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2085:Christianson
1936:9th district
1870:1935–present
1826:8th district
1780:1935–present
1741:7th district
1670:1935–present
1626:6th district
1580:Christianson
1575:1935–present
1506:5th district
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1256:3rd district
1195:1935–present
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1070:1935–present
981:1st district
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845:nominee for
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370:(1995-05-01)
319:Succeeded by
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274:Succeeded by
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217:Succeeded by
210:Fallon Kelly
193:Appointed by
182:
159:Succeeded by
152:Charles Fahy
135:Appointed by
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104:Succeeded by
83:
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53:Senior Judge
2518:1995 deaths
2513:1906 births
2289: (DFL)
2251:H. Andersen
2242:A. Andresen
1215:T. Hagedorn
1140:E.M. Wilson
1105:J. Hagedorn
477:Minneapolis
368:May 1, 1995
323:Carl Wegner
309:Preceded by
262:Preceded by
205:Preceded by
147:Preceded by
94:Preceded by
2507:Categories
2287:J. Blatnik
2233:H. Knutson
2100:H. Knutson
1980:C. Knutson
1950:Steenerson
1805:Stangeland
1675:H. Knutson
1665:H. Knutson
1585:D. Johnson
916:1979–1982
888:1969–1983
843:Republican
815:1947–1949
669:2017-12-23
630:References
603:look like
587:Philosophy
509:Republican
489:Republican
449:Saint Paul
390:Republican
354:Saint Paul
347:1906-04-22
2442:Silberman
2397:MacKinnon
2381:Tymkovich
2370:Higginson
2307: (R)
2298: (R)
2296:E. Devitt
2280: (R)
2271: (R)
2262: (R)
2260:J. O'Hara
2253: (R)
2244: (R)
2235: (R)
2212: (R)
2203: (R)
2161:Minnesota
2115:Shoemaker
2040:Cavanaugh
1885:Pittenger
1875:Pittenger
1865:Pittenger
1835:1903–1933
1815:Fischbach
1750:1893–1933
1660:Lindbergh
1635:1893–1933
1590:Youngdahl
1530:Halvorson
1515:1883–1933
1415:Gilfillan
1405:1883–1933
1365:MacGregor
1355:MacKinnon
1350:Gallagher
1340:Alexander
1295:MacDonald
1265:1873–1933
1185:Ellsworth
1165:Wakefield
1130:1863–1933
1095:Gutknecht
1065:Christgau
1035:T. Wilson
1020:Wilkinson
1010:1863–1933
1005:Kingsbury
894:Ken Starr
664:dcchs.org
601:Goldwater
453:Minnesota
396:Education
358:Minnesota
299:In office
252:In office
237:Minnesota
187:1953–1958
183:In office
164:Ken Starr
125:In office
84:In office
65:In office
2487:Sentelle
2477:Cabranes
2417:Northrop
2269:H. Hagen
2105:P. Kvale
1905:R. Nolan
1900:Cravaack
1895:Oberstar
1810:Peterson
1800:Bergland
1790:Andersen
1785:P. Kvale
1775:P. Kvale
1770:O. Kvale
1765:Volstead
1725:Bachmann
1705:Sikorski
1695:R. Nolan
1680:Marshall
1570:W. Nolan
1545:Fletcher
1535:Fletcher
1525:Comstock
1495:McCollum
1480:McCarthy
1445:Van Dyke
1410:Washburn
1385:Phillips
1320:Andresen
1310:Heatwole
1285:Washburn
1175:McCleary
1135:Donnelly
1075:Andresen
1055:Anderson
821:Roy Wier
581:Maryland
531:against
447:Born in
379:Maryland
279:Roy Wier
245:district
173:for the
2482:Tallman
2432:Baldock
2402:Barrett
2278:W. Judd
2210:E. Thye
2201:J. Ball
2110:Lundeen
2095:Johnson
2090:Hoidale
2070:1933–35
2065:Manahan
2060:1913–15
2055:Aldrich
2035:1858–63
2015:Goodwin
2005:1915–33
1970:Buckler
1965:1935–63
1945:1903–33
1910:Stauber
1890:Blatnik
1880:Bernard
1720:Kennedy
1655:Buckman
1640:Baldwin
1610:Ellison
1560:Lundeen
1470:Starkey
1440:Stevens
1380:Paulsen
1375:Ramstad
1370:Frenzel
1330:Lundeen
1305:O. Hall
1300:D. Hall
1280:Stewart
1270:Averill
1230:Kennedy
1180:Hammond
1155:Poehler
1145:Averill
1110:Finstad
1045:Harries
1040:Dunnell
1025:Dunnell
744:at the
688:at the
577:Potomac
431:of the
375:Potomac
55:of the
2492:Miller
2472:Bryson
2467:Arnold
2457:Winter
2427:Warren
2390:Former
2362:Active
2190:Senate
2050:Windom
2045:Phelps
2010:Schall
1985:Langen
1960:Selvig
1955:Wefald
1855:Larson
1845:Miller
1795:Langen
1715:Luther
1650:Morris
1600:Fraser
1565:Newton
1520:Nelson
1475:Devitt
1450:Keller
1435:Kiefer
1430:Castle
1425:Snider
1335:Teigan
1290:Strait
1210:Nelsen
1205:O'Hara
1190:Clague
1160:Strait
1150:Strait
1085:Erdahl
1060:Furlow
1050:Tawney
1015:Windom
995:Sibley
381:, U.S.
360:, U.S.
2462:Selya
2452:Leavy
2437:Roney
2422:Seitz
2412:Field
2222:House
2080:Chase
2075:Arens
1975:Hagen
1860:Carss
1850:Carss
1730:Emmer
1710:Grams
1700:Weber
1690:Zwach
1685:Olson
1645:Towne
1555:Smith
1490:Vento
1485:Karth
1315:Davis
1245:Craig
1240:Lewis
1235:Kline
1225:Minge
1220:Weber
1090:Penny
1030:While
809:from
475:) of
459:from
235:from
2376:Wood
2182:80th
1840:Bede
1760:Eddy
1755:Boen
1615:Omar
1605:Sabo
1595:Judd
1540:Lind
1465:Maas
1455:Maas
1420:Rice
1360:Wier
1345:Gale
1275:King
1200:Ryan
1170:Lind
1100:Walz
1080:Quie
1000:Rice
852:1958
423:and
365:Died
337:Born
2447:Guy
1550:Nye
404:LLB
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