Who serves in the Minnesota Senate?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The House has 67 DFL members, 66 Republican members and one vacancy (21A); the Senate has 34 DFL members and 33 Republican members. All 200 serving-member original profiles independently agree on identity, affiliation and district, with separately maintained LCC, printed joint roster and Legislative Reference Library checks. The former House21A profile explicitly states Joe Schomacker resigned effective June21,2026; the printed roster labels21A Vacant and the current Library roster omits him. These direct status sources supersede stale House/LCC general-directory entries that retain his name.

The House current Alpha tab is used; the separate 2027–2028 member-elect tab is excluded. The Senate serving-member endpoint is used; its separate senator-elect endpoint is excluded. Minnesota Statutes §204D.02 starts regular terms on the first Monday in January after election: January 4, 2027. November 3, 2026 winners do not replace serving members in this snapshot. Session opening is a separate event.

Current rosters include Xp Lee in House 34B, Shelley Buck in House 47A, Michael W. Holmstrom in Senate 29 and Amanda H. Hemmingsen-Jaeger in Senate 47. They are verified from current service records, rather than inferred from election leads or stale predecessor listings.

The geographic authority is the February 15, 2022 court plan with adopted boundary adjustments and technical corrections, distributed by the current LCC-GIS downloads as L2023 House and Senate files. Political and demographic attributes present in the legal GIS files are excluded from map construction. Only identifiers and polygon coordinates are read.

Statewide demographic measures remain under the direct 2024 ACS state authority. This page does not infer district demographic estimates or ZIP/ZCTA findings.

Individual records retain the official DFL (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) wording. DFL seats are grouped with Democratic for map color and aggregate totals. Current chamber profiles, LCC tables and the original printed roster supply positive affiliation evidence. Checked November 6, 2026; this snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Original current LCC-GIS L2023 House and Senate legal polygon files, based on the February 15, 2022 court plan with adopted adjustments and technical corrections. Uniform UTM Zone 15N display; all source rings retained. Small-scale orientation, not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Official House current members — current Alpha tab, separate from member-elect tab ↗
• Official current Senate directory ↗
• Official Senate directory data — serving members endpoint ↗
• LCC current House member/district/affiliation roster ↗
• LCC current Senate member/district/affiliation roster ↗
• Official current printed joint House and Senate roster ↗
• Legislative Reference Library current legislators ↗
• Legislative Reference Library current session chronology — Schomacker June21 resignation ↗
• House Public Information — current members serve until January ↗
• Minnesota Statutes §204D.02 — terms begin first Monday in January ↗

District boundary sources

• LCC-GIS current district data downloads — L2023 technical files ↗
• LCC-GIS current House boundary metadata — May 26, 2023 version and technical corrections ↗
• LCC-GIS current Senate boundary metadata ↗
• LCC-GIS adopted boundary adjustments and Secretary of State corrections ↗
• LCC-GIS February 15, 2022 court plan and current successor technical files ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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