2018 Minnesota House of Representatives election

The 2018 Minnesota House of Representatives election was held in the U.S. state of Minnesota on November 6, 2018, to elect members to the House of Representatives of the 91st Minnesota Legislature. A primary election was held in several districts on August 14, 2018. The election coincided with the election for governor, a special election for the Minnesota Senate, and other elections.

2018 Minnesota House of Representatives Elections

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All 134 seats in the Minnesota House of Representatives 68 seats needed for a majority
Majority party Minority party   Leader Melissa Hortman Kurt Daudt Party Democratic (DFL) Republican Leader since November 10, 2016 November 10, 2012 Leader's seat 36B–Brooklyn Park 31A–Crown Last election 57 seats, 49.11% 76 seats, 50.34% Seats before 57^[nb 1] 77^[nb 2] Seats won 75 59 Seat change 18 18 Popular vote 1,388,938 1,151,135 Percentage 54.40% 45.09% Swing 5.29 pp 5.25 pp
Results by district
Speaker before election Kurt Daudt Republican Elected Speaker Melissa Hortman Democratic (DFL)

The Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) won a majority of seats, ending the Republican majority that began with the 2014 election. The new legislature convened on January 8, 2019.

Background

The last election resulted in the Republicans winning a majority of 76 seats, increasing the majority of 72 seats it won in 2014. It was the first time that a party has retained control of the House of Representatives since the DFL in the 2008 election. In conjunction with the result of the Senate election, it also resulted in the return of all-Republican control of the Legislature since 2012—only the second time the Republicans have held control of both houses since the return of partisan elections to the House in 1974 and the Senate in 1976 and marking the end of two years of split control between a Republican-held House and a DFL-held Senate.

A special election was held for District 32B on February 14, 2017, following the invalidation of its general election results. On September 8, 2016, the Minnesota Supreme Court found Republican incumbent Bob Barrett ineligible for election because he did not reside in his district. As the ruling occurred within 80 days of the general election, Barrett's name could not be replaced on the ballot.^[1] Republican Anne Neu won the special election, increasing the Republican majority to 77 seats.^[2]

Electoral system

The 134 members of the House of Representatives were elected from single-member districts by first-past-the-post voting to two-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 had to file a request with the secretary of state's office for votes for them to be counted. The filing period was from May 22 through June 5, 2018.^[3]

Retiring members

 

Retiring incumbents (light red and light blue) by district.

Republican

• Matt Dean, 38B^[4]
• Joe Hoppe, 47B^[5]
• Jeff Howe, 13A: To seek election to be District 13's senator in the Minnesota Senate.^[6]
• Jim Newberger, 15B: To seek election to be Minnesota's Class 1 U.S. senator.^[7]
• Joyce Peppin, 34A: Resigned effective July 2, 2018, to join the Minnesota Rural Electric Association as director of government affairs and general counsel.^[8]
• Mark Uglem, 36A^[9]
• Abigail Whelan, 35A^[10]

DFL

• Susan Allen, 62B^[11]
• Jon Applebaum, 44B^[12]
• David Bly, 20B^[13]
• Karen Clark, 62A^[11]
• Peggy Flanagan, 46A: To seek election to be lieutenant governor as Tim Walz's running mate.^[14]
• Debra Hilstrom, 40B: To seek election to be attorney general.^[15]
• Clark Johnson, 19A^[16]
• Sheldon Johnson, 67B^[17]
• Erin Maye Quade, 57A: To seek election to be lieutenant governor as Erin Murphy's running mate.^[18]
• Jason Metsa, 6B: To seek election to be Minnesota's 8th congressional district representative.^[19]
• Erin Murphy, 64A: To seek election to be governor.^[20]
• Ilhan Omar, 60B: To seek election to be Minnesota's 5th congressional district representative.^[15]
• Paul Rosenthal, 49B: Resigned effective September 5, 2018, to become the director of external affairs for Western Governors University.^[21][22]
• Linda Slocum, 50A^[23]
• Paul Thissen, 61B: Resigned effective April 20, 2018, to become a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.^[24][25]
• JoAnn Ward, 53A^[26]

Competitive districts

MinnPost and MPR News considered a total of 18 House districts competitive in 2018, based on past election results, campaign spending trends, and conversations with campaigns. MinnPost considered 15 districts competitive, 11 of which were held by the Republicans and four by the DFL. According to MinnPost, their list was not exhaustive and could have spoken to broader trends in the election.^[27] MPR News also considered 15 districts competitive, 12 of which were held by the Republicans and three by the DFL.^[28]

District	Incumbent	Party	First elected	2016 result	MinnPost^[27] (October 18, 2018)	MPR News^[28] (November 1, 2018)	Result
4B	Paul Marquart	DFL	2000	53.85%			Hold
5B	Sandy Layman	Republican	2016	53.61%			Hold
19A	Clark Johnson^[nb 3]	DFL	2013^[nb 4]	52.68%			Hold
34B	Dennis Smith	Republican	2014	55.83%			DFL gain
36A	Mark Uglem^[nb 3]	Republican	2012	58.21%			DFL gain
37A	Erin Koegel	DFL	2016	47.17%			Hold
38B	Matt Dean^[nb 3]	Republican	2004	56.94%			DFL gain
42A	Randy Jessup	Republican	2016	50.18%			DFL gain
44A	Sarah Anderson	Republican	2006	54.04%			DFL gain
47B	Joe Hoppe^[nb 3]	Republican	2002	62.47%			Hold
49A	Dario Anselmo	Republican	2016	51.04%			DFL gain
52B	Regina Barr	Republican	2016	50.17%			DFL gain
53B	Kelly Fenton	Republican	2014	56.35%			DFL gain
54A	Keith Franke	Republican	2016	51.43%			DFL gain
55A	Bob Loonan^[nb 5]	Republican	2014	55.78%			DFL gain
56B	Roz Peterson	Republican	2014	52.37%			DFL gain
57A	Erin Maye Quade^[nb 3]	DFL	2016	52.23%			Hold
57B	Anna Wills	Republican	2012	53.66%			DFL gain

Primary elections results

A primary election was held in 21 districts to nominate Republican and DFL candidates. Eight Republican nominations and 14 DFL nominations were contested. Seven incumbents were opposed for their party's nomination. Notably, District 55A Republican incumbent Bob Loonan lost his party's nomination.^[29]

District	Party	Candidates		Votes	%
6B	Republican	Skeeter Tomczak		2,402	100.00
	DFL	Dave Lislegard	^[30]	4,243	68.20
		Shaun Hainey	^[31]	1,978	31.80
15B	Republican	Shane Mekeland		2,258	100.00
	DFL	Karla Scapanski	^[32]	1,166	66.33
		Jessica Filiaggi	^[33]	592	33.67
18A	Republican	Dean Urdahl		2,534	100.00
	DFL	Justin Vold	^[34]	1,065	61.60
		Robert Wright	^[35]	664	38.40
22A	Republican	Joe Schomacker		3,275	100.00
	DFL	Maxwell Kaufman	^[36]	1,331	53.82
		Brian Abrahamson	^[37]	1,142	46.18
24A	Republican	John Petersburg		2,111	100.00
	DFL	Joe Heegard	^[38]	1,727	78.68
		Ethan Cords	^[39]	468	21.32
26A	Republican	Paul Wilson		1,624	100.00
	DFL	Tina Liebling	^[40]	3,555	89.93
		Abdulkadir Abdalla^[nb 6]	^[41]	398	10.07
31B	Republican	Cal Bahr	^[42]	1,829	56.89
		Tom Hackbarth	^[42]	1,386	43.11
	DFL	Sue Larson		1,969	100.00
34A	Republican	Kristin Robbins	^[43]	2,010	59.33
		Brad Ganzer	^[44]	1,378	40.67
	DFL	Dan Solon		2,444	100.00
40B	Republican	Robert Marvin		957	100.00
	DFL	Samantha Vang	^[45]	1,705	46.65
		Cindy Yang	^[45]	1,587	43.42
		Alexander Koenig	^[46]	363	9.93
41B	DFL	Mary Kunesh-Podein	^[47]	4,718	85.78
		Jeffrey Wagner	^[47]	782	14.22
46B	Republican	Melissa Moore	^[48]	633	60.00
		Bob Helland	^[48]	422	40.00
	DFL	Cheryl Youakim		5,458	100.00
47B	Republican	Greg Boe	^[49]	1,324	56.97
		Vincent Beaudette	^[50]	1,000	43.03
	DFL	Donzel Leggett		2,848	100.00
53A	Republican	Andy Turonie	^[51]	970	56.86
		Bill Dahn	^[52]	736	43.14
	DFL	Tou Xiong		3,429	100.00
55A	Republican	Erik Mortensen	^[53]	1,727	57.76
		Bob Loonan	^[54]	1,263	42.24
	DFL	Brad Tabke		2,137	100.00
57A	Republican	Matt Lundin		1,948	100.00
	DFL	Robert Bierman	^[55]	1,655	45.42
		Linda Garrett-Johnson	^[55]	1,116	30.63
		Roxanne Mindeman^[nb 7]	^[55]	507	13.91
		Kyle Koch^[nb 7]	^[55]	220	6.04
		Jake Cassidy	^[55]	146	4.01
59A	Republican	Fred Statema		317	100.00
	DFL	Fue Lee	^[56]	3,620	79.53
		Grace Moua	^[46]	932	20.47
59B	Republican	Lacy Johnson		418	100.00
	DFL	Raymond Dehn	^[57]	3,317	52.60
		Lisa Neal-Delgado	^[46]	2,989	47.40
60B	Republican	Joseph Patiño	^[58]	190	67.14
		Fadumo Taani	^[58]	93	32.86
	DFL	Mohamud Noor	^[58]	2,909	39.73
		Peter Wagenius	^[58]	2,076	28.35
		Cordelia Pierson	^[58]	1,287	17.58
		Haaris Pasha	^[58]	374	5.11
		Joshua Preston	^[58]	335	4.58
		Mary Mellen	^[58]	257	3.51
		Angelo Jaramillo	^[58]	84	1.15
62A	Republican	Bruce Lundeen		218	100.00
	DFL	Hodan Hassan	^[59]	2,207	28.41
		Osman Ahmed	^[59]	1,607	20.68
		Omar Fateh	^[59]	1,602	20.62
		Margarita Ortega	^[59]	1,531	19.71
		Jen Kader	^[59]	822	10.58
62B	Republican	Ronald Peterson	^[46]	196	67.82
		Ross Tenneson	^[46]	93	32.18
	DFL	Aisha Gomez		7,075	100.00
66B	Republican	David Richard		519	100.00
	DFL	John Lesch	^[60]	3,287	75.15
		Trahern Crews	^[61]	1,087	24.85
Source: Minnesota Secretary of State^[62]

Results

 

Districts won

Party		Candidates	Votes			Seats
			No.	%	+/−	No.	+/−	%
	Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party	134	1,388,938	54.40	+5.29	75	+18	55.97
	Republican Party of Minnesota	131	1,151,135	45.09	−5.25	59	−18	44.03
	Libertarian Party of Minnesota	2	1,067	0.04	−0.05	0	0	0.00
	Independent	3	8,184	0.32	+0.13	0	0	0.00
	Write-in	N/A	3,925	0.15	−0.09	0	0	0.00
Total			2,553,249	100.00	±0.00	134	±0	100.00
Invalid/blank votes			58,116	2.23	−4.03
Turnout (out of 4,064,389 eligible voters)^[63]			2,611,365	64.25	−10.47
Source: Minnesota Secretary of State^[64]

Popular vote DFL   54.40% Republican   45.09% Other   0.51%

House seats DFL   55.97% Republican   44.03%

District results

District	Incumbent			Candidates
	Name	Party	First elected	Name		Party	Votes	%	Winner Party
1A	Dan Fabian	Republican	2010	Dan Fabian	^[65]	Republican	11,762	71.14	Republican
				Stephen Moeller	^[65]	DFL	4,768	28.84
1B	Deb Kiel	Republican	2010	Deb Kiel	^[66]	Republican	10,026	65.94	Republican
				Brent Lindstrom	^[67]	DFL	5,173	34.02
2A	Matt Grossell	Republican	2016	Matt Grossell	^[68]	Republican	10,066	59.78	Republican
				Michael Northbird	^[69]	DFL	6,765	40.18
2B	Steve Green	Republican	2012	Steve Green	^[70]	Republican	10,443	61.05	Republican
				Karen Branden	^[71]	DFL	6,655	38.90
3A	Rob Ecklund	DFL	2015^[nb 4]	Rob Ecklund	^[72]	DFL	11,783	59.42	DFL
				Randy Goutermont	^[72]	Republican	8,022	40.45
3B	Mary Murphy	DFL	1976	Mary Murphy	^[73]	DFL	12,282	60.03	DFL
				Keith MacDonald	^[46]	Republican	8,162	39.89
4A	Ben Lien	DFL	2012	Ben Lien	^[46]	DFL	10,335	65.45	DFL
				Jordan Idso	^[46]	Republican	5,449	34.51
4B	Paul Marquart	DFL	2000	Paul Marquart	^[74]	DFL	10,461	58.93	DFL
				Jason Peterson	^[75]	Republican	7,285	41.04
5A	Matt Bliss	Republican	2016	John Persell	^[76]	DFL	8,454	50.01	DFL
				Matt Bliss	^[77]	Republican	8,443	49.95
5B	Sandy Layman	Republican	2016	Sandy Layman	^[78]	Republican	10,108	51.98	Republican
				Pat Medure	^[79]	DFL	9,305	47.85
6A	Julie Sandstede	DFL	2016	Julie Sandstede	^[80]	DFL	11,055	62.02	DFL
				Guy Anderson	^[80]	Republican	6,746	37.85
6B	Jason Metsa^[nb 3]	DFL	2012	Dave Lislegard	^[81]	DFL	12,075	61.97	DFL
				Skeeter Tomczak	^[72]	Republican	7,379	37.87
7A	Jennifer Schultz	DFL	2014	Jennifer Schultz	^[73]	DFL	15,300	73.67	DFL
				Dana Krivogorsky	^[46]	Republican	5,439	26.19
7B	Liz Olson	DFL	2016	Liz Olson	^[73]	DFL	12,739	71.84	DFL
				Caroline Burley	^[46]	Republican	4,965	28.00
8A	Bud Nornes	Republican	1996	Bud Nornes	^[82]	Republican	11,331	59.77	Republican
				Brittney Johnson	^[83]	DFL	7,625	40.22
8B	Mary Franson	Republican	2010	Mary Franson	^[84]	Republican	11,831	62.04	Republican
				Gail Kulp	^[85]	DFL	7,231	37.92
9A	John Poston	Republican	2016	John Poston	^[86]	Republican	11,376	69.34	Republican
				Alex Hering	^[87]	DFL	5,021	30.60
9B	Ron Kresha	Republican	2012	Ron Kresha	^[88]	Republican	11,802	72.16	Republican
				Stephen Browning	^[89]	DFL	4,548	27.81
10A	Josh Heintzeman	Republican	2014	Josh Heintzeman	^[90]	Republican	11,907	62.23	Republican
				Dale Menk	^[91]	DFL	7,211	37.69
10B	Dale Lueck	Republican	2014	Dale Lueck	^[92]	Republican	13,131	65.59	Republican
				Phil Yetzer	^[93]	DFL	6,876	34.35
11A	Mike Sundin	DFL	2012	Mike Sundin	^[94]	DFL	10,532	58.30	DFL
				Jeff Dotseth	^[94]	Republican	7,518	41.62
11B	Jason Rarick	Republican	2014	Jason Rarick	^[46]	Republican	9,147	59.68	Republican
				Tim Burkhardt	^[95]	DFL	6,166	40.23
12A	Jeff Backer	Republican	2014	Jeff Backer	^[96]	Republican	11,382	62.02	Republican
				Murray Smart	^[97]	DFL	6,959	37.92
12B	Paul Anderson	Republican	2008	Paul Anderson	^[98]	Republican	12,219	71.33	Republican
				Ben Schirmers	^[99]	DFL	4,894	28.57
13A	Jeff Howe^[nb 3]	Republican	2012	Lisa Demuth	^[100]	Republican	11,348	61.01	Republican
				Jim Read	^[101]	DFL	7,243	38.94
13B	Tim O'Driscoll	Republican	2010	Tim O'Driscoll	^[102]	Republican	12,146	64.32	Republican
				Heidi Everett	^[103]	DFL	6,731	35.65
14A	Tama Theis	Republican	2013^[nb 4]	Tama Theis	^[104]	Republican	9,079	52.09	Republican
				Aric Putnam	^[105]	DFL	8,348	47.89
14B	Jim Knoblach	Republican	1994^[nb 8]	Dan Wolgamott	^[106]	DFL	7,950	58.07	DFL
				Jim Knoblach^[nb 9]	^[108]	Republican	5,705	41.67
15A	Sondra Erickson	Republican	1998^[nb 10]	Sondra Erickson	^[109]	Republican	10,495	64.28	Republican
				Emy Minzel	^[110]	DFL	5,808	35.58
15B	Jim Newberger^[nb 3]	Republican	2012	Shane Mekeland	^[111]	Republican	10,699	59.41	Republican
				Karla Scapanski	^[111]	DFL	6,161	34.21
				Myron Wilson	^[112]	Independent	1,137	6.31
16A	Chris Swedzinski	Republican	2010	Chris Swedzinski	^[113]	Republican	10,854	67.56	Republican
				Tom Wyatt-Yerka	^[114]	DFL	5,198	32.36
16B	Paul Torkelson	Republican	2008	Paul Torkelson	^[115]	Republican	10,772	63.20	Republican
				Mindy Kimmel	^[116]	DFL	6,268	36.77
17A	Tim Miller	Republican	2014	Tim Miller	^[117]	Republican	10,069	60.21	Republican
				Lyle Koenen	^[118]	DFL	6,645	39.73
17B	Dave Baker	Republican	2014	Dave Baker	^[119]	Republican	11,908	69.11	Republican
				Anita Flowe	^[120]	DFL	5,311	30.82
18A	Dean Urdahl	Republican	2002	Dean Urdahl	^[35]	Republican	11,884	69.19	Republican
				Justin Vold	^[121]	DFL	4,269	24.85
				Kyle Greene	^[122]	Independent	650	3.78
				Jill Galvan	^[123]	Libertarian	363	2.11
18B	Glenn Gruenhagen	Republican	2010	Glenn Gruenhagen	^[124]	Republican	10,843	66.66	Republican
				Ashley Latzke	^[124]	DFL	5,403	33.22
19A	Clark Johnson^[nb 3]	DFL	2013^[nb 4]	Jeff Brand	^[125]	DFL	10,274	54.34	DFL
				Kim Spears	^[126]	Republican	8,603	45.50
19B	Jack Considine	DFL	2014	Jack Considine	^[127]	DFL	10,392	63.40	DFL
				Joe Steck	^[128]	Republican	5,978	36.47
20A	Bob Vogel	Republican	2014	Bob Vogel	^[129]	Republican	11,982	63.55	Republican
				Barbara Dröher Kline	^[129]	DFL	6,858	36.37
20B	David Bly^[nb 3]	DFL	2006^[nb 11]	Todd Lippert	^[130]	DFL	10,925	55.32	DFL
				Josh Gare	^[131]	Republican	8,819	44.66
21A	Barb Haley	Republican	2016	Barb Haley	^[132]	Republican	11,068	56.91	Republican
				Lori Ann Clark	^[133]	DFL	8,372	43.05
21B	Steve Drazkowski	Republican	2007^[nb 4]	Steve Drazkowski	^[134]	Republican	11,511	63.43	Republican
				Jonathan Isenor	^[135]	DFL	6,619	36.47
22A	Joe Schomacker	Republican	2010	Joe Schomacker	^[136]	Republican	10,811	66.73	Republican
				Maxwell Kaufman	^[136]	DFL	5,377	33.19
22B	Rod Hamilton	Republican	2004	Rod Hamilton	^[137]	Republican	9,756	66.87	Republican
				Cheniqua Johnson	^[138]	DFL	4,819	33.03
23A	Bob Gunther	Republican	1995^[nb 4]	Bob Gunther	^[139]	Republican	10,497	61.26	Republican
				Heather Klassen	^[140]	DFL	6,633	38.71
23B	Jeremy Munson	Republican	2018^[nb 4]	Jeremy Munson	^[141]	Republican	10,290	60.05	Republican
				Jim Grabowska	^[141]	DFL	6,827	39.84
24A	John Petersburg	Republican	2012	John Petersburg	^[142]	Republican	10,197	60.60	Republican
				Joe Heegard	^[38]	DFL	6,616	39.32
24B	Brian Daniels	Republican	2014	Brian Daniels	^[143]	Republican	8,972	59.56	Republican
				Yvette Marthaler	^[144]	DFL	6,076	40.34
25A	Duane Quam	Republican	2010	Duane Quam	^[145]	Republican	10,376	53.62	Republican
				Jamie Mahlberg	^[146]	DFL	8,957	46.29
25B	Duane Sauke	DFL	2016	Duane Sauke	^[147]	DFL	11,260	60.10	DFL
				Kenneth Bush	^[148]	Republican	7,452	39.78
26A	Tina Liebling	DFL	2004	Tina Liebling	^[149]	DFL	10,429	63.21	DFL
				Paul Wilson	^[150]	Republican	6,047	36.65
26B	Nels Pierson	Republican	2014	Nels Pierson	^[149]	Republican	11,784	53.69	Republican
				Tyrel Clark	^[151]	DFL	10,144	46.21
27A	Peggy Bennett	Republican	2014	Peggy Bennett	^[152]	Republican	9,957	56.52	Republican
				Terry Gjersvik	^[153]	DFL	7,651	43.43
27B	Jeanne Poppe	DFL	2004	Jeanne Poppe	^[154]	DFL	8,523	57.38	DFL
				Christine Green	^[155]	Republican	6,319	42.54
28A	Gene Pelowski	DFL	1986	Gene Pelowski	^[156]	DFL	12,587	96.61	DFL
28B	Greg Davids	Republican	1991^[nb 12]	Greg Davids	^[157]	Republican	10,351	55.44	Republican
				Thomas Trehus	^[158]	DFL	8,308	44.49
29A	Joe McDonald	Republican	2010	Joe McDonald	^[159]	Republican	13,114	67.86	Republican
				Renée Cardarelle	^[159]	DFL	6,193	32.05
29B	Marion O'Neill	Republican	2012	Marion O'Neill	^[160]	Republican	10,531	62.02	Republican
				Sharon McGinty	^[161]	DFL	6,434	37.89
30A	Nick Zerwas	Republican	2012	Nick Zerwas	^[162]	Republican	11,474	64.31	Republican
				Sarah Hamlin	^[162]	DFL	6,357	35.63
30B	Eric Lucero	Republican	2014	Eric Lucero	^[163]	Republican	11,962	63.15	Republican
				Margaret Fernandez	^[163]	DFL	6,970	36.79
31A	Kurt Daudt	Republican	2010	Kurt Daudt	^[164]	Republican	12,326	69.08	Republican
				Brad Brown	^[164]	DFL	5,501	30.83
31B	Cal Bahr	Republican	2016	Cal Bahr	^[42]	Republican	12,840	64.40	Republican
				Sue Larson	^[165]	DFL	7,080	35.51
32A	Brian Johnson	Republican	2012	Brian Johnson	^[166]	Republican	11,351	63.47	Republican
				Renae Berg	^[167]	DFL	6,522	36.47
32B	Anne Neu	Republican	2017^[nb 4]	Anne Neu	^[42]	Republican	11,031	58.00	Republican
				Jeff Peterson	^[168]	DFL	7,971	41.91
33A	Jerry Hertaus	Republican	2012	Jerry Hertaus	^[169]	Republican	14,394	58.99	Republican
				Norrie Thomas	^[170]	DFL	9,979	40.90
33B	Cindy Pugh	Republican	2012	Kelly Morrison	^[171]	DFL	11,786	50.43	DFL
				Cindy Pugh	^[171]	Republican	11,570	49.50
34A	Vacant^[nb 13]			Kristin Robbins	^[172]	Republican	12,486	56.49	Republican
				Dan Solon	^[172]	DFL	9,601	43.44
34B	Dennis Smith	Republican	2014	Kristin Bahner	^[173]	DFL	12,194	52.79	DFL
				Dennis Smith	^[173]	Republican	10,873	47.07
35A	Abigail Whelan^[nb 3]	Republican	2014	John Heinrich	^[174]	Republican	9,764	54.45	Republican
				Bill Vikander	^[174]	DFL	8,145	45.42
35B	Peggy Scott	Republican	2008	Peggy Scott	^[175]	Republican	11,438	56.53	Republican
				Kathryn Eckhardt	^[175]	DFL	8,771	43.35
36A	Mark Uglem^[nb 3]	Republican	2012	Zack Stephenson	^[176]	DFL	9,759	52.27	DFL
				Bill Maresh	^[9]	Republican	8,878	47.55
36B	Melissa Hortman	DFL	2004	Melissa Hortman	^[177]	DFL	12,514	63.05	DFL
				Jermain Botsio	^[178]	Republican	7,302	36.79
37A	Erin Koegel	DFL	2016	Erin Koegel	^[179]	DFL	9,816	56.01	DFL
				Anthony Wilder	^[179]	Republican	7,676	43.80
37B	Nolan West	Republican	2016	Nolan West	^[180]	Republican	10,254	50.22	Republican
				Amir Malik	^[180]	DFL	10,101	49.47
38A	Linda Runbeck	Republican	1989^[nb 14]	Linda Runbeck	^[181]	Republican	11,371	55.13	Republican
				Kevin Fogarty	^[181]	DFL	9,229	44.75
38B	Matt Dean^[nb 3]	Republican	2004	Ami Wazlawik	^[182]	DFL	11,573	50.81	DFL
				Pat Anderson	^[182]	Republican	11,187	49.11
39A	Bob Dettmer	Republican	2006	Bob Dettmer	^[183]	Republican	12,366	55.52	Republican
				Ann Mozey	^[184]	DFL	9,881	44.36
39B	Kathy Lohmer	Republican	2010	Shelly Christensen	^[185]	DFL	11,372	50.25	DFL
				Kathy Lohmer	^[185]	Republican	11,235	49.65
40A	Mike Nelson	DFL	2002	Mike Nelson	^[186]	DFL	9,387	73.12	DFL
				David True	^[186]	Republican	3,411	26.57
40B	Debra Hilstrom^[nb 3]	DFL	2000	Samantha Vang	^[187]	DFL	10,512	72.76	DFL
				Robert Marvin	^[187]	Republican	3,903	27.02
41A	Connie Bernardy	DFL	2000^[nb 15]	Connie Bernardy	^[188]	DFL	11,967	64.82	DFL
				Susan Erickson	^[188]	Republican	6,453	34.95
41B	Mary Kunesh-Podein	DFL	2016	Mary Kunesh-Podein	^[189]	DFL	12,408	65.77	DFL
				Tim Utz	^[190]	Independent	6,397	33.91
42A	Randy Jessup	Republican	2016	Kelly Moller	^[191]	DFL	12,289	57.52	DFL
				Randy Jessup	^[192]	Republican	9,055	42.38
42B	Jamie Becker-Finn	DFL	2016	Jamie Becker-Finn	^[193]	DFL	13,042	60.35	DFL
				Yele-Mis Yang	^[193]	Republican	8,543	39.53
43A	Peter Fischer	DFL	2012	Peter Fischer	^[194]	DFL	12,253	61.36	DFL
				Bob Cardinal	^[194]	Republican	7,691	38.52
43B	Leon Lillie	DFL	2004	Leon Lillie	^[195]	DFL	11,253	62.31	DFL
				Rachael Bucholz	^[195]	Republican	6,788	37.59
44A	Sarah Anderson	Republican	2006	Ginny Klevorn	^[196]	DFL	12,995	53.85	DFL
				Sarah Anderson	^[196]	Republican	11,119	46.08
44B	Jon Applebaum^[nb 3]	DFL	2014	Patty Acomb	^[197]	DFL	15,082	62.74	DFL
				Gary Porter	^[198]	Republican	8,935	37.17
45A	Lyndon Carlson	DFL	1972	Lyndon Carlson	^[199]	DFL	12,347	65.35	DFL
				Reid Johnson	^[199]	Republican	6,520	34.51
45B	Mike Freiberg	DFL	2012	Mike Freiberg	^[200]	DFL	15,727	72.44	DFL
				Steve Merriman	^[200]	Republican	5,954	27.42
46A	Peggy Flanagan^[nb 3]	DFL	2015^[nb 4]	Ryan Winkler	^[201]	DFL	16,692	72.50	DFL
				Luke McCusker	^[201]	Republican	6,297	27.35
46B	Cheryl Youakim	DFL	2014	Cheryl Youakim	^[202]	DFL	16,400	75.48	DFL
				Melissa Moore	^[202]	Republican	5,297	24.38
47A	Jim Nash	Republican	2014	Jim Nash	^[203]	Republican	14,106	64.70	Republican
				Madalynn Gerold	^[204]	DFL	7,680	35.23
47B	Joe Hoppe^[nb 3]	Republican	2002	Greg Boe	^[205]	Republican	10,853	50.24	Republican
				Donzel Leggett	^[206]	DFL	10,736	49.70
48A	Laurie Pryor	DFL	2016	Laurie Pryor	^[207]	DFL	13,980	59.39	DFL
				Ellen Cousins	^[208]	Republican	9,531	40.49
48B	Jenifer Loon	Republican	2008	Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn	^[209]	DFL	10,397	50.53	DFL
				Jenifer Loon	^[210]	Republican	10,156	49.36
49A	Dario Anselmo	Republican	2016	Heather Edelson	^[211]	DFL	14,725	58.13	DFL
				Dario Anselmo	^[212]	Republican	10,584	41.78
49B	Vacant^[nb 16]			Steve Elkins	^[213]	DFL	15,264	61.69	DFL
				Matt Sikich	^[214]	Republican	9,446	38.17
50A	Linda Slocum^[nb 3]	DFL	2006	Michael Howard	^[215]	DFL	12,359	68.24	DFL
				Kirsten Johnson	^[216]	Republican	5,730	31.64
50B	Andrew Carlson	DFL	2016	Andrew Carlson	^[216]	DFL	12,745	60.83	DFL
				Chad Anderson	^[216]	Republican	8,180	39.04
51A	Sandra Masin	DFL	2006^[nb 11]	Sandra Masin	^[217]	DFL	11,875	61.43	DFL
				Jim Kiner	^[217]	Republican	7,446	38.52
51B	Laurie Halverson	DFL	2012	Laurie Halverson	^[218]	DFL	13,879	62.18	DFL
				Doug Willetts	^[218]	Republican	8,424	37.74
52A	Rick Hansen	DFL	2004	Rick Hansen	^[219]	DFL	13,549	65.84	DFL
				Beth Arntson	^[219]	Republican	6,998	34.01
52B	Regina Barr	Republican	2016	Ruth Richardson	^[220]	DFL	11,004	53.74	DFL
				Regina Barr	^[220]	Republican	9,437	46.08
53A	JoAnn Ward^[nb 3]	DFL	2012	Tou Xiong	^[221]	DFL	11,526	61.18	DFL
				Andy Turonie	^[222]	Republican	7,293	38.71
53B	Kelly Fenton	Republican	2014	Steve Sandell	^[223]	DFL	12,261	52.29	DFL
				Kelly Fenton	^[224]	Republican	11,169	47.63
54A	Keith Franke	Republican	2016	Anne Claflin	^[225]	DFL	9,300	50.98	DFL
				Keith Franke	^[226]	Republican	8,924	48.92
54B	Tony Jurgens	Republican	2016	Tony Jurgens	^[227]	Republican	9,947	51.03	Republican
				Tina Folch	^[228]	DFL	9,525	48.86
55A	Bob Loonan	Republican	2014	Brad Tabke	^[229]	DFL	8,984	51.53	DFL
				Erik Mortensen	^[230]	Republican	8,382	48.07
55B	Tony Albright	Republican	2012	Tony Albright	^[53]	Republican	12,968	61.16	Republican
				Matt Christensen	^[46]	DFL	8,215	38.74
56A	Drew Christensen	Republican	2014	Hunter Cantrell	^[231]	DFL	10,813	52.74	DFL
				Drew Christensen	^[232]	Republican	9,662	47.13
56B	Roz Peterson	Republican	2014	Alice Mann	^[233]	DFL	10,035	52.64	DFL
				Roz Peterson	^[234]	Republican	9,013	47.28
57A	Erin Maye Quade^[nb 3]	DFL	2016	Robert Bierman	^[235]	DFL	12,006	54.53	DFL
				Matt Lundin	^[235]	Republican	9,296	42.22
				Matt Swenson	^[236]	Libertarian	704	3.20
57B	Anna Wills	Republican	2012	John Huot	^[237]	DFL	11,209	51.92	DFL
				Anna Wills	^[237]	Republican	10,373	48.04
58A	Jon Koznick	Republican	2014	Jon Koznick	^[238]	Republican	11,769	55.68	Republican
				Maggie Williams	^[238]	DFL	9,354	44.25
58B	Pat Garofalo	Republican	2004	Pat Garofalo	^[239]	Republican	11,549	58.84	Republican
				Marla Vagts	^[239]	DFL	8,060	41.06
59A	Fue Lee	DFL	2016	Fue Lee	^[240]	DFL	12,046	86.04	DFL
				Fred Statema	^[46]	Republican	1,916	13.69
59B	Raymond Dehn	DFL	2012	Raymond Dehn	^[241]	DFL	15,826	82.29	DFL
				Lacy Johnson	^[241]	Republican	3,357	17.46
60A	Diane Loeffler	DFL	2004	Diane Loeffler	^[242]	DFL	19,026	86.45	DFL
				Kelly Winsor	^[46]	Republican	2,922	13.28
60B	Ilhan Omar^[nb 3]	DFL	2016	Mohamud Noor	^[58]	DFL	16,440	86.26	DFL
				Joseph Patiño	^[58]	Republican	2,552	13.39
61A	Frank Hornstein	DFL	2002	Frank Hornstein	^[243]	DFL	23,736	86.05	DFL
				Jeremy Hansen	^[46]	Republican	3,814	13.83
61B	Vacant^[nb 17]			Jamie Long	^[244]	DFL	21,289	85.73	DFL
				Scot Missling	^[46]	Republican	3,487	14.04
62A	Karen Clark^[nb 3]	DFL	1980	Hodan Hassan	^[244]	DFL	13,107	90.39	DFL
				Bruce Lundeen	^[244]	Republican	1,281	8.83
62B	Susan Allen^[nb 3]	DFL	2012^[nb 4]	Aisha Gomez	^[244]	DFL	17,928	92.07	DFL
				Ronald Peterson	^[244]	Republican	1,502	7.71
63A	Jim Davnie	DFL	2000	Jim Davnie	^[245]	DFL	21,278	88.84	DFL
				Kyle Bragg	^[46]	Republican	2,631	10.98
63B	Jean Wagenius	DFL	1986	Jean Wagenius	^[246]	DFL	18,403	80.83	DFL
				Frank Pafko	^[246]	Republican	4,307	18.92
64A	Erin Murphy^[nb 3]	DFL	2006	Kaohly Her	^[247]	DFL	18,995	84.14	DFL
				Patrick Griffin	^[247]	Republican	3,532	15.64
64B	Dave Pinto	DFL	2014	Dave Pinto	^[248]	DFL	19,447	80.07	DFL
				Alex Pouliot	^[248]	Republican	4,812	19.81
65A	Rena Moran	DFL	2010	Rena Moran	^[249]	DFL	12,785	86.76	DFL
				Monique Giordana	^[46]	Republican	1,913	12.98
65B	Carlos Mariani	DFL	1990	Carlos Mariani	^[250]	DFL	14,540	81.37	DFL
				Margaret Mary Stokely	^[46]	Republican	3,275	18.33
66A	Alice Hausman	DFL	1989^[nb 4]	Alice Hausman	^[251]	DFL	16,035	73.88	DFL
				Jon Heyer	^[251]	Republican	5,644	26.01
66B	John Lesch	DFL	2002	John Lesch	^[252]	DFL	11,486	83.46	DFL
				David Richard	^[61]	Republican	2,227	16.18
67A	Tim Mahoney	DFL	1998	Tim Mahoney	^[252]	DFL	9,557	96.41	DFL
67B	Sheldon Johnson^[nb 3]	DFL	2000	Jay Xiong	^[252]	DFL	10,235	78.10	DFL
				Fred Turk	^[253]	Republican	2,827	21.57

Withdrawn candidates
District	Name		Party	Note
2A	Soren Sorensen	^[254]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[255]
2B	Darren Leno	^[256]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[257]
5A	Reed Olson	^[258]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[259]
8A	Nate Gramley	^[260]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[261]
13A	Jeff Howe	^[262]	Republican	Withdrew to seek election to the Minnesota Senate in the District 13 special election.^[6]
13B	Benjamin Carollo	^[262]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[263]
15B	Lucas Knese	^[262]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[264]
	Mark Olson	^[265]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[264]
	John Ulrick	^[266]	Republican	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[267]
19A	Nick Pemberton	^[268]	DFL	Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.^[46]
25B	Walter Smith	^[269]	Republican	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[270]
27A	Thomas Martinez	^[271]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[272]
	Colin Minehart	^[273]	DFL	Withdrew to focus on his business.^[272]
28B	Jordan Fontenello	^[274]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[275]
29A	Janice Holter Kittok	^[276]	DFL	Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.^[46]
34A	Joyce Peppin	^[277]	Republican	Withdrew to join the Minnesota Rural Electric Association as director of government affairs and general counsel.^[8]
35A	Mandy Benz	^[278]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[279]
	Andre Champagne	^[280]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[279]
	John LeTourneau	^[281]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[279]
	Jill Novitzke	^[282]	Republican	Lost party's endorsement.^[279]
	Donavon Balaski	^[283]	DFL	Website and social media no longer active.
	Andy Hillebregt	^[284]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[285]
37A	Brian McCormick	^[286]	Libertarian	Did not submit a nominating petition.^[287]
37B	Brandon Taitt	^[288]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[289]
38B	Lori Ahlness	^[290]	Republican	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[291]
	Ken Swecker	^[290]	Republican	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[292]
39B	Paula O'Loughlin	^[293]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[294]
40B	Debra Hilstrom	^[295]	DFL	Withdrew to seek election to be attorney general.^[15]
42A	Burt Johnson	^[296]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[297]
	Liz Voltz	^[298]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[299]
46A	Brittany Edwards	^[300]	DFL	Withdrew after conceding party's endorsement.^[301]
	Brian Shekleton	^[302]	DFL	Withdrew following Ryan Winkler's announcement that he would seek election.^[303]
47A	David Snyder	^[304]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[305]
47B	Joe Hoppe	^[306]	Republican	Withdrew to resume full-time employment.^[5]
49A	Cheryl Barry	^[307]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[308]
	Carolyn Jackson	^[309]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[310]
49B	Paul Rosenthal	^[311]	DFL	Withdrew to become the director of external affairs for Western Governors University.^[21]
51A	Ryan Fagan	^[312]	DFL	Withdrew and endorsed Sandra Masin.^[313]
52B	Geoff Dittberner	^[314]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[315]
53A	Greta Bjerkness	^[51]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[316]
	Lila Eltawely	^[317]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[318]
55A	Mary Hernandez	^[319]	DFL	Withdrew for personal reasons.^[320]
56A	Renita Fisher	^[321]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[322]
56B	Lindsey Port		DFL	Withdrew due to loss of popular support.^[323]
57A	Erin Maye Quade	^[324]	DFL	Withdrew to seek election to be lieutenant governor as Erin Murphy's running mate.^[18]
60A	Anthony Hernandez	^[325]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[326]
60B	Ilhan Omar	^[327]	DFL	Withdrew to seek election to be Minnesota's 5th congressional district representative.^[15]
61B	Sara Freeman	^[328]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[329]
	Tim Laughinghouse	^[328]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[330]
	Meggie Wittorf	^[328]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[331]
62A	Farhio Khalif	^[59]	DFL	Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.^[46]
	Guhaad Said	^[332]	DFL	Website and social media no longer active.
62B	Korina Barry	^[333]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[334]
	Rebecca Gagnon	^[333]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[335]
	Bonita Jones	^[333]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[336]
	Ben Schweigert	^[333]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[337]
63B	Emily Antin	^[338]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[339]
	Husniyah Dent Bradley	^[340]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[341]
	Leili Fatehi	^[342]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[341]
	Brenda Johnson	^[343]	DFL	Did not file an affidavit of candidacy.^[46]
	Philip Sturm	^[344]	Independent	Did not submit a nominating petition.^[46]
64A	Kayla Farhang		DFL	Withdrew for personal reasons.^[345]
	Amanda Karls	^[346]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[347]
	Meg Luger-Nikolai	^[348]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[347]
64B	Troy Sjerven	^[349]	Libertarian	Did not submit a nominating petition.^[287]
66B	Alissa Harrington	^[350]	DFL	Withdrew after conceding party's endorsement.^[351]
67B	John Slade	^[352]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[351]
	Grant Stevensen	^[352]	DFL	Withdrew after losing party's endorsement.^[351]
	Shoua Yang	^[352]	DFL	Lost party's endorsement.^[351]

Seats changing parties

 

Seat gains and holds by party.

Party	Incumbent	District	First elected	Winner	Party
Republican	Matt Bliss	5A	2016	John Persell	DFL
	Jim Knoblach^[nb 9]	14B	1994^[nb 8]	Dan Wolgamott	DFL
	Cindy Pugh	33B	2012	Kelly Morrison	DFL
	Dennis Smith	34B	2014	Kristin Bahner	DFL
	Mark Uglem^[nb 3]	36A	2012	Zack Stephenson	DFL
	Matt Dean^[nb 3]	38B	2004	Ami Wazlawik	DFL
	Kathy Lohmer	39B	2010	Shelly Christensen	DFL
	Randy Jessup	42A	2016	Kelly Moller	DFL
	Sarah Anderson	44A	2006	Ginny Klevorn	DFL
	Jenifer Loon	48B	2008	Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn	DFL
	Dario Anselmo	49A	2016	Heather Edelson	DFL
	Regina Barr	52B	2016	Ruth Richardson	DFL
	Kelly Fenton	53B	2014	Steve Sandell	DFL
	Keith Franke	54A	2016	Anne Claflin	DFL
	Bob Loonan^[nb 5]	55A	2014	Brad Tabke	DFL
	Drew Christensen	56A	2014	Hunter Cantrell	DFL
	Roz Peterson	56B	2014	Alice Mann	DFL
	Anna Wills	57B	2012	John Huot	DFL

Aftermath

On November 8, 2018, the newly elected House DFL caucus met to elect the leadership of the new House. House DFL Leader Melissa Hortman was elected speaker-designate unopposed. Ryan Winkler was elected majority leader and Liz Olson majority whip.^{[353][354][355]} The next day, the newly elected House Republican caucus met and elected outgoing Speaker Kurt Daudt minority leader, a position he held from 2013 to 2015.^[356]

See also

• Minnesota gubernatorial election, 2018
• Minnesota Senate District 13 special election, 2018
• Minnesota elections, 2018
• Minnesota Senate election, 2016

Notes

1. Including 2 vacant seats previously held by the DFL.
2. Including 1 vacant seat previously held by the Republicans.
3. Retired; did not seek re-election.
4. Elected in a special election.
5. Lost primary election for party's nomination.
6. Suspended campaign on June 22, 2018.
7. Suspended campaign on July 31, 2018, and endorsed Robert Bierman
8. Did not seek re-election in 2006. Elected again in 2014.
9. Suspended campaign on September 21, 2018, following allegations of inappropriate behavior.^[107]
10. Elected in a special election. Lost re-election in 2008. Elected again in 2010.
11. Lost re-election in 2010. Elected again in 2012.
12. Elected in a special election. Lost re-election in 2006. Elected again in 2008.
13. Republican Joyce Peppin resigned effective on July 2, 2018, to join the Minnesota Rural Electric Association as director of government affairs and general counsel.^[8]
14. Elected in a special election. Did not seek re-election in 1992 in order to seek election to the Minnesota Senate. Did not seek re-election to the Senate in 2000. Elected again to the House in 2010.
15. Did not seek re-election in 2006. Elected again in 2012.
16. DFL incumbent Paul Rosenthal resigned effective on September 5, 2018, to become the director of external affairs for Western Governors University.^[22]
17. DFL incumbent Paul Thissen resigned effective on April 20, 2018, to become a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.^[25]

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