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Minnesota's 14th Senate District

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American legislative district

Minnesota's 14th
State Senate district

Senator

Aric Putnam
–St. Cloud

TheMinnesota Senate, District 14 is one of 67Minnesota State Senate districts. It encompasses parts ofBenton County,Sherburne County, andStearns County. The seat has been held byDFLer Aric Putnam ofSt. Cloud, Minnesota since 2021.^[1]

List of senators

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List of Minnesota State senators from District 14
Session	Senator	Party	Term start	Term end	Residence	Counties represented	Ref.
1st	George Watson	Republican	December 2, 1857	January 7, 1861	Sumner	Faribault andFreeborn counties.	^[2]
2nd	George Watson		December 2, 1857	January 7, 1861	Sumner	Faribault andFreeborn counties.	^[2]
3rd	Henry Whitcomb Holley		January 8, 1861	January 6, 1862	Chatfield	Fillmore County.	^[3]
4th	Luke Miller		January 7, 1862	January 4, 1869		Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn counties.	^[4]
5th						Fillmore county
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th					Rushford
11th	A. Bergen		January 5, 1869	January 1, 1870			^[5]
12th	Benjamin D. Sprague	N/A	January 1, 1870	January 2, 1871			^[6]
13th	John Q. Farmer	Republican	January 3, 1871	January 1, 1872	Spring Valley		^[7]
14th	Amos Coggswell	Democratic	January 2, 1872	January 5, 1874	Mankato	Blue Earth county.	^[8]
15th	Amos Coggswell		January 2, 1872	January 5, 1874			^[8]
16th	Morton S. Wilkinson		January 6, 1874	January 7, 1878			^[9]
17th
18th
19th
20th	Franklin H. Waite		January 8, 1878	January 6, 1879			^[10]
21st	Daniel Buck		January 7, 1879	January 1, 1883			^[11]
22nd	Daniel Buck		January 7, 1879	January 1, 1883			^[11]
23rd	Daniel A. Morrison	Republican	January 2, 1883	January 3, 1887	Rochester	Olmsted county.	^[12]
24th	Daniel A. Morrison		January 2, 1883	January 3, 1887			^[12]
25th	Milton J. Daniels		January 4, 1887	January 5, 1891			^[13]
26th	Milton J. Daniels		January 4, 1887	January 5, 1891			^[13]
27th	William Worrall Mayo	Democratic	January 6, 1891	January 7, 1895			^[14]
28th	William Worrall Mayo	Democratic	January 6, 1891	January 7, 1895			^[14]
29th	Alonzo Thomas Stebbins	Republican	January 8, 1895	January 2, 1899			^[15]
30th	Alonzo Thomas Stebbins	Republican	January 8, 1895	January 2, 1899			^[15]
31st	Emil Julius Meilicke	Populist	January 3, 1899	January 5, 1903	Windom	Cottonwood andJackson county.	^[16]
32nd	Emil Julius Meilicke	Populist	January 3, 1899	January 5, 1903			^[16]
33rd	W. A. Smith	Republican	January 6, 1903	January 6, 1907			^[17]
34th	W. A. Smith		January 6, 1903	January 6, 1907			^[17]
35th	Henry E. Hanson		January 7, 1907	January 2, 1911			^[18]
36th	Henry E. Hanson		January 7, 1907	January 2, 1911			^[18]
37th	Andrew C. Olson		January 3, 1911	January 4, 1915			^[19]
38th	Andrew C. Olson		January 3, 1911	January 4, 1915			^[19]
39th	LaForest E. Potter	Nonpartisan	January 5, 1915	January 6, 1919	Springfield	Brown andRedwood counties.	^[20]
40th	LaForest E. Potter	Nonpartisan	January 5, 1915	January 6, 1919	Springfield		^[20]
41st	Frank F. Romberg	Nonpartisan Liberal Caucus	January 7, 1919	January 2, 1939	Sleepy Eye		^[21]
42nd
43rd
44th
45th
46th
47th
48th
49th
50th
51st	Alexander Seifert	Nonpartisan	January 3, 1939	January 6, 1947	Springfield		^[22]
52nd
53rd
54th
55th	John Matthew Zwach Sr.	Nonpartisan Conservative Caucus	January 7, 1947	January 7, 1963	Walnut Grove		^[23]
56th
57th
58th
59th
60th
61st
62nd
63rd	Harold Popp		January 8, 1963	January 2, 1967	Hutchinson	Carver andMcLeod counties.	^[24]
64th	Harold Popp		January 8, 1963	January 2, 1967	Hutchinson	Carver andMcLeod counties.	^[24]
65th	John A. Metcalf		January 3, 1967	January 1, 1973	Shakopee	Carver,Le Sueur andScott counties.	^[25]
66th
67th
68th	Florian Chmielewski	Nonpartisan Liberal Caucus	January 2, 1973	January 4, 1993	Sturgeon Lake	Carlton,Chisago,Pine,St. Louis counties.	^[26]
69th		Nonpartisan Liberal Caucus
70th		Democratic-Farmer-Labor
71st
72nd
73rd						Aitkin, Carlton,Kanabec, Pine counties.
74th
75th
76th
77th
78th	Joe Bertram		January 5, 1993	January 9, 1996	Paynesville	Benton,Morrison,Pope andStearns counties.	^[27]
79th	Joe Bertram		January 5, 1993	January 9, 1996
79th	Vacant^{[H 1]}		January 9, 1996	February 12, 1996
80th	Michelle Fischbach	Republican	February 12, 1996	January 7, 2013			^[28]
81st
82nd
83rd						Benton andStearns counties.
84th
85th
86th
87th
88th	John C. Pederson		January 8, 2013	January 2, 2017	Saint Cloud	Benton,Sherburne and Stearns counties.	^[29]
89th	John C. Pederson		January 8, 2013	January 2, 2017			^[29]
90th	Jerry Relph		January 3, 2017	December 18, 2020			^[30]
91st	Jerry Relph		January 3, 2017	December 18, 2020
91st	Vacant^{[H 2]}		December 18, 2020	January 5, 2021
92nd	Aric Putnam	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	January 5, 2021	Incumbent			^[31]
93rd
94th

Notes

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^Joe Bertram resigned after having pled guilty to shoplifting a leather vest and trying to bribe the store owner into not reporting it.
^Jerry Relph died fromCOVID-19 after having lost his 2020 re-election bid toAric Putnam.

References

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^"Elections". electionarchives.lib.umn.edu. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Watson, George". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Holley, Henry Whitcomb "H.W."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Miller, Luke". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Bergen, A." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Sprague, Benjamin D. "B.D., D.B."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Farmer, John Quincy "J.Q."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Meagher, John F. "J.F."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Wilkinson, Morton Smith "M.S."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Waite, Franklin H." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Buck, Daniel". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Morrison, Daniel A. "D.A."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Daniels, Milton J. "M.J."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Mayo, William Worrall "W.W."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Stebbins, Alonzo Thomas "A.T."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Meilicke, Emil Julius "E.J."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Smith, W. A." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Hanson, Henry E." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Olson, Andrew C." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Potter, LaForest E. "L.E."". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Romberg, Frank F." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Seifert, Alexander "Alex"". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Zwach, Sr., John Matthew". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Popp, Harold R." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Metcalf, John A." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Chmielewski, Sr., Florian W." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Bertram, Sr., Joe". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Fischbach, Michelle L." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Pederson, John C." lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Relph, Jerry". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.
^"Putnam, Aric". lrl.mn.gov. Retrieved2025-11-19.

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