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2014 Minnesota House of Representatives election
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All 134 seats in the Minnesota House of Representatives
68 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Kurt Daudt Paul Thissen
Party Republican Democratic (DFL)
Leader since November 10, 2012 November 4, 2010
Leader's seat 31A–Crown 61B–Minneapolis
Last election 61 seats, 45.13% 73 seats, 53.74%
Seats won 72 62
Seat change Increase11 Decrease11
Popular vote 958,667 944,961
Percentage 50.01% 49.30%
Swing Increase4.88 pp Decrease4.44 pp
Results by district
Speaker
before election

Paul Thissen
Democratic (DFL)

Elected
Speaker

Kurt Daudt
Republican

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The 2014 Minnesota House of Representatives election was held in the U.S. state of Minnesota on November 4, 2014, to elect members to the House of Representatives of the 89th Minnesota Legislature. A primary election was held in several districts on August 12, 2014.

The

2010 election
. The new Legislature convened on January 6, 2015.

Retiring members

DFL

Republican

Competitive districts

According to an analysis by the Star Tribune, based on past election results, fundraising, and other factors, 16 seats were vulnerable to switching parties. 14 were held by the DFL and two by the Republicans.[15] According to MinnPost, 15 seats had the best chance of switching parties, based on the district's political lean (as calculated by MinnPost),[16] previous election results, and the strength of the respective candidates. 13 were held by the DFL and two by the Republicans.[17]

District Incumbent Party Star Tribune
(September 7, 2014) 		MinnPost
(October 28, 2014) 		Result
1B Deb Kiel Republican Yes Yes Hold
2A Roger Erickson DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
2B Steve Green Republican No Yes Hold
4A Ben Lien DFL Yes No Hold
10B Joe Radinovich DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
11B Tim Faust DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
12A Jay McNamar DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
14B Zach Dorholt DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
17A Andrew Falk DFL No Yes Republican gain
17B Mary Sawatzky DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
27A Shannon Savick DFL Yes Yes Republican gain
36A Mark Uglem Republican Yes No Hold
48A Yvonne Selcer DFL Yes Yes Hold
49A Ron Erhardt DFL Yes No Hold
49B Paul Rosenthal DFL Yes Yes Hold
51A Sandra Masin DFL Yes Yes Hold
51B Laurie Halverson DFL Yes Yes Hold
56B Will Morgan DFL Yes Yes Republican gain

Primary election results

District Party Candidates Votes %
5A Republican Phillip Nelson 1,289 100.00
DFL John Persell[18] 1,544 84.60
Lavern Pederson[19] 281 15.40
6A Republican Roger Weber 977 100.00
DFL Carly Melin[20] 2,979 80.04
John Finken[20] 743 19.96
7B Republican Travis Silvers[20] 371 57.43
Carla Bayerl[20] 275 42.57
DFL Erik Simonson 1,601 100.00
12A Republican Jeff Backer[21] 1,777 55.55
Nancy Taffe[22] 1,422 44.45
DFL Jay McNamar 1,512 100.00
30B Republican Eric Lucero[23] 1,363 63.99
Kevin Kasel[24] 767 36.01
DFL Sharon Shimek 361 100.00
35A Republican Abigail Whelan[25] 1,794 80.70
Justin Boals[26] 429 19.30
DFL Peter Perovich 781 100.00
44B Republican Ryan Rutzick 1,393 100.00
DFL Jon Applebaum[27] 1,053 37.58
Tony Wagner[28] 1,016 36.26
Jon Tollefson[27] 733 26.16
47A Republican Jim Nash[29] 1,406 59.93
Bob Frey[29] 940 40.07
DFL Matthew Gieseke 474 100.00
48B Republican Jenifer Loon[30] 1,925 60.63
Sheila Kihne[31] 1,250 39.37
DFL Joan Howe-Pullis 671 100.00
51A Republican Andrea Todd-Harlin[32] 891 55.90
Victor Lake[33] 703 44.10
DFL Sandra Masin 970 100.00
55A Independence Derek Thury 21 100.00
Republican Bob Loonan[20] 721 50.60
Bruce Mackenthun[34] 704 49.40
DFL Jay Whiting[35] 512 82.85
Ronald Gray[20] 106 17.15
60B Republican Abdimalik Askar[36] 91 81.25
Abdulkarim Godah[20] 21 18.75
DFL Phyllis Kahn[37] 2,332 54.47
Mohamud Noor[38] 1,949 45.53
63B Republican Andres Hortillosa 543 100.00
DFL Jean Wagenius[39] 2,166 91.08
Roger Kittelson[20] 212 8.92

Source: Minnesota Secretary of State[40]

General election

Opinion polling

Polling firm/client Polling period Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		DFL Republican Other Undecided
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV October 27–30, 2014 596 LV ± 4.1% 44% 43% 5% 7%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV October 14–16, 2014 597 LV ± 4.1% 46% 42% 5% 6%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV September 30 – October 2, 2014 577 LV ± 4.2% 46% 42% 5% 7%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV August 19–21, 2014 600 LV ± 4.1% 43% 45% 5% 8%
Public Policy Polling June 12–15, 2014 633 RV ± 3.9% 46% 41% — 14%
SurveyUSA/KSTP-TV June 5–9, 2014 1017 LV ± 3.1% 42% 45% 5% 8%
Public Policy Polling May 17–19, 2013 712 ± 3.7% 47% 41% — 12%

Results

Districts won
Summary of the November 4, 2014 Minnesota House of Representatives election results
Party Candidates Votes Seats
No. % ∆pp No. ∆No. %
Republican Party of Minnesota 133 958,667 50.01 Increase4.88 72 Increase11 53.73
Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party 126 944,961 49.30 Decrease4.44 62 Decrease11 46.27
Independence Party of Minnesota
 4 2,846 0.15 Decrease0.35 0 Steady 0.00
Green Party of Minnesota 2 2,001 0.10 Increase0.10 0 Steady 0.00
Constitution Party of Minnesota
 1 1,924 0.10 Decrease0.03 0 Steady 0.00
Write-in N/A 6,455 0.34 Decrease0.02 0 Steady 0.00
Total 1,916,854 100.00 ±0.00 134 ±0 100.00
Invalid/blank votes 75,712 3.80 Positive decrease3.60
Turnout (out of 3,945,136 eligible voters)[41] 1,992,566 50.51 Decrease25.91
Source: Minnesota Secretary of State,[42] Minnesota Legislative Reference Library[43]

District results

District Incumbent Candidates
Name Party First
elected 		Name Party Votes % Winner
Party
1A Dan Fabian Republican
2010
 Dan Fabian[44] Republican 9,942 67.09 Republican
Bruce Patterson[20] DFL 4,864 32.82
1B Deb Kiel Republican
2010
 Deb Kiel[20] Republican 7,176 55.61 Republican
Eric Bergeson[45] DFL 5,721 44.34
2A Roger Erickson DFL
2012
Dave Hancock[20]
 Republican 7,839 52.36 Republican
Roger Erickson[46] DFL 7,109 47.49
2B Steve Green Republican
2012
 Steve Green[20] Republican 8,335 57.16 Republican
David Sobieski[23] DFL 6,236 42.77
3A David Dill DFL
2002
 David Dill[20] DFL 12,067 65.55 DFL
Eric Johnson[47] Republican 6,297 34.21
3B Mary Murphy DFL
1976
 Mary Murphy[20] DFL 9,956 62.16 DFL
Wade Flemling[48] Republican 6,041 37.72
4A Ben Lien DFL
2012
 Ben Lien[49] DFL 6,713 58.34 DFL
Brian Gramer[20] Republican 4,772 41.47
4B Paul Marquart DFL
2000
 Paul Marquart[49] DFL 9,135 65.84 DFL
Jared LaDuke[20] Republican 4,734 34.12
5A John Persell DFL
2008
 John Persell[40] DFL 7,871 55.16 DFL
Phillip Nelson[20] Republican 6,385 44.74
5B Tom Anzelc DFL
2006
 Tom Anzelc[18] DFL 9,449 56.54 DFL
Justin Eichorn[48] Republican 7,241 43.33
6A Carly Melin DFL 2011* Carly Melin[50] DFL 11,257 69.38 DFL
Roger Weber[48] Republican 4,930 30.39
6B Jason Metsa DFL
2012
 Jason Metsa[20] DFL 11,363 64.11 DFL
Matt Matasich[20] Republican 6,334 35.73
7A Tom Huntley‡ DFL
1992
 Jennifer Schultz[51] DFL 9,658 62.11 DFL
Becky Hall[51] Republican 5,175 33.28
Kristine Osbakken[20] Green 693 4.46
7B Erik Simonson DFL
2012
 Erik Simonson[52] DFL 9,435 71.05 DFL
Travis Silvers[40] Republican 3,803 28.64
8A Bud Nornes Republican
1996
 Bud Nornes[53] Republican 9,739 64.69 Republican
Jim Miltich[54] DFL 5,303 35.22
8B Mary Franson Republican
2010
 Mary Franson[55] Republican 9,270 58.41 Republican
Jay Sieling[54] DFL 6,565 41.36
9A Mark Anderson Republican
2012
 Mark Anderson[56] Republican 9,336 63.89 Republican
Dan Bye[57] DFL 5,263 36.02
9B Ron Kresha Republican
2012
 Ron Kresha[56] Republican 8,449 56.42 Republican
Al Doty[58] DFL 6,518 43.53
10A John Ward DFL
2006
 Josh Heintzeman[59] Republican 8,646 53.37 Republican
John Ward[60] DFL 7,539 46.54
10B Joe Radinovich DFL
2012
 Dale Lueck[61] Republican 9,209 51.86 Republican
Joe Radinovich[62] DFL 8,523 48.00
11A Mike Sundin DFL
2012
 Mike Sundin[63] DFL 9,493 62.35 DFL
Tim Hafvenstein[20] Republican 5,717 37.55
11B Tim Faust DFL
2012
† 		Jason Rarick[33] Republican 7,545 53.67 Republican
Tim Faust[39] DFL 6,488 46.15
12A Jay McNamar DFL
2012
 Jeff Backer[40] Republican 8,725 51.85 Republican
Jay McNamar[64] DFL 8,065 47.93
12B
Paul Anderson
 Republican
2008
Paul Anderson[65]
 Republican 9,920 67.84 Republican
Gordy Wagner[66] DFL 4,694 32.10
13A Jeff Howe Republican
2012
 Jeff Howe[67] Republican 8,562 60.51 Republican
Emily Jensen[68] DFL 5,572 39.38
13B Tim O'Driscoll Republican
2010
 Tim O'Driscoll[67] Republican 11,284 97.48 Republican
14A Tama Theis Republican
2013
* 		Tama Theis[69] Republican 7,292 54.90 Republican
Dan Wolgamott[70] DFL 5,972 44.96
14B Zach Dorholt DFL
2012
 Jim Knoblach[71] Republican 5,674 50.15 Republican
Zach Dorholt[72] DFL 5,605 49.54
15A Sondra Erickson Republican 1998*,
2010
† 		Sondra Erickson[73] Republican 8,348 63.01 Republican
Jim Rittenour[67] DFL 4,876 36.80
15B Jim Newberger Republican
2012
 Jim Newberger[73] Republican 9,166 63.93 Republican
Brian Johnson[74] DFL 5,154 35.95
16A Chris Swedzinski Republican
2010
 Chris Swedzinski[75] Republican 8,642 61.72 Republican
Laurie Driessen[76] DFL 5,355 38.24
16B Paul Torkelson Republican
2008
 Paul Torkelson[77] Republican 9,053 64.94 Republican
James Kanne[78] DFL 4,872 34.95
17A Andrew Falk DFL
2008
 Tim Miller[79] Republican 8,453 55.37 Republican
Andrew Falk[20] DFL 6,789 44.47
17B Mary Sawatzky DFL
2012
 Dave Baker[80] Republican 7,807 50.66 Republican
Mary Sawatzky[20] DFL 7,593 49.27
18A Dean Urdahl Republican
2002
 Dean Urdahl[81] Republican 9,965 67.22 Republican
Steven Schiroo[20] DFL 4,808 32.43
18B Glenn Gruenhagen Republican
2010
 Glenn Gruenhagen[82] Republican 8,801 63.94 Republican
John Lipke[20] DFL 4,939 35.88
19A Clark Johnson DFL
2013
* 		Clark Johnson[83] DFL 7,458 54.08 DFL
Kim Spears[84] Republican 6,313 45.78
19B Kathy Brynaert‡ DFL
2006
 Jack Considine[85] DFL 6,258 55.96 DFL
David Kruse[86] Republican 4,905 43.87
20A Kelby Woodard‡ Republican
2010
 Bob Vogel[87] Republican 8,836 64.29 Republican
Thomas Lofgren[20] DFL 4,881 35.52
20B David Bly DFL
2012
† 		David Bly[88] DFL 8,300 57.97 DFL
Dan Matejcek[89] Republican 5,985 41.80
21A Tim Kelly Republican
2008
 Tim Kelly[48] Republican 9,204 62.17 Republican
Lynn Schoen[90] DFL 5,593 37.78
21B Steve Drazkowski Republican 2007* Steve Drazkowski[20] Republican 9,075 63.33 Republican
M.A. Schneider[20] DFL 5,213 36.38
22A Joe Schomacker Republican
2010
 Joe Schomacker[20] Republican 9,779 66.71 Republican
Diane Slyter[91] DFL 4,868 33.21
22B Rod Hamilton Republican
2004
 Rod Hamilton[20] Republican 8,243 66.19 Republican
Cheryl Avenel-Navara[20] DFL 4,200 33.72
23A Bob Gunther Republican 1995* Bob Gunther[20] Republican 9,232 61.66 Republican
Pat Bacon[20] DFL 5,735 38.30
23B Tony Cornish Republican
2002
 Tony Cornish[48] Republican 11,339 96.11 Republican
24A John Petersburg Republican
2012
 John Petersburg[92] Republican 7,202 54.73 Republican
Beverly Cashman[20] DFL 5,949 45.21
24B Patti Fritz DFL
2004
 Brian Daniels[89] Republican 6,163 50.85 Republican
Patti Fritz[39] DFL 5,942 49.02
25A Duane Quam Republican
2010
 Duane Quam[93] Republican 10,970 96.24 Republican
25B Kim Norton DFL
2006
 Kim Norton[20] DFL 9,844 94.91 DFL
26A Tina Liebling DFL
2004
 Tina Liebling[39] DFL 6,244 55.23 DFL
Breanna Bly[94] Republican 5,050 44.67
26B Mike Benson‡ Republican
2010
 Nels Pierson[8] Republican 9,251 59.85 Republican
Richard Wright[95] DFL 6,188 40.03
27A Shannon Savick DFL
2012
 Peggy Bennett[96] Republican 8,155 53.04 Republican
Shannon Savick[97] DFL 6,139 39.93
Thomas Price[90] Independence 1,066 6.93
27B Jeanne Poppe DFL
2004
 Jeanne Poppe[39] DFL 6,498 54.10 DFL
Dennis Schminke[98] Republican 5,501 45.80
28A Gene Pelowski DFL
1986
 Gene Pelowski[39] DFL 7,279 62.70 DFL
Lynae Hahn[20] Republican 4,307 37.10
28B Greg Davids Republican 1991*,
2008
† 		Greg Davids[99] Republican 9,013 55.88 Republican
Jon Pieper[100] DFL 7,090 43.96
29A Joe McDonald Republican
2010
 Joe McDonald[101] Republican 11,839 96.80 Republican
29B Marion O'Neill Republican
2012
 Marion O'Neill[101] Republican 10,196 96.77 Republican
30A Nick Zerwas Republican
2012
 Nick Zerwas[102] Republican 9,349 68.51 Republican
Brenden Ellingboe[103] DFL 4,279 31.35
30B David FitzSimmons‡ Republican
2012
 Eric Lucero[40] Republican 9,005 67.75 Republican
Sharon Shimek[103] DFL 4,256 32.02
31A Kurt Daudt Republican
2010
 Kurt Daudt[9] Republican 10,363 96.67 Republican
31B Tom Hackbarth Republican
1998
† 		Tom Hackbarth[104] Republican 9,726 64.47 Republican
JD Holmquist[105] DFL 5,339 35.39
32A Brian Johnson Republican
2012
 Brian Johnson[106] Republican 8,006 57.48 Republican
Paul Gammel[107] DFL 5,907 42.41
32B Bob Barrett Republican
2010
 Bob Barrett[48] Republican 8,459 55.73 Republican
Laurie Warner[107] DFL 6,707 44.19
33A Jerry Hertaus Republican
2012
 Jerry Hertaus[108] Republican 12,003 65.70 Republican
Todd Mikkelson[108] DFL 6,246 34.19
33B Cindy Pugh Republican
2012
 Cindy Pugh[109] Republican 10,934 61.22 Republican
Paul Alegi[20] DFL 6,911 38.69
34A Joyce Peppin Republican
2004
 Joyce Peppin[110] Republican 12,411 97.05 Republican
34B Kurt Zellers‡ Republican 2003* Dennis Smith[111] Republican 9,016 56.36 Republican
David Hoden[20] DFL 6,965 43.54
35A Jim Abeler‡ Republican
1998
 Abigail Whelan[40] Republican 7,808 59.95 Republican
Peter Perovich[112] DFL 5,192 39.86
35B Peggy Scott Republican
2008
 Peggy Scott[20] Republican 10,034 65.97 Republican
Sam Beard[20] DFL 5,162 33.94
36A Mark Uglem Republican
2012
 Mark Uglem[113] Republican 8,080 58.95 Republican
Jefferson Fietek[114] DFL 5,608 40.92
36B Melissa Hortman DFL
2004
 Melissa Hortman[39] DFL 7,407 51.90 DFL
Peter Crema[115] Republican 6,851 48.00
37A Jerry Newton DFL
2012
† 		Jerry Newton[116] DFL 6,934 52.45 DFL
Mandy Benz[117] Republican 6,275 47.46
37B Tim Sanders Republican
2008
 Tim Sanders[48] Republican 7,602 55.40 Republican
Susan Witt[118] DFL 6,111 44.54
38A Linda Runbeck Republican 1989*,
2010
† 		Linda Runbeck[119] Republican 9,213 62.19 Republican
Patrick Davern[120] DFL 5,586 37.71
38B Matt Dean Republican
2004
 Matt Dean[115] Republican 9,529 56.07 Republican
Greg Pariseau[120] DFL 7,444 43.80
39A Bob Dettmer Republican
2006
 Bob Dettmer[121] Republican 9,730 58.02 Republican
Tim Stender[39] DFL 7,028 41.91
39B Kathy Lohmer Republican
2010
 Kathy Lohmer[122] Republican 9,531 54.56 Republican
Tom DeGree[123] DFL 7,926 45.37
40A Mike Nelson DFL
2002
 Mike Nelson[39] DFL 5,711 64.85 DFL
Chuck Sutphen[20] Republican 3,077 34.94
40B Debra Hilstrom DFL
2000
 Debra Hilstrom[20] DFL 6,778 67.36 DFL
Mali Marvin[124] Republican 3,265 32.45
41A Connie Bernardy DFL
2012
† 		Connie Bernardy[20] DFL 8,265 60.16 DFL
Jeff Phillips[124] Republican 5,451 39.68
41B Carolyn Laine DFL
2006
 Carolyn Laine[20] DFL 8,322 57.38 DFL
Camden Pike[125] Republican 4,248 29.29
Tim Utz[20] Constitution 1,924 13.27
42A Barb Yarusso DFL
2012
 Barb Yarusso[39] DFL 8,766 50.55 DFL
Randy Jessup[126] Republican 8,546 49.28
42B Jason Isaacson DFL
2012
 Jason Isaacson[39] DFL 8,814 52.30 DFL
Heidi Gunderson[115] Republican 8,014 47.55
43A Peter Fischer DFL
2012
 Peter Fischer[39] DFL 8,314 50.64 DFL
Stacey Stout[127] Republican 8,068 49.14
43B Leon Lillie DFL
2004
 Leon Lillie[39] DFL 7,891 58.08 DFL
Justice Whitethorn[20] Republican 5,672 41.75
44A Sarah Anderson Republican
2006
 Sarah Anderson[128] Republican 9,377 55.51 Republican
Audrey Britton[129] DFL 7,504 44.43
44B John Benson‡ DFL
2006
 Jon Applebaum[40] DFL 9,507 51.30 DFL
Ryan Rutzick[128] Republican 8,981 48.46
45A Lyndon Carlson DFL 1972 Lyndon Carlson[39] DFL 7,988 56.52 DFL
Richard Lieberman[130] Republican 6,117 43.28
45B Mike Freiberg DFL
2012
 Mike Freiberg[39] DFL 10,750 66.94 DFL
Alma Wetzker[124] Republican 5,281 32.89
46A Ryan Winkler DFL
2006
 Ryan Winkler[39] DFL 10,666 66.17 DFL
Timothy Manthey[20] Republican 5,425 33.66
46B Steve Simon‡ DFL
2004
 Cheryl Youakim[131] DFL 9,525 68.50 DFL
Bryan Bjornson[20] Republican 4,353 31.30
47A Ernie Leidiger‡ Republican
2010
 Jim Nash[132] Republican 10,934 67.63 Republican
Matthew Gieseke[20] DFL 5,186 32.08
47B
Joe Hoppe
 Republican
2002
Joe Hoppe[133]
 Republican 11,340 97.18 Republican
48A Yvonne Selcer DFL
2012
 Yvonne Selcer[134] DFL 9,606 50.04 DFL
Kirk Stensrud[135] Republican 9,565 49.83
48B Jenifer Loon Republican
2008
 Jenifer Loon[136] Republican 10,294 64.42 Republican
Joan Howe-Pullis[137] DFL 5,661 35.43
49A Ron Erhardt DFL
2012
† 		Ron Erhardt[138] DFL 10,206 51.38 DFL
Dario Anselmo[139] Republican 9,645 48.55
49B Paul Rosenthal DFL
2012
† 		Paul Rosenthal[140] DFL 10,171 52.80 DFL
Barb Sutter[141] Republican 9,075 47.11
50A Linda Slocum DFL
2006
 Linda Slocum[39] DFL 8,260 64.72 DFL
Dean Mumbleau[20] Republican 4,481 35.11
50B Ann Lenczewski DFL
1998
 Ann Lenczewski[142] DFL 10,060 65.60 DFL
Zavier Bicott[20] Republican 5,251 34.24
51A Sandra Masin DFL
2012
† 		Sandra Masin[143] DFL 7,262 51.47 DFL
Andrea Todd-Harlin[40] Republican 6,821 48.34
51B Laurie Halverson DFL
2012
 Laurie Halverson[144] DFL 8,757 51.09 DFL
Jen Wilson[145] Republican 8,366 48.80
52A
Rick Hansen
 DFL
2004
Rick Hansen[39]
 DFL 9,777 59.38 DFL
Joe Blum[127] Republican 6,661 40.46
52B Joe Atkins DFL
2002
 Joe Atkins[39] DFL 9,831 64.47 DFL
Don Lee[20] Republican 5,405 35.45
53A JoAnn Ward DFL
2012
 JoAnn Ward[146] DFL 8,420 58.36 DFL
Lukas Czech[147] Republican 5,983 41.47
53B Andrea Kieffer‡ Republican
2010
 Kelly Fenton[148] Republican 8,634 56.93 Republican
Kay Hendrickson[149] DFL 6,515 42.96
54A Dan Schoen DFL
2012
 Dan Schoen[150] DFL 7,047 55.52 DFL
Matthew Kowalski[150] Republican 5,629 44.35
54B Denny McNamara Republican
2002
 Denny McNamara[150] Republican 8,853 60.54 Republican
Donald Slaten[20] DFL 5,750 39.32
55A Mike Beard‡ Republican
2002
 Bob Loonan[151] Republican 6,439 56.75 Republican
Jay Whiting[151] DFL 4,398 38.76
Derek Thury[20] Independence 500 4.41
55B Tony Albright Republican
2012
 Tony Albright[75] Republican 9,278 61.00 Republican
Kevin Burkart[152] DFL 5,422 35.65
Josh Ondich[20] Independence 507 3.33
56A Pam Myhra‡ Republican
2010
 Drew Christensen[153] Republican 7,498 55.81 Republican
Dan Kimmel[154] DFL 5,913 44.01
56B Will Morgan DFL
2012
† 		Roz Peterson[155] Republican 7,856 53.99 Republican
Will Morgan[156] DFL 6,669 45.83
57A Tara Mack Republican
2008
 Tara Mack[20] Republican 8,347 58.44 Republican
Bruce Folken[157] DFL 5,931 41.52
57B Anna Wills Republican
2012
 Anna Wills[158] Republican 9,083 58.40 Republican
Denise Packard[158] DFL 6,458 41.53
58A Mary Liz Holberg‡ Republican
1998
 Jon Koznick[159] Republican 8,021 55.28 Republican
Amy Willingham[160] DFL 6,476 44.63
58B Pat Garofalo Republican
2004
 Pat Garofalo[161] Republican 8,878 63.85 Republican
Marla Vagts[162] DFL 5,008 36.02
59A Joe Mullery DFL
1996
 Joe Mullery[39] DFL 7,358 81.98 DFL
Fred Statema[20] Republican 1,547 17.24
59B Raymond Dehn DFL
2012
 Raymond Dehn[39] DFL 8,671 78.10 DFL
Margaret Martin[20] Republican 2,378 21.42
60A Diane Loeffler DFL
2004
 Diane Loeffler[39] DFL 11,819 82.42 DFL
Brent Millsop[124] Republican 2,472 17.24
60B Phyllis Kahn DFL 1972 Phyllis Kahn[163] DFL 7,908 76.89 DFL
Abdimalik Askar[40] Republican 2,298 22.34
61A Frank Hornstein DFL
2002
 Frank Hornstein[39] DFL 14,239 80.79 DFL
Frank Taylor[124] Republican 3,341 18.96
61B Paul Thissen DFL
2002
 Paul Thissen[39] DFL 14,740 80.94 DFL
Tom Gallagher[124] Republican 3,445 18.92
62A Karen Clark DFL
1980
 Karen Clark[164] DFL 6,632 82.13 DFL
Yolandita Colon[20] Independence 773 9.57
Bruce Lundeen[20] Republican 650 8.05
62B Susan Allen DFL 2012* Susan Allen[164] DFL 11,495 88.66 DFL
Julie Hanson[20] Republican 1,417 10.93
63A Jim Davnie DFL
2000
 Jim Davnie[39] DFL 15,026 86.44 DFL
Kyle Bragg[20] Republican 2,297 13.21
63B Jean Wagenius DFL
1986
 Jean Wagenius[40] DFL 12,447 75.06 DFL
Andres Hortillosa[20] Republican 4,086 24.64
64A Erin Murphy DFL
2006
 Erin Murphy[165] DFL 13,193 81.21 DFL
Andrew Brown[20] Republican 3,009 18.52
64B Michael Paymar‡ DFL
1996
 Dave Pinto[166] DFL 13,356 73.49 DFL
Daniel Surman[20] Republican 4,771 26.25
65A Rena Moran DFL
2010
 Rena Moran[167] DFL 6,626 71.20 DFL
Anthony Meschke[20] Republican 1,358 14.59
Lena Buggs[20] Green 1,308 14.06
65B Carlos Mariani DFL
1990
 Carlos Mariani[167] DFL 8,590 77.54 DFL
Tony Athen[168] Republican 2,427 21.91
66A Alice Hausman DFL 1989* Alice Hausman[169] DFL 11,100 67.09 DFL
Jon Heyer[20] Republican 5,421 32.76
66B John Lesch DFL
2002
 John Lesch[169] DFL 7,047 76.41 DFL
Lizz Paulson[20] Republican 2,127 23.06
67A Tim Mahoney DFL
1998
 Tim Mahoney[39] DFL 5,400 72.43 DFL
Andrew Livingston[20] Republican 2,032 27.26
67B Sheldon Johnson DFL
2000
 Sheldon Johnson[39] DFL 6,222 72.82 DFL
John Quinn[170] Republican 2,289 26.79
*Elected in a special election.[171]
†Elected to non-consecutive terms.[172]
‡Retiring; not seeking re-election.
Withdrawn candidates
The following sought election but later withdrew and did not file an affidavit of candidacy.
District Candidates Party
7A Gary Anderson[51] DFL
Donna Bergstrom[51] Republican
Pete Johnson[51] DFL
Linda Krug[51] DFL
8B Sue Nelson[173] Republican
11A James Hamilton[174] Republican
14B Paul Brandmire[69] Republican
17A Gary Nelson[175] Republican
19B Karen Foreman[176] DFL
20A Cary Coop[177] DFL
Benjamin Rohloff[178] Republican
24A Craig Brenden[179] DFL
24B Deb Salonek[180] Libertarian
27A Milan Hart[181] Republican
31A Mark Korin[182] Republican
34B Dean Henke[183] Republican
35A Don Huizenga[184] Republican
Jason Tossey[185] Republican
37A Chris Stolarzyk[33] Republican
42B Michelle Manke[23] Republican
46B Eric Margolis[186] DFL
47A Keith Pickering[39] DFL
49A Polly Peterson Bowles[187] Republican
64B Matthew Bergeron[188] DFL
Greta Bergstrom[189] DFL
Beth Fraser[189] DFL
Matt Freeman[189] DFL
Melanie McMahon[189] DFL
Gloria Zaiger[189] DFL

Seats changing parties

Seat gains and holds by party
Party Incumbent District First elected Defeated by Party
DFL Zach Dorholt 14B
2012
 Jim Knoblach Republican
Roger Erickson 2A
2012
Dave Hancock
 		Republican
Andrew Falk 17A
2008
 Tim Miller Republican
Tim Faust 11B
2012
* 		Jason Rarick Republican
Patti Fritz 24B
2004
 Brian Daniels Republican
Jay McNamar 12A
2012
 Jeff Backer Republican
Will Morgan 56B
2012
* 		Roz Peterson Republican
Joe Radinovich 10B
2012
 Dale Lueck Republican
Shannon Savick 27A
2012
 Peggy Bennett Republican
Mary Sawatzky 17B
2012
 Dave Baker Republican
John Ward 10A
2006
 Josh Heintzeman Republican
*Elected to non-consecutive terms.

Analysis

The Republicans made most of their gains in rural districts, continuing a trend of rural districts leaning more towards the Republicans and suburban districts leaning more towards the DFL.

Twin Cities
metropolitan area.

Seven rural DFL incumbents who voted for legalizing same-sex marriage lost their seats, despite their districts having supported a

proposed constitutional amendment in 2012 to ban it. Yet two rural DFL incumbents who voted against legalizing same-sex marriage also lost their seats.[191]

Split-ticket voters determined the outcome of several key races. Nearly 450,000 voters chose one party's candidate for a House seat, but then switched to pick a different party's candidate for the United States Senate or governor. Eight of the 11 districts the DFL lost featured at least some ticket splitting between DFL candidate for governor Mark Dayton and/or U.S. Senate candidate Al Franken and the Republican House candidate. Nearly all of the DFL candidates who lost came from districts in which many voters supported Republicans in previous elections, including candidates for governor Republican Tom Emmer over Democrat Mark Dayton in 2010 and presidential candidates Republican Mitt Romney over Democratic president Barack Obama in 2012.[192]

Outside and party spending reached large levels in several House districts compared to what has been spent in the past as Republican groups focused their attention on the House rather than statewide races. In some races, spending reached $500,000.[191]

Turnout was the lowest in more than 20 years, with slightly over 50 percent of eligible voters having voted. Turnout across the state was lower compared to 2010. It was slightly lower in the Twin Cities and surrounding suburbs, helping suburban DFL candidates win in those areas. In rural Minnesota, turnout was down by about 10 percentage points since 2010. Much of the drop-off was among DFL voters, while those who did vote in those districts were likely over the age of 45.[193]

See also

  • Minnesota Senate election, 2012
  • Minnesota gubernatorial election, 2014
  • Minnesota elections, 2014

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