Minnesota House of Representatives election, 2012

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Minnesota House of Representatives election, 2012
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  2010 November 6, 2012 (2012-11-06) 2014  

All 134 seats in the Minnesota House of Representatives
68 seats needed for a majority

 Majority partyMinority party
  Paul Thissen.jpg Kurt Zellers.JPG
Leader Paul Thissen Kurt Zellers
Party DFL Republican
Leader sinceNovember 4, 2010June 23, 2009
Leader's seat61B–Minneapolis 34B–Maple Grove
Last election62 seats, 48.49%72 seats, 50.44%
Seats won7361
Seat changeIncrease2.svg11Decrease2.svg11
Popular vote1,468,3641,233,214
Percentage53.74%45.13%
SwingIncrease2.svg5.25 ppDecrease2.svg5.31 pp

MN House 2012.svg

Speaker before election

Kurt Zellers
Republican

Elected Speaker

Paul Thissen
DFL

The 2012 Minnesota House of Representatives election was held in the U.S. state of Minnesota on November 6, 2012, to elect members to the House of Representatives of the 88th Minnesota Legislature. A primary election was held in several districts on August 14, 2012.

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The Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) won a majority of seats, defeating the majority of the Republican Party of Minnesota. [1] This was the first election for the Republicans since it won a majority of seats in the 2010 election, after losing a majority to the DFL in the 2006 election. The new Legislature convened on January 8, 2013.

Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party Political party in Minnesota, United States

The Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) is a center-left political party in the U.S. state of Minnesota. It is affiliated with the U.S. Democratic Party. Formed by a merger of the Minnesota Democratic Party and the left-wing Minnesota Farmer–Labor Party in 1944, the DFL is one of only two state Democratic party affiliates of a different name.

Republican Party of Minnesota Political party in Minnesota, United States

The Republican Party of Minnesota is a conservative political party in the U.S. state of Minnesota. It is affiliated with the United States Republican Party.

Primary election results

DistrictPartyCandidatesVotes%
2BRepublican Steve Green 79053.45
David Collins68846.55
DFL Brita Sailer 1,188100.00
4ARepublicanTravis Reimche76869.44
Ken Lucier26223.69
Benjamin Larson766.87
DFL Ben Lien 85374.30
Sue Wiger29525.70
6BRepublicanJesse Colangelo68964.21
Dan Darbo38435.79
DFL Jason Metsa 3,39653.96
Lorrie Janatopoulos2,59041.16
Dave Meyer3074.88
7ARepublicanTherese Bower400100.00
DFL Tom Huntley 3,33781.51
Brandon Clokey75718.49
8BRepublican Mary Franson 1,167100.00
DFLBob Cunniff1,34275.82
Bruce Campbell42824.18
10BRepublican Dale Lueck 1,538100.00
DFL Joe Radinovich 2,42276.00
David Schaaf76524.00
11AIndependenceCory Pylkka27100.00
RepublicanJim Putnam621100.00
DFL Mike Sundin 2,36457.60
Bruce Ahlgren1,74042.40
11BRepublicanBen Wiener1,84857.39
Mitch Pangerl1,37242.61
DFL Tim Faust 2,19362.57
Nathan Johnson1,31237.43
15BRepublican Jim Newberger 679100.00
DFLBrian Johnson48077.80
Bruno Gad13722.20
17BIndependenceZachary Liebl63100.00
Republican Bruce Vogel 689100.00
DFL Mary Sawatzky 1,99465.92
Jessica Rohloff1,03134.08
24ARepublican John Petersburg 1,48866.10
Larry Johnson76333.90
DFLCraig Brenden484100.00
33BRepublican Cindy Pugh 2,25170.34
Steve Smith 94929.66
DFLDenise Bader681100.00
35BRepublican Peggy Scott 987100.00
DFLSam Scott49770.80
Samuel Beard20529.20
37BRepublican Tim Sanders 97889.72
Torey Hall11210.28
DFLJon Chlebeck522100.00
43ARepublicanStacey Stout774100.00
DFL Peter Fischer 1,53453.67
Bob Hill1,32446.33
43BRepublicanKevin Klein33655.45
Bob Zick27044.55
DFL Leon Lillie 1,224100.00
51ARepublican Diane Anderson 979100.00
DFL Sandra Masin 82888.09
Milton Walden11211.91
52ARepublicanJoe Blum70453.74
David Meisinger60646.26
DFL Rick Hansen 1,242100.00
55BRepublican Tony Albright 89778.75
Tim Jesperson24221.25
DFLTravis Burton449100.00
59ARepublicanCindy Lilly225100.00
DFL Joe Mullery 1,44177.27
Marcus Harcus42422.73
59BRepublicanGary Mazzotta9855.37
Bill McGaughey7944.63
DFL Raymond Dehn 87737.15
Terra Cole85736.30
Ian Alexander62726.56

Source: Minnesota Secretary of State [2]

General election

Opinion polling

Polling firm/clientPolling periodSample
size
Margin of
error (pp)
RepublicanDFLIndependenceOtherUndecided
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV November 1–3, 2012556 LV±4.240%48%6%6%1%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV October 26–28, 2012574 LV±4.240%45%8%6%1%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV October 12–14, 2012550 LV±4.336%45%8%3%9%
Public Policy Polling October 5–8, 2012937 LV±3.240%52%8%
Public Policy Polling September 10–11, 2012824 LV±3.444%47%9%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV September 6–9, 2012551 LV±4.338%45%6%3%9%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV July 17–19, 2012552 LV±4.340%45%8%2%6%
Public Policy Polling May 31 – June 3, 2012973±3.136%48%16%
Public Policy Polling January 21–22, 20121,236±2.839%48%14%
Public Policy Polling May 27–30, 20111,179±2.940%49%11%

Results

Summary of the November 6, 2012 Minnesota House of Representatives election results
PartyCandidatesVotesSeats
No.%ppNo.No.%
Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party 1321,468,36453.74Increase2.svg5.2573Increase2.svg1154.48
Republican Party of Minnesota 1321,233,21445.13Decrease2.svg5.3161Decrease2.svg1145.52
Independence Party of Minnesota 1013,5850.50Decrease2.svg0.100Steady2.svg0.00
Constitution Party of Minnesota 23,6260.13Increase2.svg0.060Steady2.svg0.00
Ecology Democracy Party 11,4230.05Increase2.svg0.050Steady2.svg0.00
Independent 12,3030.08Decrease2.svg0.090Steady2.svg0.00
Write-in N/A9,9180.36Increase2.svg0.180Steady2.svg0.00
Total2,732,433100.00±0.00134±0100.00
Invalid/blank votes218,3477.40Increase Negative.svg4.13
Turnout (out of 3,861,043 eligible voters) [3] 2,950,78076.42Increase2.svg20.59
Source: Minnesota Secretary of State, [4] Minnesota Legislative Reference Library [5]

District results

DistrictCandidatesPartyVotes%Winner
Party
1A Dan Fabian Republican11,14660.17Republican
Bruce PattersonDFL7,37039.78
1B Deb Kiel Republican9,40151.90Republican
Marc DemersDFL8,68547.95
2A Roger Erickson DFL10,73054.60DFL
Dave Hancock Republican8,90145.29
2B Steve Green Republican9,75950.96Republican
Brita Sailer DFL9,37648.96
3A David Dill DFL14,67166.75DFL
Jim TuomalaRepublican7,22832.88
3B Mary Murphy DFL14,36664.93DFL
Keith MacDonaldRepublican7,72734.93
4A Ben Lien DFL10,01154.80DFL
Travis ReimcheRepublican8,21844.99
4B Paul Marquart DFL12,63765.23DFL
Paul SandmanRepublican6,71934.68
5A John Persell DFL10,90156.12DFL
Larry Howes Republican8,49743.75
5B Tom Anzelc DFL11,16253.41DFL
Carolyn McElfatrick Republican9,70746.45
6A Carly Melin DFL14,58970.79DFL
Roger WeberRepublican5,98929.06
6B Jason Metsa DFL15,14668.17DFL
Jesse ColangeloRepublican7,01231.56
7A Tom Huntley DFL15,62270.88DFL
Therese BowerRepublican6,30228.59
7B Erik Simonson DFL12,45062.49DFL
Travis SilversRepublican4,34521.81
8A Bud Nornes Republican13,19062.77Republican
Chester NettestadDFL7,80037.12
8B Mary Franson Republican10,64249.98Republican
Bob CunniffDFL10,63049.93
9A Mark Anderson Republican10,97257.97Republican
Don NilesDFL7,92241.86
9B Ron Kresha Republican9,88152.97Republican
Adrian WelleDFL8,75146.91
10A John Ward DFL11,78956.98DFL
Chris KellettRepublican8,87242.88
10B Joe Radinovich DFL11,08750.69DFL
Dale Lueck Republican10,76449.22
11A Mike Sundin DFL12,61063.87DFL
Jim PutnamRepublican5,93130.04
Cory PylkkaIndependence1,1645.90
11B Tim Faust DFL9,39651.23DFL
Ben WienerRepublican8,90848.57
12A Jay McNamar DFL10,09247.49DFL
Scott DutcherRepublican9,83746.29
Dave HolmanIndependence1,3056.14
12B Paul Anderson Republican13,04366.33Republican
Rick RosenfieldDFL6,61133.62
13A Jeff Howe Republican12,07359.08Republican
Richard BohannonDFL8,33740.80
13B Tim O'Driscoll Republican12,07660.22Republican
Shannon SchroederDFL7,94639.62
14A Steve Gottwalt Republican10,26953.90Republican
Anne NolanDFL8,72645.80
14B Zach Dorholt DFL10,01756.22DFL
King Banaian Republican7,74943.49
15A Sondra Erickson Republican10,02752.36Republican
Joe WalshDFL9,10647.55
15B Jim Newberger Republican11,41457.77Republican
Brian JohnsonDFL8,31642.09
16A Chris Swedzinski Republican10,99156.72Republican
Al KruseDFL8,36343.16
16B Paul Torkelson Republican11,24356.14Republican
James KanneDFL6,46632.29
Jerry PagelIndependent2,30311.50
17A Andrew Falk DFL10,48953.86DFL
Tim Miller Republican8,95645.99
17B Mary Sawatzky DFL9,37048.30DFL
Bruce Vogel Republican8,56244.13
Zachary LieblIndependence1,4577.51
18A Dean Urdahl Republican11,74458.28Republican
Nancy LarsonDFL8,37241.55
18B Glenn Gruenhagen Republican11,05358.00Republican
Logan CampaDFL7,97141.83
19A Terry Morrow DFL17,26397.65DFL
19B Kathy Brynaert DFL11,89763.93DFL
Thad ShunkwilerRepublican6,66035.79
20A Kelby Woodard Republican10,87854.46Republican
Ryan WolfDFL9,07145.41
20B David Bly DFL11,70056.90DFL
Brian WermerskirchenRepublican8,84343.00
21A Tim Kelly Republican12,17457.49Republican
John BaconDFL8,96942.35
21B Steve Drazkowski Republican11,75957.95Republican
Bruce MontplaisirDFL8,51141.94
22A Joe Schomacker Republican11,55559.01Republican
Eugene ShortDFL8,00640.88
22B Rod Hamilton Republican10,16560.06Republican
Cheryl Avenel-NavaraDFL6,74539.85
23A Bob Gunther Republican11,54456.39Republican
Kevin LabenzDFL8,90843.51
23B Tony Cornish Republican16,27896.25Republican
24A John Petersburg Republican9,90652.18Republican
Craig BrendenDFL9,03647.60
24B Patti Fritz DFL9,98856.71DFL
Dan KaiserRepublican7,60843.20
25A Duane Quam Republican11,05654.55Republican
John VossenDFL9,18845.34
25B Kim Norton DFL11,86957.53DFL
Melissa ValerianoRepublican8,72542.29
26A Tina Liebling DFL10,48458.80DFL
Breanna BlyRepublican7,30640.97
26B Mike Benson Republican12,42757.10Republican
Pat StallmanDFL9,29542.71
27A Shannon Savick DFL9,74347.70DFL
Rich Murray Republican9,09044.50
William WagnerIndependence1,5747.71
27B Jeanne Poppe DFL11,48662.78DFL
Nathan NeitzellRepublican6,79237.12
28A Gene Pelowski DFL12,96966.68DFL
Adam PaceRepublican6,43533.08
28B Greg Davids Republican12,00658.22Republican
Ken Tschumper DFL8,54241.42
29A Joe McDonald Republican13,00261.94Republican
Susann DyeDFL7,95437.89
29B Marion O'Neill Republican9,65450.15Republican
Barrett ChrissisDFL8,13642.26
Eugene NewcombeIndependence1,4297.42
30A Nick Zerwas Republican12,72363.74Republican
Holly NeumanDFL7,21736.16
30B David FitzSimmons Republican12,02261.84Republican
Sharon ShimekDFL7,38637.99
31A Kurt Daudt Republican11,99060.42Republican
Ryan FiereckDFL7,82339.42
31B Tom Hackbarth Republican13,10160.84Republican
Louise Fay WoodberryDFL8,39138.97
32A Brian Johnson Republican10,01451.37Republican
Paul GammelDFL8,60144.13
Paul BergleyConstitution8514.37
32B Bob Barrett Republican10,64450.87Republican
Rick Olseen DFL10,25149.00
33A Jerry Hertaus Republican14,71762.09Republican
Todd MikkelsonDFL8,96337.81
33B Cindy Pugh Republican13,21154.36Republican
Denise BaderDFL11,05345.48
34A Joyce Peppin Republican14,38664.24Republican
Adam FisherDFL7,98335.65
34B Kurt Zellers Republican12,80254.52Republican
David HodenDFL10,65245.36
35A Jim Abeler Republican11,90658.71Republican
Andy HillebregtDFL6,75533.31
Justin BoalsIndependence1,5877.83
35B Peggy Scott Republican13,12059.09Republican
Sam ScottDFL9,05240.77
36A Mark Uglem Republican10,69151.00Republican
Grace BaltichDFL10,23548.83
36B Melissa Hortman DFL11,67955.22DFL
Andrew ReinhardtRepublican8,55540.45
Andrew KratoskaIndependence8914.21
37A Jerry Newton DFL11,84357.18DFL
Mandy BenzRepublican8,83042.64
37B Tim Sanders Republican11,41653.90Republican
Jon ChlebeckDFL9,72345.90
38A Linda Runbeck Republican12,19758.00Republican
Patrick DavernDFL8,80241.85
38B Matt Dean Republican12,37452.30Republican
Greg PariseauDFL11,24847.54
39A Bob Dettmer Republican13,03357.41Republican
John BrunoDFL9,63842.45
39B Kathy Lohmer Republican12,10052.99Republican
Tom DeGreeDFL10,70746.89
40A Mike Nelson DFL11,97297.18DFL
40B Debra Hilstrom DFL12,02471.24DFL
Richard CushingRepublican4,81028.50
41A Connie Bernardy DFL12,65361.65DFL
Dale HelmRepublican7,82938.15
41B Carolyn Laine DFL11,94358.50DFL
Laura PalmerRepublican5,66927.77
Tim UtzConstitution2,77513.59
42A Barb Yarusso DFL12,12253.30DFL
Russ BertschRepublican10,59146.56
42B Jason Isaacson DFL12,88457.53DFL
Ken RubenzerRepublican9,46242.25
43A Peter Fischer DFL11,61652.71DFL
Stacey StoutRepublican10,37447.08
43B Leon Lillie DFL12,44560.42DFL
Kevin KleinRepublican8,11139.38
44A Sarah Anderson Republican12,11451.22Republican
Audrey BrittonDFL11,50648.65
44B John Benson DFL13,75455.82DFL
Mark StefanRepublican10,84844.03
45A Lyndon Carlson DFL12,52059.59DFL
Jeff PauleyRepublican8,45940.26
45B Mike Freiberg DFL15,05365.95DFL
Reid JohnsonRepublican7,74033.91
46A Ryan Winkler DFL15,24965.89DFL
John SwansonRepublican7,86033.96
46B Steve Simon DFL14,95669.98DFL
David ArvidsonRepublican6,37229.81
47A Ernie Leidiger Republican12,93862.53Republican
Keith PickeringDFL7,71837.30
47B Joe Hoppe Republican16,39197.15Republican
48A Yvonne Selcer DFL12,45850.34DFL
Kirk Stensrud Republican12,25649.52
48B Jenifer Loon Republican12,78758.91Republican
Tori HillDFL8,89140.96
49A Ron Erhardt DFL14,10155.79DFL
Bill GlahnRepublican11,13944.07
49B Paul Rosenthal DFL13,56053.31DFL
Terry JacobsonRepublican11,84046.55
50A Linda Slocum DFL12,03662.14DFL
Craig MarstonRepublican5,86430.28
Joseph KochIndependence1,4397.43
50B Ann Lenczewski DFL14,80065.27DFL
Richard BohnenRepublican7,83634.56
51A Sandra Masin DFL11,72455.49DFL
Diane Anderson Republican9,35444.28
51B Laurie Halverson DFL12,21051.88DFL
Doug Wardlow Republican11,29848.01
52A Rick Hansen DFL13,73262.45DFL
Joe BlumRepublican8,21637.36
52B Joe Atkins DFL14,49366.02DFL
Paul TuschyRepublican7,43033.85
53A JoAnn Ward DFL11,93256.19DFL
Pam CunninghamRepublican9,26943.65
53B Andrea Kieffer Republican12,06054.84Republican
Ann Marie MetzgerDFL9,90945.06
54A Dan Schoen DFL11,06954.82DFL
Derrick LehrkeRepublican7,66437.96
Ron LischeidIndependence1,4287.07
54B Denny McNamara Republican12,49357.43Republican
Joanna BayersDFL9,22842.42
55A Mike Beard Republican10,00854.55Republican
Chuck BergDFL8,29445.21
55B Tony Albright Republican13,56963.39Republican
Travis BurtonDFL7,80836.48
56A Pam Myhra Republican10,90553.93Republican
Dave John JensenDFL9,27845.88
56B Will Morgan DFL10,68550.32DFL
Roz Peterson Republican10,51549.52
57A Tara Mack Republican11,42053.37Republican
Roberta GibbonsDFL9,94146.46
57B Anna Wills Republican11,90653.18Republican
Jeff WilfahrtDFL10,45246.69
58A Mary Liz Holberg Republican12,41959.09Republican
Colin LeeDFL8,57440.80
58B Pat Garofalo Republican12,52059.47Republican
Jim ArltDFL8,51240.44
59A Joe Mullery DFL14,01784.00DFL
Cindy LillyRepublican2,57715.44
59B Raymond Dehn DFL12,79072.39DFL
Gary MazzottaRepublican3,34618.94
Anthony HiltonEcology
Democracy
1,4238.05
60A Diane Loeffler DFL17,02181.87DFL
Brent MillsopRepublican3,68717.73
60B Phyllis Kahn DFL12,47277.98DFL
Kody ZalewskiRepublican3,39221.21
61A Frank Hornstein DFL19,66380.22DFL
Devin GawnemarkRepublican4,78719.53
61B Paul Thissen DFL19,74881.39DFL
Nate AtkinsRepublican4,44818.33
62A Karen Clark DFL12,67289.56DFL
Kurt HannaRepublican1,4109.97
62B Susan Allen DFL16,31888.63DFL
Tom JohnsonRepublican2,02511.00
63A Jim Davnie DFL19,68085.42DFL
Kirk BrinkRepublican3,28914.28
63B Jean Wagenius DFL17,18176.38DFL
Matt AshleyRepublican5,24023.30
64A Erin Murphy DFL17,82878.77DFL
Andrew OjedaRepublican4,73720.93
64B Michael Paymar DFL17,27372.11DFL
Brandon CarmackRepublican6,61227.60
65A Rena Moran DFL13,26384.40DFL
Daniel LippRepublican2,38715.19
65B Carlos Mariani DFL13,17677.96DFL
Carlos ConwayRepublican3,65321.62
66A Alice Hausman DFL14,16062.97DFL
Mark FotschRepublican6,98431.06
Dave ThomasIndependence1,3115.83
66B John Lesch DFL11,50479.20DFL
Ben BlomgrenRepublican2,95120.32
67A Tim Mahoney DFL10,53377.84DFL
Cathy HennellyRepublican2,94121.73
67B Sheldon Johnson DFL11,31875.77DFL
John QuinnRepublican3,56923.89

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