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August 17, 2022
2022 NFIB MN PAC Endorsements for the Minnesota Legislature
The following list of 126 candidates for the Minnesota Legislature are endorsed by NFIB MN PAC, the political action committee of NFIB Minnesota.
| Minnesota Senate | |||
| District | Endorsed Candidate | District | Endorsed Candidate |
| 1 | Sen. Mark Johnson* | 27 | Sen. Andrew Mathews |
| 2 | Steve Green | 28 | Sen. Mark Koran |
| 3 | Andrea Zupancich | 29 | Sen. Bruce Anderson |
| 4 | Dan Bohmer | 30 | Eric Lucero |
| 5 | Sen. Paul Utke | 31 | Cal Bahr |
| 6 | Sen. Justin Eichorn | 32 | Michael Kreun |
| 7 | Robert Farnsworth | 33 | Sen. Karin Housley |
| 9 | Jordan Rasmusson | 34 | Sen. John Hoffman |
| 11 | Sen. Jason Rarick* | 35 | Sen. Jim Abeler |
| 12 | Sen. Torrey Westrom | 36 | Sen. Roger Chamberlain |
| 13 | Sen. Jeff Howe | 37 | Sen. Warren Limmer |
| 14 | Tama Theis | 41 | Tom Dippel |
| 15 | Sen. Gary Dahms | 42 | Paul Hillen |
| 16 | Sen. Andrew Lang | 45 | Kathleen Fowke |
| 17 | Glenn Gruenhagen* | 47 | Dwight Dorau |
| 19 | Sen. John Jasinski | 48 | Sen. Julia Coleman |
| 20 | Steve Drazkowski | 49 | Marla Helseth |
| 21 | Sen. Bill Weber | 50 | Doug Fulton |
| 22 | Sen. Rich Draheim* | 54 | Sen. Eric Pratt |
| 23 | Sen. Gene Dornink | 55 | Pam Myhra |
| 24 | Sen. Carla Nelson* | 56 | Jim Bean III |
| 25 | Ken Navitsky | 57 | Sen. Zach Duckworth |
| 26 | Sen. Jeremy Miller | 58 | Dr. Bill Lieske |
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