Senate, 52, DFL, sen.jim.carlson@senate.mn, 651-297-8073
(Heard as: Marston Carlson Brooke Carlson )
00:28:09,060
00:30:50,940
00:31:14,620
00:31:19,120
00:31:20,780
00:33:33,800
00:34:14,440
00:37:03,260
00:49:04,760
01:18:23,360
01:21:44,180
01:25:55,160
01:26:59,040
01:31:19,080
01:31:59,940
Senate, 42, DFL, sen.bonnie.westlin@senate.mn, 651-296-8869
(Heard as: westland Westlin Westman )
00:03:56,340
00:04:12,400
00:04:47,440
01:32:03,960
01:36:59,440
Senate, 28, R, sen.mark.koran@senate.mn, 651-296-5419
(Heard as: Koran Corran Krantz Kranz Kathy Kranz )
00:09:14,420
00:43:50,460
00:47:32,250
01:00:24,820
01:01:05,800
01:01:55,080
01:02:03,620
01:02:29,160
01:02:51,180
01:03:10,580
01:03:33,280
01:04:48,580
01:32:07,060
Senate, 29, R, sen.bruce.anderson@senate.mn, 651-296-5981
(Heard as: anderson Anderson Bernie Sanders )
00:02:06,680
00:35:22,080
01:19:56,000
01:21:35,600
01:32:08,280
Senate, 31, R, sen.calvin.bahr@senate.mn, 651-296-3219
(Heard as: Barr )
Senate, 25, DFL, sen.liz.boldon@senate.mn, 651-296-3903
(Heard as: Bolden )
Senate, 49, DFL, sen.steve.cwodzinski@senate.mn, 651-296-1314
(Heard as: Switzinski Swabzinski )
Senate, 23, R, sen.gene.dornink@senate.mn, 651-296-5240
(Heard as: Dornick )
Senate, 37, R, sen.warren.limmer@senate.mn, 651-296-2159
(Heard as: limmer )
Senate, 40, DFL, sen.john.marty@senate.mn, 651-296-5645
(Heard as: Marty Mary Peltola )
Senate, 27, R, sen.andrew.matthews@senate.mn, 651-296-8075
(Heard as: Matthews )
00:14:07,940
00:14:41,320
01:09:02,100
01:17:27,980
01:29:26,500
01:32:22,340
Senate, 47, DFL, sen.nicole.mitchell@senate.mn, 651-296-5537
(Heard as: Mitchell mitchell )
01:24:01,860
01:25:55,160
01:32:26,700
Senate, 55, DFL, sen.lindsey.port@senate.mn, 651-296-5975
Senate, 43, DFL, sen.ann.rest@senate.mn, 651-296-2889
00:37:22,360 - of the phenomenal experience that I had in my 2019 race as a first-time candidate,
00:37:38,820 - We should always be working toward equity because we know that there are many folks
00:44:36,020 - hundred thousand votes in the Secretary of State race in the primary of 2022.
00:48:49,400 - The Senate has voted to approve RCV inequities Bloomington has petitioned to put RCV back on the ballot.
00:54:03,840 - to our perhaps more marginalized and diverse populations?
00:54:11,120 - to make choices they may not want just to ensure all their votes or choices count in a race to the very end?
00:57:20,420 - Example the near bottom of the list of candidates can after multiple runoffs become the winner of the election race fully opposed to what the initial vote showed as the top two contenders.
01:03:04,440 - forward in any municipal race from being able to participate in an election?
01:10:06,800 - in the race how we treat our supporters in the race how we treat our opponent
01:10:12,080 - supporters in the race and I have tried to make deliberate choices to treat
01:11:55,060 - party races there and Dayton one in 2010 because of a third party race there so
01:19:35,100 - the race my first choice continues to count so everyone has a vote counting in