2016 Minnesota Senate election

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All 67 seats in the Minnesota Senate
34 seats needed for a majority
|  | Majority party  | Minority party

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Leader  | David Hann
(lost re-election)  | Tom Bakk
Party  | Republican | Democratic (DFL)
Leader since  | November 9, 2012  | November 4, 2010
Leader's seat  | 48th–Eden Prairie | 3rd–Cook
Last election  | 28 seats, 43.49%  | 39 seats, 55.83%
Seats won  | 34 | 33
Seat change  | 6  | 6
Popular vote  | 1,377,128  | 1,409,775
Percentage  | 48.96  | 50.12
Swing  | 5.47 pp | 5.71 pp

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Results by district

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| Majority Leader before election

Tom Bakk
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| Elected Majority Leader

Paul Gazelka
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The 2016 Minnesota Senate election was held in the U.S. state of Minnesota on November 8, 2016, to elect members to the Senate of the 90th and 91st Minnesota Legislatures. A primary election was held in several districts on August 9, 2016. The election coincided with the election of the other house of the Legislature, the House of Representatives.

The Republican Party of Minnesota won a majority of seats, defeating the majority of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL). This was the first election for the DFL since it won a majority of seats in the 2012 election, after losing a majority to the Republicans in the 2010 election. The new Legislature convened on January 3, 2017.

## Background

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The last election resulted in the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) winning a majority of seats, after losing a majority to the Republican Party of Minnesota only two years earlier in the previous election. This resulted in the Republicans losing the only majority they have had since the return of partisan elections to the Senate in 1976. In conjunction with the result of the House election, it also resulted in the return of all-DFL control of the Legislature since 2010 as well as the return of all-party and all-DFL control of the Legislature and governorship since 1990, which ended with the election of a Republican majority to the House in 2014.

## Electoral system

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The 67 members of the Senate were elected from single-member districts via first-past-the-post voting for four-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 have filed a request with the secretary of state's office for votes for them to have been counted.

## Retiring members

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### DFL

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* Terri Bonoff, 44th[1]
* Barb Goodwin, 41st[2]
* Alice Johnson, 37th[3]
* Jim Metzen, 52nd[4]
* Died of lung cancer on July 11, 2016.[5]
* Roger Reinert, 7th[6]
* Bev Scalze, 42nd[7]
* Kathy Sheran, 19th[8]
* Katie Sieben, 54th[9]
* LeRoy Stumpf, 1st[10]

### Republican

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* Dave Brown, 15th[11]
* Julianne Ortman, 47th[12]
* John Pederson, 14th[13]
* Dave Thompson, 58th[14]

## Predictions

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Source  | Ranking  | As of

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Governing[15] | Lean D  | October 12, 2016

### Competitive districts

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According to MinnPost, the Star Tribune, the Pioneer Press, and MPR News, a total of 19 districts were competitive. MinnPost considered 12 districts to be competitive—10 of which were held by the DFL and two by the Republicans,[16] the Star Tribune 19—13 of which were held by the DFL and six by the Republicans,[17] the Pioneer Press six—five of which were held by the DFL and one by the Republicans,[18] and MPR News nine—seven of which were held by the DFL and two by the Republicans.[19]

District  | Incumbent  | Party  | First
elected  | 2012
result  | MinnPost[16]
(November 3, 2016) | Star Tribune[17]
(September 16, 2016) | Pioneer Press[18]
(October 18, 2016) | MPR News[19]
(September 22, 2016) | Result

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1  | LeRoy Stumpf‡  | DFL  | 1982 | 60.59%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
2  | Rod Skoe | DFL  | 2002 | 54.92%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
4  | Kent Eken | DFL  | 2012 | 52.17%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
14  | John Pederson‡  | Republican  | 2010 | 52.47%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
17  | Lyle Koenen | DFL  | 2012*  | 55.40%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
20  | Kevin Dahle | DFL  | 2008*, 2012†  | 50.02%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
21  | Matt Schmit | DFL  | 2012 | 52.43%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
24  | Vicki Jensen | DFL  | 2012 | 52.60%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
26  | Carla Nelson | Republican  | 2010 | 55.62%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
32  | Sean Nienow§  | Republican  | 2002, 2010†  | 54.25%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
36  | John Hoffman | DFL  | 2012 | 53.10%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
37  | Alice Johnson‡  | DFL  | 2012 | 53.23%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
44  | Terri Bonoff‡  | DFL  | 2005*  | 55.81%  |  |  |  |  | Republican gain
48  | David Hann | Republican  | 2002 | 51.32%  |  |  |  |  | DFL gain
49  | Melisa Franzen | DFL  | 2012 | 52.74%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
53  | Susan Kent | DFL  | 2012 | 52.13%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
56  | Dan Hall | Republican  | 2010 | 53.92%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
57  | Greg Clausen | DFL  | 2012 | 54.09%  |  |  |  |  | Hold
58  | Dave Thompson‡  | Republican  | 2010 | 57.60%  |  |  |  |  | DFL gain

*Elected in a special election.[20]
†Elected to non-consecutive terms.[21]
‡Retired; did not seek re-election.
§Lost primary election for party's nomination.

## Primary elections results

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District  | Party  | Candidates  | Votes  | %

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1  | Republican  | Mark Johnson[22] | 2,561 | 83.99
Edwin Dale Hahn[23] | 488  | 16.01
DFL  | Kip Fontaine[24] | 2,369 | 77.47
Jual Carlson[23] | 689  | 22.53
5  | Republican  | Justin Eichorn[25] | 1,485 | 73.26
Pedie Pederson[26] | 542  | 26.74
DFL  | Tom Saxhaug | 2,140 | 100.00
15  | Republican  | Andrew Mathews[27] | 1,938 | 63.92
Dan Whitcomb[28] | 1,094  | 36.08
DFL  | Chilah Brown[29] | 657 | 58.71
Rob Passons[30] | 462  | 41.29
23  | Republican  | Julie Rosen | 2,706 | 100.00
DFL  | Barbara Lake[31] | 967 | 67.96
John Lillis[31] | 456  | 32.04
24  | Republican  | John Jasinski | 983 | 100.00
DFL  | Vicki Jensen[32] | 1,430 | 89.77
Rich Bailey[33] | 163  | 10.23
27  | Republican  | Gene Dornink[34] | 948 | 69.15
Cynthia Gail[35] | 423  | 30.85
DFL  | Dan Sparks | 1,379 | 100.00
32  | Republican  | Mark Koran[36] | 1,709 | 63.39
Sean Nienow[36] | 987  | 36.61
DFL  | Tim Nelson | 964 | 100.00
52  | Republican  | Mark Misukanis | 2,482 | 100.00
DFL  | Matt Klein[37] | 3,678 | 69.21
Todd Podgorski[38] | 1,636  | 30.79
53  | Republican  | Sharna Wahlgren[39] | 745 | 65.81
Bill Dahn[39] | 387  | 34.19
DFL  | Susan Kent | 2,290 | 100.00
59  | Republican  | Jennifer Carnahan | 293 | 100.00
DFL  | Bobby Joe Champion[40] | 4,020 | 81.99
Patwin Lawrence[41] | 883  | 18.01
62  | Republican  | Bruce Lundeen | 165 | 100.00
DFL  | Jeff Hayden[41] | 3,711 | 72.85
Mohamoud Hassan[42] | 1,383  | 27.15
64  | Republican  | Ian Baird[43] | 461 | 64.48
Sharon Anderson[43] | 254  | 35.52
DFL  | Dick Cohen | 8,213 | 100.00

Source: Minnesota Secretary of State[44]

## Opinion polling

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Polling firm  | Polling period  | Sample
size  | Margin of
error  | DFL  | Republican  | Undecided

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Public Policy Polling[45] | July 30 – August 2, 2015  | 1,015 RV | ±3.1 pp | 46% | 40%  | 15%

## Results

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Districts won Summary of the November 8, 2016, Minnesota Senate election results  Party  | Candidates  | Votes  | Seats

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No. | %  | ∆pp | No. | ∆No. | %
| Republican Party of Minnesota | 65  | 1,377,128  | 48.96  | 5.47  | 34  | 6  | 50.75
| Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party | 67  | 1,409,775  | 50.12  | 5.71  | 33  | 6  | 49.25
| Legal Marijuana Now Party | 1  | 8,861  | 0.32  | 0.32  | 0  |  | 0.00
| Libertarian Party of Minnesota | 3  | 7,899  | 0.28  | 0.28  | 0  |  | 0.00
| Independence Party of Minnesota | 1  | 3,197  | 0.11  | 0.11  | 0  |  | 0.00
| Write-in | N/A  | 5,964  | 0.21  | 0.05  | 0  |  | 0.00
Total | 2,812,824 | 100.00 | ±0.00 | 67 | ±0 | 100.00
Invalid/blank votes  | 155,457  | 5.24  | 1.77  |
Turnout (out of 3,972,330 eligible voters)[46] | 2,968,281  | 74.72  | 1.70
Source: Minnesota Secretary of State,[47] Minnesota Legislative Reference Library[48]

### District results

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District  | Incumbent  | Candidates

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Name  | Party  | First elected  | Name  | Party  | Votes  | %  | Winner
Party
1  | LeRoy Stumpf‡  | DFL  | 1982 | Mark Johnson[49] | Republican | 23,108  | 61.41  | Republican
Kip Fontaine[49] | DFL  | 14,501  | 38.54
2  | Rod Skoe | DFL  | 2002 | Paul Utke[50] | Republican | 22,232  | 56.60  | Republican
Rod Skoe[51] | DFL  | 17,002  | 43.29
3  | Tom Bakk | DFL  | 2002 | Tom Bakk[52] | DFL | 26,977  | 61.36  | DFL
Jennifer Havlick[53] | Republican  | 16,923  | 38.49
4  | Kent Eken | DFL  | 2012 | Kent Eken[54] | DFL | 21,420  | 55.13  | DFL
James Leiman[55] | Republican  | 17,382  | 44.74
5  | Tom Saxhaug | DFL  | 2002 | Justin Eichorn[56] | Republican | 20,240  | 50.59  | Republican
Tom Saxhaug[57] | DFL  | 19,687  | 49.21
6  | David Tomassoni | DFL  | 2000 | David Tomassoni[58] | DFL | 26,260  | 62.69  | DFL
Skeeter Tomczak[58] | Republican  | 15,555  | 37.13
7  | Roger Reinert‡  | DFL  | 2010 | Erik Simonson[59] | DFL | 27,677  | 65.50  | DFL
Donna Bergstrom[60] | Republican  | 14,470  | 34.25
8  | Bill Ingebrigtsen | Republican  | 2006 | Bill Ingebrigtsen[61] | Republican | 29,302  | 66.26  | Republican
Shawn Olson[62] | DFL  | 14,892  | 33.67
9  | Paul Gazelka | Republican  | 2010 | Paul Gazelka[63] | Republican | 27,749  | 71.19  | Republican
Jason Weinerman[64] | DFL  | 11,191  | 28.71
10  | Carrie Ruud | Republican  | 2002, 2012†  | Carrie Ruud[65] | Republican | 27,923  | 64.31  | Republican
Tiffany Stenglein[66] | DFL  | 15,440  | 35.56
11  | Tony Lourey | DFL  | 2006 | Tony Lourey[67] | DFL | 20,519  | 54.50  | DFL
Michael Cummins[67] | Republican  | 17,079  | 45.36
12  | Torrey Westrom | Republican  | 2012 | Torrey Westrom[68] | Republican | 28,254  | 67.60  | Republican
Russ Hinrichs[69] | DFL  | 13,515  | 32.34
13  | Michelle Fischbach | Republican  | 1996*  | Michelle Fischbach[70] | Republican | 29,235  | 68.60  | Republican
Michael Willemsen[71] | DFL  | 13,338  | 31.30
14  | John Pederson‡  | Republican  | 2010 | Jerry Relph[72] | Republican | 17,519  | 47.40  | Republican
Dan Wolgamott[73] | DFL  | 17,378  | 47.02
Steven Zilberg[73] | Libertarian  | 2,021  | 5.47
15  | Dave Brown‡  | Republican  | 2010 | Andrew Mathews[74] | Republican | 28,373  | 70.70  | Republican
Chilah Brown[74] | DFL  | 11,672  | 29.08
16  | Gary Dahms | Republican  | 2010 | Gary Dahms[75] | Republican | 26,086  | 67.29  | Republican
James Kanne[76] | DFL  | 12,651  | 32.63
17  | Lyle Koenen | DFL  | 2012*  | Andrew Lang[77] | Republican | 22,421  | 57.25  | Republican
Lyle Koenen[78] | DFL  | 16,713  | 42.67
18  | Scott Newman | Republican  | 2010 | Scott Newman[79] | Republican | 26,341  | 66.64  | Republican
Amy Wilde[80] | DFL  | 13,148  | 33.26
19  | Kathy Sheran‡  | DFL  | 2006 | Nick Frentz[81] | DFL | 22,875  | 56.11  | DFL
Willa Dailey[82] | Republican  | 15,057  | 36.93
Shane Wernsing[83] | Libertarian  | 2,798  | 6.86
20  | Kevin Dahle | DFL  | 2008*, 2012†  | Rich Draheim[84] | Republican | 22,274  | 51.91  | Republican
Kevin Dahle[85] | DFL  | 20,577  | 47.95
21  | Matt Schmit | DFL  | 2012 | Mike Goggin[86] | Republican | 22,901  | 54.24  | Republican
Matt Schmit[87] | DFL  | 19,282  | 45.67
22  | Bill Weber | Republican  | 2012 | Bill Weber[88] | Republican | 25,769  | 70.20  | Republican
Brian Abrahamson[89] | DFL  | 10,910  | 29.72
23  | Julie Rosen | Republican  | 2002 | Julie Rosen[90] | Republican | 28,063  | 70.81  | Republican
Barbara Lake[91] | DFL  | 11,529  | 29.09
24  | Vicki Jensen | DFL  | 2012 | John Jasinski[92] | Republican | 21,885  | 58.52  | Republican
Vicki Jensen[91] | DFL  | 15,463  | 41.35
25  | Dave Senjem | Republican  | 2002 | Dave Senjem[93] | Republican | 26,839  | 63.24  | Republican
Dale Amorosia[94] | DFL  | 15,555  | 36.65
26  | Carla Nelson | Republican  | 2010 | Carla Nelson[95] | Republican | 23,325  | 55.96  | Republican
Rich Wright[95] | DFL  | 18,317  | 43.95
27  | Dan Sparks | DFL  | 2002 | Dan Sparks[96] | DFL | 20,540  | 54.76  | DFL
Gene Dornink[97] | Republican  | 16,944  | 45.17
28  | Jeremy Miller | Republican  | 2010 | Jeremy Miller[87] | Republican | 25,217  | 62.97  | Republican
Jon Pieper[98] | DFL  | 14,793  | 36.94
29  | Bruce Anderson | Republican  | 2012 | Bruce Anderson[99] | Republican | 27,249  | 66.00  | Republican
Janice Holter Kittok[70] | DFL  | 13,992  | 33.89
30  | Mary Kiffmeyer | Republican  | 2012 | Mary Kiffmeyer[100] | Republican | 30,483  | 71.71  | Republican
P.J. LaCroix[101] | DFL  | 11,979  | 28.18
31  | Michelle Benson | Republican  | 2010 | Michelle Benson[102] | Republican | 29,650  | 67.96  | Republican
Ricky Englund[102] | DFL  | 13,919  | 31.91
32  | Sean Nienow§  | Republican  | 2002, 2010†  | Mark Koran[103] | Republican | 23,992  | 56.53  | Republican
Tim Nelson[104] | DFL  | 18,388  | 43.33
33  | David Osmek | Republican  | 2012 | David Osmek[105] | Republican | 30,175  | 59.59  | Republican
Sherrie Pugh[106] | DFL  | 17,335  | 34.24
Jay Nygard[105] | Libertarian  | 3,080  | 6.08
34  | Warren Limmer | Republican  | 1995*  | Warren Limmer[43] | Republican | 29,229  | 60.18  | Republican
Bonnie Westlin[107] | DFL  | 19,263  | 39.66
35  | Jim Abeler | Republican  | 2016*  | Jim Abeler[108] | Republican | 29,655  | 67.47  | Republican
Roger Johnson[109] | DFL  | 14,216  | 32.35
36  | John Hoffman | DFL  | 2012 | John Hoffman[110] | DFL | 21,793  | 51.00  | DFL
Jeff Lunde[111] | Republican  | 20,840  | 48.77
37  | Alice Johnson‡  | DFL  | 2012 | Jerry Newton[112] | DFL | 22,129  | 51.41  | DFL
Brad Sanford[113] | Republican  | 20,838  | 48.41
38  | Roger Chamberlain | Republican  | 2010 | Roger Chamberlain[114] | Republican | 27,109  | 58.61  | Republican
Pat Davern[115] | DFL  | 19,094  | 41.28
39  | Karin Housley | Republican  | 2012 | Karin Housley[116] | Republican | 28,960  | 61.29  | Republican
Sten Hakanson[117] | DFL  | 18,237  | 38.60
40  | Chris Eaton | DFL  | 2011*  | Chris Eaton[118] | DFL | 21,152  | 67.84  | DFL
Robert Marvin[118] | Republican  | 9,905  | 31.77
41  | Barb Goodwin‡  | DFL  | 2010 | Carolyn Laine[2] | DFL | 25,096  | 61.04  | DFL
Gary Johnson[114] | Republican  | 15,939  | 38.77
42  | Bev Scalze‡  | DFL  | 2012 | Jason Isaacson[119] | DFL | 24,962  | 54.21  | DFL
Candy Sina[120] | Republican  | 21,008  | 45.62
43  | Chuck Wiger | DFL  | 1996 | Chuck Wiger[121] | DFL | 24,347  | 56.95  | DFL
Bob Zick[122] | Republican  | 15,149  | 35.43
Chris Belflower[121] | Independence  | 3,197  | 7.48
44  | Terri Bonoff‡  | DFL  | 2005*  | Paul Anderson[123] | Republican | 25,309  | 50.13  | Republican
Deb Calvert[124] | DFL  | 25,114  | 49.74
45  | Ann Rest | DFL  | 2000 | Ann Rest[125] | DFL | 27,509  | 63.66  | DFL
Roxana Bruins[125] | Republican  | 15,588  | 36.07
46  | Ron Latz | DFL  | 2006 | Ron Latz[126] | DFL | 35,465  | 96.58  | DFL
47  | Julianne Ortman‡  | Republican  | 2002 | Scott Jensen[127] | Republican | 30,920  | 67.29  | Republican
Darryl Scarborough[128] | DFL  | 14,981  | 32.60
48  | David Hann | Republican  | 2002 | Steve Cwodzinski[129] | DFL | 24,303  | 51.10  | DFL
David Hann[129] | Republican  | 23,205  | 48.79
49  | Melisa Franzen | DFL  | 2012 | Melisa Franzen[130] | DFL | 28,273  | 54.47  | DFL
Mike Lehmann[130] | Republican  | 23,557  | 45.39
50  | Melissa Halvorson Wiklund | DFL  | 2012 | Melissa Halvorson Wiklund[131] | DFL | 24,921  | 59.53  | DFL
Kirsten Johnson[131] | Republican  | 16,805  | 40.14
51  | Jim Carlson | DFL  | 2006, 2012†  | Jim Carlson[132] | DFL | 24,358  | 54.04  | DFL
Victor Lake[133] | Republican  | 20,662  | 45.84
52  | Jim Metzen[nb 1] | DFL  | 1986 | Matt Klein[134] | DFL | 25,448  | 57.84  | DFL
Mark Misukanis[135] | Republican  | 18,485  | 42.01
53  | Susan Kent | DFL  | 2012 | Susan Kent[136] | DFL | 23,035  | 50.38  | DFL
Sharna Wahlgren[137] | Republican  | 22,636  | 49.51
54  | Katie Sieben‡  | DFL  | 2006 | Dan Schoen[138] | DFL | 22,162  | 53.13  | DFL
Leilani Holmstadt[139] | Republican  | 19,480  | 46.70
55  | Eric Pratt | Republican  | 2012 | Eric Pratt[140] | Republican | 29,132  | 68.53  | Republican
Ali Ali[141] | DFL  | 13,282  | 31.24
56  | Dan Hall | Republican  | 2010 | Dan Hall[142] | Republican | 23,602  | 55.07  | Republican
Phil Sterner[143] | DFL  | 19,178  | 44.75
57  | Greg Clausen | DFL  | 2012 | Greg Clausen[144] | DFL | 24,519  | 53.06  | DFL
Cory Campbell[145] | Republican  | 21,633  | 46.81
58  | Dave Thompson‡  | Republican  | 2010 | Matt Little[146] | DFL | 22,833  | 50.38  | DFL
Tim Pitcher[147] | Republican  | 22,446  | 49.53
59  | Bobby Joe Champion | DFL  | 2012 | Bobby Joe Champion[148] | DFL | 27,541  | 77.56  | DFL
Jennifer Carnahan[149] | Republican  | 7,814  | 22.01
60  | Kari Dziedzic | DFL  | 2012*  | Kari Dziedzic[150] | DFL | 31,542  | 77.53  | DFL
Martin Super[43] | Legal
Marijuana
Now  | 8,861  | 21.78
61  | Scott Dibble | DFL  | 2002 | Scott Dibble[43] | DFL | 43,045  | 81.07  | DFL
Bob Carney[43] | Republican  | 9,924  | 18.69
62  | Jeff Hayden | DFL  | 2011*  | Jeff Hayden[148] | DFL | 29,564  | 87.84  | DFL
Bruce Lundeen[43] | Republican  | 3,897  | 11.58
63  | Patricia Torres Ray | DFL  | 2006 | Patricia Torres Ray[151] | DFL | 38,470  | 80.70  | DFL
Ron Moey[151] | Republican  | 9,068  | 19.02
64  | Dick Cohen | DFL  | 1986 | Dick Cohen[43] | DFL | 36,757  | 76.67  | DFL
Ian Baird[43] | Republican  | 11,078  | 23.11
65  | Sandy Pappas | DFL  | 1990 | Sandy Pappas[43] | DFL | 27,743  | 80.70  | DFL
Jason Delmont[43] | Republican  | 6,479  | 18.85
66  | John Marty | DFL  | 1986 | John Marty[152] | DFL | 28,312  | 74.34  | DFL
Carolyn Jass[152] | Republican  | 9,670  | 25.39
67  | Foung Hawj | DFL  | 2012 | Foung Hawj[153] | DFL | 21,696  | 75.11  | DFL
Krysia Weidell[154] | Republican  | 7,091  | 24.55

*Elected in a special election.[20]
†Elected to non-consecutive terms.[21]
‡Retired; did not seek re-election.
§Lost primary election for party's nomination.

Withdrawn candidates

The following sought election but later withdrew.
District  | Candidates  | Party

|
|

1  | Jual Carlson[155] | Republican
Sue Grafstrom[155] | Republican
Alan Jensen[155] | Republican
Roger Schmitz[155] | Republican
Gary Willhite[155] | Republican
7  | Sharla Gardner[156] | DFL
14  | Jeff Johnson[157] | Republican
15  | Brad Schumaker[158] | Republican
19  | Mark Friedman[159] | DFL
20  | Mark Bartusek[160] | Republican
Bruce Morlan[160] | Republican
Danny Petricka[160] | Republican
24  | Janet Moline[161] | Republican
26  | Elliot Culp[162] | DFL
41  | Connie Bernardy[163] | DFL
44  | Cole Mathisen[164] | Republican
Kelli Slavik[165] | Republican
Sharon Sund[166] | DFL
47  | Jake Coleman[167] | Republican
48  | Joan Howe-Pullis[168] | DFL
52  | Maureen Ramirez[169] | DFL
54  | Lynn Kaye[139] | Republican
58  | Mike Freundschuh[170] | Republican
Mark Priore[170] | Republican
Melissa Sauser[170] | Republican
60  | Chris Meyer[150] | DFL

### Seats changing parties

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Party  | Incumbent  | District  | First elected  | Winner  | Party

|
|
|
|
|

DFL  | LeRoy Stumpf‡  | 1  | 1982 | Mark Johnson | Republican
Rod Skoe | 2  | 2002 | Paul Utke | Republican
Tom Saxhaug | 5  | 2002 | Justin Eichorn | Republican
Lyle Koenen | 17  | 2012*  | Andrew Lang | Republican
Kevin Dahle | 20  | 2008*, 2012†  | Rich Draheim | Republican
Matt Schmit | 21  | 2012 | Mike Goggin | Republican
Vicki Jensen | 24  | 2012 | John Jasinski | Republican
Terri Bonoff‡  | 44  | 2005*  | Paul Anderson | Republican
Republican  | David Hann | 48  | 2002 | Steve Cwodzinski | DFL
Dave Thompson‡  | 58  | 2010 | Matt Little | DFL

*Elected in a special election.[20]
†Elected to non-consecutive terms.[21]
‡Retired; did not seek re-election.

## See also

[edit]

* Minnesota House of Representatives election, 2016
* Minnesota elections, 2016
* Minnesota gubernatorial election, 2014

## Notes

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1. ^ Died of lung cancer on July 11, 2016.[5]

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