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The eighty-second Minnesota Legislature first convened January 3 2001. The President of the Senate was Don Samuelson, with Roger Moe as the Majority Leader and Richard Day as the Minority Leader.
Party summary
Senate
Members
Senate
| Name
|
District
|
City
|
Party
|
Notes
|
| Anderson, Ellen R.
|
66
|
St. Paul
|
DFL
|
|
| Bachmann, Michele M.
|
56
|
Stillwater
|
Rep
|
|
| Belanger Jr., William V.
|
41
|
Bloomington
|
Rep
|
|
| Berg, Charles A.
|
13
|
Chokio
|
Rep
|
|
| Berglin, Linda
|
61
|
Minneapolis
|
DFL
|
|
| Betzold, Don
|
48
|
Fridley
|
DFL
|
|
| Chaudhary, Satveer
|
52
|
Fridley
|
DFL
|
|
| Cohen, Richard J.
|
64
|
St. Paul
|
DFL
|
|
| Day, Dick
|
28
|
Owatonna
|
Rep
|
Minority Leader
|
| Dille, Stephen
|
20
|
Dassel
|
Rep
|
|
| Fischbach, Michelle L.
|
14
|
Paynesville
|
Rep
|
Assistant Minority Leader
|
| Foley, Leo T.
|
49
|
Coon Rapids
|
DFL
|
|
| Fowler, Chuck
|
26
|
Fairmont
|
DFL
|
|
| Frederickson, Dennis R.
|
23
|
New Ulm
|
Rep
|
|
| Higgins, Linda
|
58
|
Minneapolis
|
DFL
|
Majority Whip
|
| Hottinger, John C.
|
24
|
Mankato
|
DFL
|
Assistant Majority Leader
|
| Johnson, David H.
|
40
|
Bloomington
|
DFL
|
Majority Whip
|
| Johnson, Dean E.
|
15
|
Willmar
|
DFL
|
|
| Johnson, Debbie J.
|
50
|
Ham Lake
|
Rep
|
|
| Johnson, Douglas J.
|
06
|
Tower
|
DFL
|
|
| Kelley, Steve
|
44
|
Hopkins
|
DFL
|
Majority Whip
|
| Kelly, Randy C.
|
67
|
St. Paul
|
DFL
|
Resigned to become mayor of St. Paul; replaced by Mee Moua in 2002.
|
| Kierlin, Bob
|
32
|
Winona
|
Rep
|
|
| Kinkel, Tony G.
|
04
|
Park Rapids
|
DFL
|
|
| Kiscaden, Sheila M.
|
30
|
Rochester
|
Rep
|
|
| Kleis, Dave
|
16
|
St. Cloud
|
Rep
|
Assistant Minority Leader
|
| Knutson, David L.
|
36
|
Burnsville
|
Rep
|
Assistant Minority Leader
|
| Krentz, Jane
|
51
|
May Township
|
DFL
|
|
| Langseth, Keith
|
09
|
Glyndon
|
DFL
|
|
| Larson, Cal
|
10
|
Fergus Falls
|
Rep
|
|
| Lesewski, Arlene J.
|
21
|
Marshall
|
Rep
|
|
| Lessard, Bob
|
03
|
International Falls
|
Ind
|
|
| Limmer, Warren
|
33
|
Maple Grove
|
Rep
|
|
| Lourey, Becky
|
08
|
Kerrick
|
DFL
|
|
| Marty, John
|
54
|
Roseville
|
DFL
|
|
| Metzen, James P.
|
39
|
South St. Paul
|
DFL
|
|
| Moe, Roger D.
|
02
|
Erskine
|
DFL
|
Majority Leader
|
| Moua, Mee
|
67
|
St. Paul
|
DFL
|
Replaced Randy Kelly in 2002.
|
| Murphy, Steve
|
29
|
Red Wing
|
DFL
|
Majority Whip
|
| Neuville, Thomas M.
|
25
|
Northfield
|
Rep
|
|
| Oliver, Edward C.
|
43
|
Deephaven
|
Rep
|
Assistant Minority Leader
|
| Olson, Gen
|
34
|
Minnetrista
|
Rep
|
Assistant Minority Leader
|
| Orfield, Myron
|
60
|
Minneapolis
|
DFL
|
|
| Ourada, Mark
|
19
|
Buffalo
|
Rep
|
|
| Pappas, Sandra L.
|
65
|
St. Paul
|
DFL
|
|
| Pariseau, Pat
|
37
|
Farmington
|
Rep
|
|
| Pogemiller, Lawrence J.
|
59
|
Minneapolis
|
DFL
|
|
| Price, Leonard R.
|
57
|
Woodbury
|
DFL
|
|
| Ranum, Jane B.
|
63
|
Minneapolis
|
DFL
|
|
| Reiter, Mady
|
53
|
Columbia Heights
|
Rep
|
|
| Rest, Ann H.
|
46
|
New Hope
|
DFL
|
|
| Ring, Twyla L.
|
18
|
North Branch
|
DFL
|
|
| Robertson, Martha R.
|
45
|
Minnetonka
|
Rep
|
|
| Robling, Claire A.
|
35
|
Prior Lake
|
Rep
|
|
| Sabo, Julie A.
|
62
|
Minneapolis
|
DFL
|
|
| Sams, Dallas C.
|
11
|
Staples
|
DFL
|
|
| Samuelson, Don
|
12
|
Brainerd
|
DFL
|
President of the Senate
|
| Scheevel, Kenric J.
|
31
|
Preston
|
Rep
|
Assistant Minority Leader
|
| Scheid, Linda
|
47
|
Brooklyn Park
|
DFL
|
|
| Schwab, Grace S.
|
27
|
Albert Lea
|
Rep
|
|
| Solon, Sam G.
|
07
|
Duluth
|
DFL
|
Died 2001-12-28; replaced by wife Yvonne Solon in 2002.
|
| Solon, Yvonne
|
07
|
Duluth
|
DFL
|
Replaces deceased husband Sam Solon in 2002.
|
| Stevens, Dan
|
17
|
Mora
|
Rep
|
|
| Stumpf, LeRoy A.
|
01
|
Thief River Falls
|
DFL
|
|
| Terwilliger, Roy
|
42
|
Edina
|
Rep
|
|
| Tomassoni, David J.
|
05
|
Chisholm
|
DFL
|
Majority Whip
|
| Vickerman, Jim
|
22
|
Tracy
|
DFL
|
|
| Wiener, Deanna L.
|
38
|
Eagan
|
DFL
|
Majority Whip
|
| Wiger, Charles W.
|
55
|
North St. Paul
|
DFL
|
|
| Preceded by
|
Eighty-second Minnesota Legislature
2001—2003
|
Succeeded by
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