SENATE DISTRICT 57
Welcome !
Serving portions of both
Washington and Dakota counties.
Our Candidates for the 2010 Election
For SD-57 Senator
For SD-57A House
For SD-57B House
David Page
SD-57's May General Meeting is May 27, 7PM,
see the
Events Page page for more information and map to the
VFW Red Barn.
General SD-57 Information
Senate District (SD) 57 is one of 67 equally apportioned areas of the state represented in the Minnesota legislature by a state senator and two representatives. Our District Senator, Katie Sieben, lives in Newport and is seeking another term at her current post.
As seen pictured above, we present the Section's 2010 incumbent and new candidates, Katie Sieben (Senator), Jen Peterson (SD-57A), and David Page (SD-57B).
We have a business meeting once a month that is open to the public to discuss our next steps. More info is under the calendar link to this page. Please join us!
View our Events calendar.We hope you will use this web site to learn what our party stands for, who it believes best represents those ideals, and how important you are to the success of our democracy.
Thank you! - Your Senate District 57 DFL Officers
Towns / City Precincts making up Legislative Districts 57A / 57B
District 57A is:
District 57B is:
- Cottage Grove - Precincts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
- Grey Cloud Island Township
- Newport
- St. Paul Park
- South St. Paul:
Prec. 5 - Ward 3; Prec. 2 - Ward 4
- Afton
- Cottage Grove - Precincts 1, 9, 10, 11, 12
- Denmark Township
- Nininger Township
- St. Mary's Point
State DFL Chair Brian Melendez has released a statement endorsing John Gunyou for Lieutenant Governor to run with DFL Gubernatorial Candidate Margaret Anderson Kelliher.
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The U.S. House of Representative Candidates related to SD-57 are:
CD-2: Dan Powers
CD-4: Betty McCollum
CD-6: Tarryl Clark
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