MN Senate Candidates for Minnesota Senator Election Race

Minnesota Senate Race for Election 2012

Minnesota Senator Candidates Filing Deadlines:

For all: June 5, 2012
Primary: August 2012

Minnesota Senatorial Candidates 2012

Minnesota Senate Candidates - Announced, Potential, and Rumored Senatorial Candidates:

Amy Klobuchar

In 2006, Amy Klobuchar became the first woman elected to represent the State of Minnesota in the United States Senate. Throughout her public service - both as chief prosecutor in the state's largest county and now as a U.S. Senator - Amy has always embraced the values she learned growing up in Minnesota.

Dick Franson

BA Degree – Public Administration with a Minor in Middle East Studies – 1976 Retired Army First Sergeant – 23 Years Retired Elected Minneapolis 12th Ward Alderman, 1965; 15 Years City Service Retired U.S. Federal Appraiser, 1990 Three Grown Children – Terri, Todd and Tim

Republican and Democrat Candidates for Minnesota Senate Primary Election

MN Candidates for Congress

District 1:
Tim Walz (DFL)
Randy Demmer (R)

District 2:
John Kline (R)
Dan Powers (DFL)

District 3:
Erik Paulsen (R)
Sharon Sund (DFL)

District 4:
Steve Carlson (IP)
Betty McCollum (DFL)

District 5:
Keith Ellison (DFL)
Lynne Torgerson (Independent)

District 6:
Michele Bachmann (R)
Tom Emmer (R)
Jay Esmay (R)
Jim Knoblach (R)
Amy Koch (R)
Phil Krinkie (R)
Aubrey Immelman (Independent)

District 7:
Lee Byberg (R)
Collin Peterson (DFL)

District 8:
Chip Cravaack (R)
Jeff Anderson (DFL)
Tarryl Clark (DFL)
Daniel Fanning (DFL)
Tim Faust (DFL)
Rick Nolan (DFL)
John Persell (DFL)
John Ward (DFL)
Ryan Winkler (DFL)

History of Minnesota. Information that every Minnesota Election Candidates for US Senate Should Know:

The Minnesota State Flag is a medium blue color with a narrow gold border and a gold fringe. There is a medium blue field and in the middle is a circular emblem with a white background and a yellow border. This inner circle is surrounded by 19 five pointed stars representing Minnesota as the 19th state, after the original 13 colonies, to join the union. The stars are arranged in four groups of four stars and one group of three stars at the top of the circle. The top star represents the North Star. The five star groups represent a five pointed star.

Scenes that are displayed within the inner circle of the Minnesota State Seal:

• A bare-footed farmer plowing a field.
• The farmer's axe, gun and powder horn rest on a nearby stump.
• An Indian rides nearby.
• The field borders a river with a waterfall.
• Surrounded by intertwined pink and white lady slippers (the state flower) and a red ribbon.
• Printed in gold letters on the red ribbon are the dates 1819, the year in which Fort Snelling was established.
• 1893, the year that the flag was officially adopted.
• "L'ETOILE DU NORD" (Star of the North), the Minnesota State Motto.
• Over the seal in gold letters is the date 1858; the date that Minnesota was admitted to the union.

Minnesota Candidates for Congress

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