Minnesota House of Representatives election, 2018
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The 2018 Minnesota House of Representatives election will be held in the U.S. state of Minnesota on November 6, 2018, to elect members to the House of Representatives of the 91st Minnesota Legislature. A primary election was held in several districts on August 14, 2018. The election coincides with the election for governor, a special election for the Minnesota Senate, and other elections.
Background
The last election resulted in the Republican Party of Minnesota winning a majority of 76 seats, increasing the majority of 72 seats it won in 2014. It was the first time that a party has retained control of the House of Representatives since the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) in the 2008 election. In conjunction with the result of the Senate election, it also resulted in the return of all-Republican control of the Legislature since 2012—only the second time the Republicans have held control of both houses since the return of partisan elections to the House in 1974 and the Senate in 1976 and marking the end of two years of split control between a Republican-held House and a DFL-held Senate.
A special election was held for District 32B on February 14, 2017, following the invalidation of its general election results. On September 8, 2016, the Minnesota Supreme Court found Republican incumbent Bob Barrett ineligible for election because he did not reside in his district. As the ruling occurred within 80 days of the general election, Barrett's name could not be replaced on the ballot.[1] Republican Anne Neu won the special election, increasing the Republican majority to 77 seats.[2]
Electoral system
The 134 members of the House of Representatives will be elected from single-member districts by first-past-the-post voting to two-year terms. Contested nominations of the DFL and Republican parties for each district were determined by an open primary election. Minor-party and independent candidates were nominated by petition. Write-in candidates must file a request with the secretary of state's office for votes for them to be counted.
The candidate filing period was from May 22 through June 5, 2018.[3]
Retiring members
Republican
- Matt Dean, 38B[4]
- Joe Hoppe, 47B[5]
- Jeff Howe, 13A: To seek election to be District 13's senator in the Minnesota Senate.[6]
- Jim Newberger, 15B: To seek election to be Minnesota's Class 1 U.S. senator.[7]
- Joyce Peppin, 34A: Resigned effective July 2, 2018, to join the Minnesota Rural Electric Association as director of government affairs and general counsel.[8]
- Mark Uglem, 36A[9]
- Abigail Whelan, 35A[10]
DFL
- Susan Allen, 62B[11]
- Jon Applebaum, 44B[12]
- David Bly, 20B[13]
- Karen Clark, 62A[11]
- Peggy Flanagan, 46A: To seek election to be lieutenant governor as Tim Walz's running mate.[14]
- Debra Hilstrom, 40B: To seek election to be attorney general.[15]
- Clark Johnson, 19A[16]
- Sheldon Johnson, 67B[17]
- Erin Maye Quade, 57A: To seek election to be lieutenant governor as Erin Murphy's running mate.[18]
- Jason Metsa, 6B: To seek election to be Minnesota's 8th congressional district representative.[19]
- Erin Murphy, 64A: To seek election to be governor.[20]
- Ilhan Omar, 60B: To seek election to be Minnesota's 5th congressional district representative.[15]
- Paul Rosenthal, 49B: Resigned effective September 5, 2018, to become the director of external affairs for Western Governors University.[21][22]
- Linda Slocum, 50A[23]
- Paul Thissen, 61B: Resigned effective April 20, 2018, to become a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.[24][25]
- JoAnn Ward, 53A[26]
Candidates
| District | Incumbent | Candidates | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Party | First elected | Name | Party | |
| 1A | Dan Fabian | Republican | 2010 | Dan Fabian[27] | Republican |
| Stephen Moeller[27] | DFL | ||||
| 1B | Deb Kiel | Republican | 2010 | Deb Kiel[28] | Republican |
| Brent Lindstrom[29] | DFL | ||||
| 2A | Matt Grossell | Republican | 2016 | Matt Grossell[30] | Republican |
| Michael Northbird[31] | DFL | ||||
| 2B | Steve Green | Republican | 2012 | Steve Green[30] | Republican |
| Karen Branden[32] | DFL | ||||
| 3A | Rob Ecklund | DFL | 2015[nb 3] | Randy Goutermont[34] | Republican |
| Rob Ecklund[34] | DFL | ||||
| 3B | Mary Murphy | DFL | 1976 | Keith MacDonald[35] | Republican |
| Mary Murphy[36] | DFL | ||||
| 4A | Ben Lien | DFL | 2012 | Jordan Idso[35] | Republican |
| Ben Lien[35] | DFL | ||||
| 4B | Paul Marquart | DFL | 2000 | Jason Peterson[35] | Republican |
| Paul Marquart[35] | DFL | ||||
| 5A | Matt Bliss | Republican | 2016 | Matt Bliss[37] | Republican |
| John Persell[38] | DFL | ||||
| 5B | Sandy Layman | Republican | 2016 | Sandy Layman[39] | Republican |
| Pat Medure[40] | DFL | ||||
| 6A | Julie Sandstede | DFL | 2016 | Guy Anderson[41] | Republican |
| Julie Sandstede[41] | DFL | ||||
| 6B | Jason Metsa[nb 4] | DFL | 2012 | Skeeter Tomczak[34] | Republican |
| Dave Lislegard[42] | DFL | ||||
| 7A | Jennifer Schultz | DFL | 2014 | Dana Krivogorsky[35] | Republican |
| Jennifer Schultz[36] | DFL | ||||
| 7B | Liz Olson | DFL | 2016 | Caroline Burley[35] | Republican |
| Liz Olson[36] | DFL | ||||
| 8A | Bud Nornes | Republican | 1996 | Bud Nornes[43] | Republican |
| Brittney Johnson[44] | DFL | ||||
| 8B | Mary Franson | Republican | 2010 | Mary Franson[45] | Republican |
| Gail Kulp[46] | DFL | ||||
| 9A | John Poston | Republican | 2016 | John Poston[47] | Republican |
| Alex Hering[48] | DFL | ||||
| 9B | Ron Kresha | Republican | 2012 | Ron Kresha[49] | Republican |
| Stephen Browning[50] | DFL | ||||
| 10A | Josh Heintzeman | Republican | 2014 | Josh Heintzeman[51] | Republican |
| Dale Menk[52] | DFL | ||||
| 10B | Dale Lueck | Republican | 2014 | Dale Lueck[53] | Republican |
| Phil Yetzer[54] | DFL | ||||
| 11A | Mike Sundin | DFL | 2012 | Jeff Dotseth[55] | Republican |
| Mike Sundin[56] | DFL | ||||
| 11B | Jason Rarick | Republican | 2014 | Jason Rarick[35] | Republican |
| Tim Burkhardt[57] | DFL | ||||
| 12A | Jeff Backer | Republican | 2014 | Jeff Backer[58] | Republican |
| Murray Smart[59] | DFL | ||||
| 12B | Paul Anderson | Republican | 2008 | Paul Anderson[60] | Republican |
| Ben Schirmers[61] | DFL | ||||
| 13A | Jeff Howe[nb 4] | Republican | 2012 | Lisa Demuth[62] | Republican |
| Jim Read[63] | DFL | ||||
| 13B | Tim O'Driscoll | Republican | 2010 | Tim O'Driscoll[64] | Republican |
| Heidi Everett[65] | DFL | ||||
| 14A | Tama Theis | Republican | 2013[nb 3] | Tama Theis[66] | Republican |
| Aric Putnam[67] | DFL | ||||
| 14B | Jim Knoblach | Republican | 1994[nb 5] | Jim Knoblach[68][nb 6] | Republican |
| Dan Wolgamott[70] | DFL | ||||
| 15A | Sondra Erickson | Republican | 1998[nb 7] | Sondra Erickson[71] | Republican |
| Emy Minzel[72] | DFL | ||||
| 15B | Jim Newberger[nb 4] | Republican | 2012 | Shane Mekeland[73] | Republican |
| Karla Scapanski[74] | DFL | ||||
| Myron Wilson[75] | Independent | ||||
| 16A | Chris Swedzinski | Republican | 2010 | Chris Swedzinski[35] | Republican |
| Tom Wyatt-Yerka[76] | DFL | ||||
| 16B | Paul Torkelson | Republican | 2008 | Paul Torkelson[77] | Republican |
| Mindy Kimmel[78] | DFL | ||||
| 17A | Tim Miller | Republican | 2014 | Tim Miller[79] | Republican |
| Lyle Koenen[80] | DFL | ||||
| 17B | Dave Baker | Republican | 2014 | Dave Baker[79] | Republican |
| Anita Flowe[81] | DFL | ||||
| 18A | Dean Urdahl | Republican | 2002 | Dean Urdahl[82] | Republican |
| Justin Vold[83] | DFL | ||||
| Jill Galvan[84] | Libertarian | ||||
| Kyle Greene[85] | Independent | ||||
| 18B | Glenn Gruenhagen | Republican | 2010 | Glenn Gruenhagen[86] | Republican |
| Ashley Latzke[83] | DFL | ||||
| 19A | Clark Johnson[nb 4] | DFL | 2013[nb 3] | Kim Spears[87] | Republican |
| Jeff Brand[88] | DFL | ||||
| 19B | Jack Considine | DFL | 2014 | Joe Steck[89] | Republican |
| Jack Considine[90] | DFL | ||||
| 20A | Bob Vogel | Republican | 2014 | Bob Vogel[91] | Republican |
| Barbara Dröher Kline[92] | DFL | ||||
| 20B | David Bly[nb 4] | DFL | 2006[nb 8] | Josh Gare[93] | Republican |
| Todd Lippert[94] | DFL | ||||
| 21A | Barb Haley | Republican | 2016 | Barb Haley[95] | Republican |
| Lori Ann Clark[96] | DFL | ||||
| 21B | Steve Drazkowski | Republican | 2007[nb 3] | Steve Drazkowski[97] | Republican |
| Jonathan Isenor[98] | DFL | ||||
| 22A | Joe Schomacker | Republican | 2010 | Joe Schomacker[99] | Republican |
| Maxwell Kaufman[100] | DFL | ||||
| 22B | Rod Hamilton | Republican | 2004 | Rod Hamilton[101] | Republican |
| Cheniqua Johnson[100] | DFL | ||||
| 23A | Bob Gunther | Republican | 1995[nb 3] | Bob Gunther[102] | Republican |
| Heather Klassen[103] | DFL | ||||
| 23B | Jeremy Munson | Republican | 2018[nb 3] | Jeremy Munson[104] | Republican |
| Jim Grabowska[90] | DFL | ||||
| 24A | John Petersburg | Republican | 2012 | John Petersburg[105] | Republican |
| Joe Heegard[106] | DFL | ||||
| 24B | Brian Daniels | Republican | 2014 | Brian Daniels[107] | Republican |
| Yvette Marthaler[108] | DFL | ||||
| 25A | Duane Quam | Republican | 2010 | Duane Quam[109] | Republican |
| Jamie Mahlberg[110] | DFL | ||||
| 25B | Duane Sauke | DFL | 2016 | Kenneth Bush[111] | Republican |
| Duane Sauke[112] | DFL | ||||
| 26A | Tina Liebling | DFL | 2004 | Paul Wilson[113] | Republican |
| Tina Liebling[114] | DFL | ||||
| 26B | Nels Pierson | Republican | 2014 | Nels Pierson[114] | Republican |
| Tyrel Clark[115] | DFL | ||||
| 27A | Peggy Bennett | Republican | 2014 | Peggy Bennett[116] | Republican |
| Terry Gjersvik[117] | DFL | ||||
| 27B | Jeanne Poppe | DFL | 2004 | Christine Green[118] | Republican |
| Jeanne Poppe[119] | DFL | ||||
| 28A | Gene Pelowski | DFL | 1986 | Gene Pelowski[120] | DFL |
| 28B | Greg Davids | Republican | 1991[nb 9] | Greg Davids[121] | Republican |
| Thomas Trehus[122] | DFL | ||||
| 29A | Joe McDonald | Republican | 2010 | Joe McDonald[123] | Republican |
| Renée Cardarelle[123] | DFL | ||||
| 29B | Marion O'Neill | Republican | 2012 | Marion O'Neill[124] | Republican |
| Sharon McGinty[125] | DFL | ||||
| 30A | Nick Zerwas | Republican | 2012 | Nick Zerwas[126] | Republican |
| Sarah Hamlin[127] | DFL | ||||
| 30B | Eric Lucero | Republican | 2014 | Eric Lucero[128] | Republican |
| Margaret Fernandez[128] | DFL | ||||
| 31A | Kurt Daudt | Republican | 2010 | Kurt Daudt[129] | Republican |
| Brad Brown[130] | DFL | ||||
| 31B | Cal Bahr | Republican | 2016 | Cal Bahr[131] | Republican |
| Sue Larson[132] | DFL | ||||
| 32A | Brian Johnson | Republican | 2012 | Brian Johnson[133] | Republican |
| Renae Berg[134] | DFL | ||||
| 32B | Anne Neu | Republican | 2017[nb 3] | Anne Neu[131] | Republican |
| Jeff Peterson[135] | DFL | ||||
| 33A | Jerry Hertaus | Republican | 2012 | Jerry Hertaus[136] | Republican |
| Norrie Thomas[137] | DFL | ||||
| 33B | Cindy Pugh | Republican | 2012 | Cindy Pugh[138] | Republican |
| Kelly Morrison[138] | DFL | ||||
| 34A | Vacant[nb 10] | Kristin Robbins[139] | Republican | ||
| Dan Solon[140] | DFL | ||||
| 34B | Dennis Smith | Republican | 2014 | Dennis Smith[141] | Republican |
| Kristin Bahner[141] | DFL | ||||
| 35A | Abigail Whelan[nb 4] | Republican | 2014 | John Heinrich[142] | Republican |
| Bill Vikander[142] | DFL | ||||
| 35B | Peggy Scott | Republican | 2008 | Peggy Scott[142] | Republican |
| Kathryn Eckhardt[143] | DFL | ||||
| 36A | Mark Uglem[nb 4] | Republican | 2012 | Bill Maresh[9] | Republican |
| Zack Stephenson[144] | DFL | ||||
| 36B | Melissa Hortman | DFL | 2004 | Jermain Botsio[145] | Republican |
| Melissa Hortman[146] | DFL | ||||
| 37A | Erin Koegel | DFL | 2016 | Anthony Wilder[142] | Republican |
| Erin Koegel[142] | DFL | ||||
| 37B | Nolan West | Republican | 2016 | Nolan West[142] | Republican |
| Amir Malik[142] | DFL | ||||
| 38A | Linda Runbeck | Republican | 1989[nb 11] | Linda Runbeck[147] | Republican |
| Kevin Fogarty[147] | DFL | ||||
| 38B | Matt Dean[nb 4] | Republican | 2004 | Pat Anderson[148] | Republican |
| Ami Wazlawik[149] | DFL | ||||
| 39A | Bob Dettmer | Republican | 2006 | Bob Dettmer[150] | Republican |
| Ann Mozey[151] | DFL | ||||
| 39B | Kathy Lohmer | Republican | 2010 | Kathy Lohmer[152] | Republican |
| Shelly Christensen[152] | DFL | ||||
| 40A | Mike Nelson | DFL | 2002 | David True[153] | Republican |
| Mike Nelson[153] | DFL | ||||
| 40B | Debra Hilstrom[nb 4] | DFL | 2000 | Robert Marvin[154] | Republican |
| Samantha Vang[154] | DFL | ||||
| 41A | Connie Bernardy | DFL | 2000[nb 12] | Susan Erickson[155] | Republican |
| Connie Bernardy[155] | DFL | ||||
| 41B | Mary Kunesh-Podein | DFL | 2016 | Mary Kunesh-Podein[156] | DFL |
| Tim Utz[157] | Independent | ||||
| 42A | Randy Jessup | Republican | 2016 | Randy Jessup[158] | Republican |
| Kelly Moller[159] | DFL | ||||
| 42B | Jamie Becker-Finn | DFL | 2016 | Yele-Mis Yang[158] | Republican |
| Jamie Becker-Finn[158] | DFL | ||||
| 43A | Peter Fischer | DFL | 2012 | Bob Cardinal[160] | Republican |
| Peter Fischer[160] | DFL | ||||
| 43B | Leon Lillie | DFL | 2004 | Rachael Bucholz[160] | Republican |
| Leon Lillie[160] | DFL | ||||
| 44A | Sarah Anderson | Republican | 2006 | Sarah Anderson[161] | Republican |
| Ginny Klevorn[161] | DFL | ||||
| 44B | Jon Applebaum[nb 4] | DFL | 2014 | Gary Porter[162] | Republican |
| Patty Acomb[163] | DFL | ||||
| 45A | Lyndon Carlson | DFL | 1972 | Reid Johnson[164] | Republican |
| Lyndon Carlson[164] | DFL | ||||
| 45B | Mike Freiberg | DFL | 2012 | Steve Merriman[165] | Republican |
| Mike Freiberg[165] | DFL | ||||
| 46A | Peggy Flanagan[nb 4] | DFL | 2015[nb 3] | Luke McCusker[166] | Republican |
| Ryan Winkler[166] | DFL | ||||
| 46B | Cheryl Youakim | DFL | 2014 | Melissa Moore[167] | Republican |
| Cheryl Youakim[168] | DFL | ||||
| 47A | Jim Nash | Republican | 2014 | Jim Nash[169] | Republican |
| Madalynn Gerold[170] | DFL | ||||
| 47B | Joe Hoppe[nb 4] | Republican | 2002 | Greg Boe[171] | Republican |
| Donzel Leggett[172] | DFL | ||||
| 48A | Laurie Pryor | DFL | 2016 | Ellen Cousins[173] | Republican |
| Laurie Pryor[174] | DFL | ||||
| 48B | Jenifer Loon | Republican | 2008 | Jenifer Loon[175] | Republican |
| Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn[175] | DFL | ||||
| 49A | Dario Anselmo | Republican | 2016 | Dario Anselmo[176] | Republican |
| Heather Edelson[177] | DFL | ||||
| 49B | Vacant[nb 13] | Matt Sikich[178] | Republican | ||
| Steve Elkins[179] | DFL | ||||
| 50A | Linda Slocum[nb 4] | DFL | 2006 | Kirsten Johnson[180] | Republican |
| Michael Howard[181] | DFL | ||||
| 50B | Andrew Carlson | DFL | 2016 | Chad Anderson[180] | Republican |
| Andrew Carlson[180] | DFL | ||||
| 51A | Sandra Masin | DFL | 2006[nb 8] | Jim Kiner[182] | Republican |
| Sandra Masin[182] | DFL | ||||
| 51B | Laurie Halverson | DFL | 2012 | Doug Willetts[183] | Republican |
| Laurie Halverson[183] | DFL | ||||
| 52A | Rick Hansen | DFL | 2004 | Beth Arntson[184] | Republican |
| Rick Hansen[184] | DFL | ||||
| 52B | Regina Barr | Republican | 2016 | Regina Barr[184] | Republican |
| Ruth Richardson[184] | DFL | ||||
| 53A | JoAnn Ward[nb 4] | DFL | 2012 | Andy Turonie[185] | Republican |
| Tou Xiong[160] | DFL | ||||
| 53B | Kelly Fenton | Republican | 2014 | Kelly Fenton[186] | Republican |
| Steve Sandell[187] | DFL | ||||
| 54A | Keith Franke | Republican | 2016 | Keith Franke[188] | Republican |
| Anne Claflin[189] | DFL | ||||
| 54B | Tony Jurgens | Republican | 2016 | Tony Jurgens[190] | Republican |
| Tina Folch[191] | DFL | ||||
| 55A | Bob Loonan | Republican | 2014 | Erik Mortensen[192] | Republican |
| Brad Tabke[193] | DFL | ||||
| 55B | Tony Albright | Republican | 2012 | Tony Albright[194] | Republican |
| Matt Christensen[35] | DFL | ||||
| 56A | Drew Christensen | Republican | 2014 | Drew Christensen[195] | Republican |
| Hunter Cantrell[196] | DFL | ||||
| 56B | Roz Peterson | Republican | 2014 | Roz Peterson[197] | Republican |
| Alice Mann[198] | DFL | ||||
| 57A | Erin Maye Quade[nb 4] | DFL | 2016 | Matt Lundin[199] | Republican |
| Robert Bierman[199] | DFL | ||||
| Matt Swenson[200] | Libertarian | ||||
| 57B | Anna Wills | Republican | 2012 | Anna Wills[201] | Republican |
| John Huot[202] | DFL | ||||
| 58A | Jon Koznick | Republican | 2014 | Jon Koznick[203] | Republican |
| Maggie Williams[203] | DFL | ||||
| 58B | Pat Garofalo | Republican | 2004 | Pat Garofalo[204] | Republican |
| Marla Vagts[205] | DFL | ||||
| 59A | Fue Lee | DFL | 2016 | Fred Statema[35] | Republican |
| Fue Lee[206] | DFL | ||||
| 59B | Raymond Dehn | DFL | 2012 | Lacy Johnson[207] | Republican |
| Raymond Dehn[207] | DFL | ||||
| 60A | Diane Loeffler | DFL | 2004 | Kelly Winsor[35] | Republican |
| Diane Loeffler[208] | DFL | ||||
| 60B | Ilhan Omar[nb 4] | DFL | 2016 | Joseph Patiño[209] | Republican |
| Mohamud Noor[209] | DFL | ||||
| 61A | Frank Hornstein | DFL | 2002 | Jeremy Hansen[35] | Republican |
| Frank Hornstein[210] | DFL | ||||
| 61B | Vacant[nb 14] | Scot Missling[35] | Republican | ||
| Jamie Long[211] | DFL | ||||
| 62A | Karen Clark[nb 4] | DFL | 1980 | Bruce Lundeen[212] | Republican |
| Hodan Hassan[213] | DFL | ||||
| 62B | Susan Allen[nb 4] | DFL | 2012[nb 3] | Ronald Peterson[212] | Republican |
| Aisha Gomez[214] | DFL | ||||
| 63A | Jim Davnie | DFL | 2000 | Kyle Bragg[35] | Republican |
| Jim Davnie[215] | DFL | ||||
| 63B | Jean Wagenius | DFL | 1986 | Frank Pafko[216] | Republican |
| Jean Wagenius[216] | DFL | ||||
| 64A | Erin Murphy[nb 4] | DFL | 2006 | Patrick Griffin[35] | Republican |
| Kaohly Her[217] | DFL | ||||
| 64B | Dave Pinto | DFL | 2014 | Alex Pouliot[35] | Republican |
| Dave Pinto[35] | DFL | ||||
| 65A | Rena Moran | DFL | 2010 | Monique Giordana[35] | Republican |
| Rena Moran[218] | DFL | ||||
| 65B | Carlos Mariani | DFL | 1990 | Margaret Mary Stokely[35] | Republican |
| Carlos Mariani[219] | DFL | ||||
| 66A | Alice Hausman | DFL | 1989[nb 3] | Jon Heyer[220] | Republican |
| Alice Hausman[220] | DFL | ||||
| 66B | John Lesch | DFL | 2002 | David Richard[221] | Republican |
| John Lesch[222] | DFL | ||||
| 67A | Tim Mahoney | DFL | 1998 | Tim Mahoney[221] | DFL |
| 67B | Sheldon Johnson[nb 4] | DFL | 2000 | Fred Turk[223] | Republican |
| Jay Xiong[224] | DFL | ||||
Primary elections
A primary election was held in 21 districts to nominate Republican and DFL candidates. Eight Republican nominations and 14 DFL nominations were contested. Seven incumbents were opposed for their party's nomination. Notably, District 55A Republican incumbent Bob Loonan lost his party's nomination.[192]
Results
| District | Party | Candidates | Votes | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6B | Republican | Skeeter Tomczak | 2,402 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Dave Lislegard[225] | 4,243 | 68.20 | |
| Shaun Hainey[226] | 1,978 | 31.80 | ||
| 15B | Republican | Shane Mekeland | 2,258 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Karla Scapanski[227] | 1,166 | 66.33 | |
| Jessica Filiaggi[228] | 592 | 33.67 | ||
| 18A | Republican | Dean Urdahl | 2,534 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Justin Vold[83] | 1,065 | 61.60 | |
| Robert Wright[82] | 664 | 38.40 | ||
| 22A | Republican | Joe Schomacker | 3,275 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Maxwell Kaufman[100] | 1,331 | 53.82 | |
| Brian Abrahamson[99] | 1,142 | 46.18 | ||
| 24A | Republican | John Petersburg | 2,111 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Joe Heegard[106] | 1,727 | 78.68 | |
| Ethan Cords[229] | 468 | 21.32 | ||
| 26A | Republican | Paul Wilson | 1,624 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Tina Liebling[230] | 3,555 | 89.93 | |
| Abdulkadir Abdalla[231][nb 15] | 398 | 10.07 | ||
| 31B | Republican | Cal Bahr[131] | 1,829 | 56.89 |
| Tom Hackbarth[131] | 1,386 | 43.11 | ||
| DFL | Sue Larson | 1,969 | 100.00 | |
| 34A | Republican | Kristin Robbins[139] | 2,010 | 59.33 |
| Brad Ganzer[233] | 1,378 | 40.67 | ||
| DFL | Dan Solon | 2,444 | 100.00 | |
| 40B | Republican | Robert Marvin | 957 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Samantha Vang[234] | 1,705 | 46.65 | |
| Cindy Yang[234] | 1,587 | 43.42 | ||
| Alexander Koenig[35] | 363 | 9.93 | ||
| 41B | DFL | Mary Kunesh-Podein[235] | 4,718 | 85.78 |
| Jeffrey Wagner[235] | 782 | 14.22 | ||
| 46B | Republican | Melissa Moore[167] | 633 | 60.00 |
| Bob Helland[167] | 422 | 40.00 | ||
| DFL | Cheryl Youakim | 5,458 | 100.00 | |
| 47B | Republican | Greg Boe[236] | 1,324 | 56.97 |
| Vincent Beaudette[237] | 1,000 | 43.03 | ||
| DFL | Donzel Leggett | 2,848 | 100.00 | |
| 53A | Republican | Andy Turonie[238] | 970 | 56.86 |
| Bill Dahn[160] | 736 | 43.14 | ||
| DFL | Tou Xiong | 3,429 | 100.00 | |
| 55A | Republican | Erik Mortensen[194] | 1,727 | 57.76 |
| Bob Loonan[239] | 1,263 | 42.24 | ||
| DFL | Brad Tabke | 2,137 | 100.00 | |
| 57A | Republican | Matt Lundin | 1,948 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Robert Bierman[240] | 1,655 | 45.42 | |
| Linda Garrett-Johnson[240] | 1,116 | 30.63 | ||
| Roxanne Mindeman[240][nb 16] | 507 | 13.91 | ||
| Kyle Koch[240][nb 16] | 220 | 6.04 | ||
| Jake Cassidy[240] | 146 | 4.01 | ||
| 59A | Republican | Fred Statema | 317 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Fue Lee[242] | 3,620 | 79.53 | |
| Grace Moua[35] | 932 | 20.47 | ||
| 59B | Republican | Lacy Johnson | 418 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Raymond Dehn[243] | 3,317 | 52.60 | |
| Lisa Neal-Delgado[35] | 2,989 | 47.40 | ||
| 60B | Republican | Joseph Patiño[209] | 190 | 67.14 |
| Fadumo Taani[209] | 93 | 32.86 | ||
| DFL | Mohamud Noor[209] | 2,909 | 39.73 | |
| Peter Wagenius[209] | 2,076 | 28.35 | ||
| Cordelia Pierson[209] | 1,287 | 17.58 | ||
| Haaris Pasha[209] | 374 | 5.11 | ||
| Joshua Preston[209] | 335 | 4.58 | ||
| Mary Mellen[209] | 257 | 3.51 | ||
| Angelo Jaramillo[209] | 84 | 1.15 | ||
| 62A | Republican | Bruce Lundeen | 218 | 100.00 |
| DFL | Hodan Hassan[213] | 2,207 | 28.41 | |
| Osman Ahmed[213] | 1,607 | 20.68 | ||
| Omar Fateh[213] | 1,602 | 20.62 | ||
| Margarita Ortega[213] | 1,531 | 19.71 | ||
| Jen Kader[213] | 822 | 10.58 | ||
| 62B | Republican | Ronald Peterson[35] | 196 | 67.82 |
| Ross Tenneson[35] | 93 | 32.18 | ||
| DFL | Aisha Gomez | 7,075 | 100.00 | |
| 66B | Republican | David Richard | 519 | 100.00 |
| DFL | John Lesch[222] | 3,287 | 75.15 | |
| Trahern Crews[221] | 1,087 | 24.85 | ||
| Source: Minnesota Secretary of State[244] | ||||
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| Withdrawn candidates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| District | Name | Party | Note |
| 2A | Soren Sorensen[245] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[246] |
| 2B | Darren Leno[247] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[248] |
| 5A | Reed Olson[249] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[250] |
| 8A | Nate Gramley[251] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[252] |
| 13A | Jeff Howe[73] | Republican | Withdrew to seek election to the Minnesota Senate in the District 13 special election.[6] |
| 13B | Benjamin Carollo[73] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[253] |
| 15B | Lucas Knese[73] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[254] |
| Mark Olson[255] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[254] | |
| John Ulrick[256] | Republican | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[257] | |
| 19A | Nick Pemberton[258] | DFL | Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.[35] |
| 25B | Walter Smith[259] | Republican | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[260] |
| 27A | Thomas Martinez[261] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[262] |
| Colin Minehart[263] | DFL | Withdrew to focus on his business.[262] | |
| 28B | Jordan Fontenello[264] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[265] |
| 29A | Janice Holter Kittok[266] | DFL | Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.[35] |
| 34A | Joyce Peppin[267] | Republican | Withdrew to join the Minnesota Rural Electric Association as director of government affairs and general counsel.[8] |
| 35A | Mandy Benz[268] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[269] |
| Andre Champagne[270] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[269] | |
| John LeTourneau[271] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[269] | |
| Jill Novitzke[272] | Republican | Lost party's endorsement.[269] | |
| Donavon Balaski[273] | DFL | Website and social media no longer active. | |
| Andy Hillebregt[274] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[275] | |
| 37A | Brian McCormick[276] | Libertarian | Did not submit a nominating petition.[277] |
| 37B | Brandon Taitt[278] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[279] |
| 38B | Lori Ahlness[280] | Republican | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[281] |
| Ken Swecker[280] | Republican | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[282] | |
| 39B | Paula O'Loughlin[283] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[284] |
| 40B | Debra Hilstrom[285] | DFL | Withdrew to seek election to be attorney general.[15] |
| 42A | Burt Johnson[286] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[287] |
| Liz Voltz[288] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[289] | |
| 46A | Brittany Edwards[290] | DFL | Withdrew after conceding party's endorsement.[291] |
| Brian Shekleton[292] | DFL | Withdrew following Ryan Winkler's announcement that he would seek election.[293] | |
| 47A | David Snyder[294] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[295] |
| 47B | Joe Hoppe[296] | Republican | Withdrew to resume full-time employment.[5] |
| 49A | Cheryl Barry[297] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[298] |
| Carolyn Jackson[299] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[300] | |
| 49B | Paul Rosenthal[301] | DFL | Withdrew to become the director of external affairs for Western Governors University.[21] |
| 51A | Ryan Fagan[302] | DFL | Withdrew and endorsed Sandra Masin.[303] |
| 52B | Geoff Dittberner[304] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[305] |
| 53A | Greta Bjerkness[238] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[306] |
| Lila Eltawely[307] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[308] | |
| 55A | Mary Hernandez[309] | DFL | Withdrew for personal reasons.[310] |
| 56A | Renita Fisher[196] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[311] |
| 56B | Lindsey Port | DFL | Withdrew due to loss of popular support.[312] |
| 57A | Erin Maye Quade[313] | DFL | Withdrew to seek election to be lieutenant governor as Erin Murphy's running mate.[18] |
| 60A | Anthony Hernandez[314] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[315] |
| 60B | Ilhan Omar[316] | DFL | Withdrew to seek election to be Minnesota's 5th congressional district representative.[15] |
| 61B | Sara Freeman[211] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[317] |
| Tim Laughinghouse[211] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[318] | |
| Meggie Wittorf[211] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[319] | |
| 62A | Farhio Khalif[213] | DFL | Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.[35] |
| Guhaad Said[320] | DFL | Website and social media no longer active. | |
| 62B | Korina Barry[214] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[321] |
| Rebecca Gagnon[214] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[322] | |
| Bonita Jones[214] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[323] | |
| Ben Schweigert[214] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[324] | |
| 63B | Emily Antin[325] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[326] |
| Husniyah Dent Bradley[327] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[328] | |
| Leili Fatehi[329] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[328] | |
| Brenda Johnson[330] | DFL | Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.[35] | |
| Philip Sturm[331] | Independent | Did not submit a nominating petition.[35] | |
| 64A | Kayla Farhang | DFL | Withdrew for personal reasons.[332] |
| Amanda Karls[333] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[217] | |
| Meg Luger-Nikolai[334] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[217] | |
| 64B | Troy Sjerven[335] | Libertarian | Did not submit a nominating petition.[277] |
| 66B | Alissa Harrington[336] | DFL | Withdrew after conceding party's endorsement.[337] |
| 67B | John Slade[224] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[337] |
| Grant Stevensen[224] | DFL | Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.[337] | |
| Shoua Yang[224] | DFL | Lost party's endorsement.[337] | |
See also
Notes
- ↑ Including 1 vacant seat previously held by the Republicans.
- ↑ Including 2 vacant seats previously held by the DFL.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Elected in a special election.[33]
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Retiring; not seeking re-election.
- ↑ Did not seek re-election in 2006. Elected again in 2014.
- ↑ Suspended campaign on September 21, 2018, following allegations of inappropriate behavior.[69]
- ↑ Elected in a special election. Lost re-election in 2008. Elected again in 2010.
- 1 2 Lost re-election in 2010. Elected again in 2012.
- ↑ Elected in a special election. Lost re-election in 2006. Elected again in 2008.
- ↑ Republican Joyce Peppin resigned effective on July 2, 2018, to join the Minnesota Rural Electric Association as director of government affairs and general counsel.[8]
- ↑ Elected in a special election. Did not seek re-election in 1992 in order to seek election to the Minnesota Senate. Did not seek re-election to the Senate in 2000. Elected again to the House in 2010.
- ↑ Did not seek re-election in 2006. Elected again in 2012.
- ↑ DFL incumbent Paul Rosenthal resigned effective on September 5, 2018, to become the director of external affairs for Western Governors University.[22]
- ↑ DFL incumbent Paul Thissen resigned effective on April 20, 2018, to become a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.[25]
- ↑ Suspended campaign on June 22, 2018.[232]
- 1 2 Suspended campaign on July 31, 2018, and endorsed Robert Bierman[241]
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