Rep. Elect Julie Greene will represent Edina in the Minnesota House.  She previously served on the Edina School Board.

Rep.-Elect Peter Johnson is a firefighter from Duluth who will serve from District 8A.

Rep.-Elect Keith Allen will represent House District 19A.  The district includes Kenyon, Wanamingo, Fairbault and Janesville.  He previously worked for Rep. Brad Finstad, as well as farming in the district.

Rep.-Elect Kari Rehrauer defeated Steve Pape in the 2024 Minnesota general election.  She is an educator.  She won by 280 votes.

Rep.-Elect Wayne Johnson is a small business owner who has served on the Washington County Board of Commissioners and the Cottage Grove City Council.

He defeated Lucia Wroblewski 50% to 49% in the 2024 Minnesota General Election. 

Fmr. Republican Party Chair Chuck Slocum remembers the late Gov. Al Quie and the dynamics of his campaign in 1978. 

State Sen. Judy Seeberger is an attorney, teacher and first responder.  She represents a East Metro district that includes Hastings, Lake Elmo, Afton and surrounding commmunities.  She's pushed back in social media suggestings moderate voices are trying to influence the 2023 legislative session agenda. 

Rep. Jerry Newton explains his bill on banning sales of gas powered lawn care equipment.

Rep. Walter Hudson joins the Minnesota House after serving on the St. Michael City Council.  Hudson has been a conservative radio host and active in Republican politics for many years.  Hudson enjoys his cabin with his family, and notes that serviing on the City Council helped him gain an understanding on economic development funding and school funding that he plans to advocate for in the Minnesota House.

Senator Rob Farnsworth has worked as a teacher and within the state corrections system.  He ran for the legislature twice previously but felt strongly after 2020 that the residents of the Iron Range needed new represenation.  He enjoys golf, and is an author.  He'll feels the most important issues for his district is ensuring that mining is preserved and government isn't a barrier to good jobs on the Iron Range.