surdez Timothy M. Johnson Patrick D. Murphy Gail C. Romanowski 55A Lillie, Leon (DFL) ...............281 ....... 1188 ....... 72 Legislative Clerk Desk Clerk Seat 142 1st Asst. Chief Clerk 2nd Asst. Chief Clerk Inver Grove Heights—39B Seat 14 Seat 4 19A Anderson, Bruce (R) ...........365 ....... 5063 ....... 10 Albin A. Mathiowetz Seat 9 59A Loeffler, Diane (DFL) ..........335 ....... 4219 ....... 87 Dan Fabian Roseau—1A Byron—29A Eagan—38B Chief Clerk Duane Quam Doug Wardlow 38A Anderson, Diane (R) ...........525 ....... 3533 ....... 38 Balsam Township—3A Joe Atkins Seat 138 56A Lohmer, Kathy (R) ..............521 ....... 4244 ....... 92 St. Peter—23A Jeanne Poppe Tom Anzelc Tom 13A Anderson, Paul (R) .............445 ....... 4317 ....... 67 Morrow Terry Austin—27B 42B Loon, Jenifer (R) .................403 ....... 7449 ....... 28 Seat 131 Seat 125 Seat 120 43A Anderson, Sarah (R) ............549 ....... 5511 ....... 48 Seat 17 Tim Sanders Tim 37A Mack, Tara (R) ....................557 ....... 5506 ....... 26 Blaine—51A 3A Anzelc, Tom (DFL) .............307 ....... 4936 ..... 131 Seat 5 Seat 15 Seating Arrangement 2011-2012 Seat 10 67A Mahoney, Tim (DFL) ...........237 ....... 4277 ..... 137 Mike Benson St. Paul—67A Tim Mahoney Tim King Banaian Rochester—30B Bruce Anderson 39B Atkins, Joe (DFL) ................209 ....... 4192 ..... 138 St. Cloud—15B Seat 137 65B Mariani, Carlos (DFL) .........203 ....... 9714 ..... 114 Buffalo Township—19A Brooklyn Park—46A 15B Banaian, King (R) ................411 ....... 6612 ......... 5 Nelson Michael V. 9B Marquart, Paul (DFL) .........313 ....... 6829 ....... 80 Seat 18 Seat 130 17B Barrett, Bob (R) ...................413 ....... 5377 ....... 31 Rich Murray 41B Mazorol, Pat (R) ..................581 ....... 7803 ....... 46 35A Beard, Michael (R) ..............417 ....... 8872 ....... 62 Albert Lea—27A Seat 16 19B McDonald, Joe (R) ..............523 ....... 4336 ......... 3 Thomas Huntley Duluth—7A Mazeppa—28B 43B Benson, John (DFL) ............289 ....... 9934 ..... 133 Seat 136 Steve Drazkowski 3B McElfatrick, Carolyn (R) .....545 ....... 2365 ....... 43 30B Benson, Mike (R) ................515 ....... 4378 ....... 15 53B McFarlane, Carol (R) ..........597 ....... 5363 ....... 39 Seat 19 37B Bills, Kurt (R) ......................533 ....... 4306 ......... 1 Kelly Tim 57B McNamara, Denny (R) ........375 ....... 3135 ....... 64 Seat 70 Seat 42 Red Wing—28A 23B Brynaert, Kathy (DFL) ........327 ....... 3248 ....... 83 David Dill 65A Moran, Rena (DFL) .............227 ....... 5158 ....... 78 Crane Lake—6A Tony Cornish 35B Buesgens, Mark (R) .............381 ....... 5185 ....... 35 Good Thunder—24B 23A Morrow, Terry (DFL) ...........211 ....... 8634 ..... 125 45B Carlson Sr., Lyndon (DFL) ....283 ........ 4255 ........75 Gene PelowskiSeat 99 Jr. 58A Mullery, Joe (DFL) ..............387 ....... 4262 ..... 112 Winona—31A 58B Champion, Bobby Joe (DFL) ... 329 ..........8659 .......124 Seat 22 10B Murdock, Mark (R) .............593 ....... 4293 ....... 41 Jean Wagenius 61A Clark, Karen (DFL) .............277 ....... 0294 ....... 79 Seat 106 Rod Hamilton Mpls—62B 64A Murphy, Erin (DFL) ............345 ....... 8799 ....... 77 Seat 102 Paul Thissen Mountain Lake—22B 24B Cornish, Tony (R) ...............437 ....... 4240 ....... 42 Seat 25 Mpls—63A Seat 72 6B Murphy, Mary (DFL) ...........343 ....... 2676 ....... 96 Leon Lillie Seat 23 Joe Hoppe 8B Crawford, Roger (R) ............421 ....... 0518 ....... 32 North St. Paul—55A Seat 43 Matt Dean Chaska—34B 27A Murray, Rich (R) .................439 ....... 8216 ....... 18 Seat 71 Seat 44 Carolyn McElfatrick 17A Daudt, Kurt (R) ...................487 ....... 5364 ....... 12 Dellwood—52B St. Joseph—14BLarry HoschSeat 111 St. Louis Park—44A John Lesch Sondra Erickson Deer River—3B 40A Myhra, Pam (R) ...................517 ....... 4212 ....... 27 SteveSeat Simon 105 31B Davids, Greg (R) .................585 ....... 9278 ....... 95 BrooklynDebra Center—46BSeat Hilstrom 101 St. Paul—66A Princeton—16A 46A Nelson, Michael V. (DFL)....229 ....... 3751 ..... 130 Seat 24 62A Davnie, Jim (DFL) ...............215 ....... 0173 ..... 103 Seat 26 Seat 29 Tara Mack 10A Nornes, Bud (R) ..................471 ....... 4946 ....... 30 Mary Liz Holberg Torrey Westrom 52B Dean, Matt (R) ....................459 ....... 3018 ....... 23 Lakeville—36A Elbow Lake—11A 29B Norton, Kim (DFL) .............233 ....... 9249 ..... 121 Maplewood—55B Apple Valley—37A Nora SeatSlawik 117 MarionSeat Greene 104 52A Dettmer, Bob (R) .................473 ....... 4124 ......... 8 Kerry GauthierSeat 110 LyndonSeat Carlson 75 Sr. 14A O’Driscoll, Tim (R)..............369 ....... 7808 ....... 60 Mpls—60A Duluth—7B Crystal—45B Seat 45 6A Dill, David (DFL) ................273 ....... 2190 ....... 70 Seat 27 Seat 34 64B Paymar, Michael (DFL) .......301 ....... 4199 ....... 73 Keith Downey Pam Myhra Seat 30 Seat 74 Edina—41A 47A Dittrich, Denise (DFL) ........311 ....... 5513 ....... 86 Bud Nornes Tom Hackbarth John Ward Seat 46 Burnsville—40A Cedar—48A 31A Pelowski Jr., Gene (DFL) ....295 ....... 8637 ....... 99 Brainerd—12A Seat 73 Seat 47 Sheldon Johnson Seat 103 Pat Mazorol Fergus Falls—10A 33B Doepke, Connie (R) ............579 ....... 4315 ....... 37 Seat 116 Michael Paymar Dean Urdahl 32A Peppin, Joyce (R) ................503 ....... 7806 ....... 59 St. Paul—67B Seat 109 Jim Davnie Rochester—30ATina Liebling Mpls—62A St. Paul—64B Grove City—18B Bloomington—41B 41A Downey, Keith (R) ...............407 ....... 4363 ....... 45 Seat 28 4A Persell, John (DFL) .............223 ....... 5516 ..... 129 Jenifer Loon 28B Drazkowski, Steve (R) .........401 ....... 2273 ....... 16 Seat 31 Seat 35 Eden Prairie—42B Bob Barrett 49B Petersen, Branden (R) .........577 ....... 5369 ....... 49 Mark Buesgens 2A Eken, Kent (DFL) ...............243 ....... 9918 ..... 107 Shafer—17B Jordan—35B 45A Peterson, Sandra (DFL) .......337 ....... 4176 ....... 88 Seat 108 Seat 79 Alice Hausman Lyle Koenen Karen Clark 16A Erickson, Sondra (R) ...........509 ....... 6746 ....... 44 Seat 115 Clara City—20B Seat 48 St. Paul—66B Mpls—61A 27B Poppe, Jeanne (DFL) ...........291 ....... 4193 ..... 120 Seat 32 Sarah Anderson 1A Fabian, Dan (R) ...................431 ....... 9635 ....... 14 Seat 36 Seat 78 Plymouth—43A 29A Quam, Duane (R) ................569 ....... 9236 ......... 9 Roger Crawford Rena Moran Seat 49 Mora—8B Bob Gunther 20A Falk, Andrew (DFL) ............239 ....... 4228 ..... 128 St. Paul—65A Seat 107 Branden Petersen Fairmont—24A 5A Rukavina, Tom (DFL) .........303 ....... 0170 ..... 123 Seat 77 Seat 50 Twin Valley—2AKent Eken Erin Murphy Seat 76 Seat 51 Andover—49B 11B Franson, Mary (R) ...............429 ....... 3201 ......... 6 CarlosSeat Mariani 114 Bruce Vogel 53A Runbeck, Linda (R) .............583 ....... 2907 ......... 7 St. Paul—65B St. Paul—64A Frank Hornstein Paul
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