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Dan McGrath, Executive Director, Minnesota Majority, will appear on "Republican Roundtable" in May. He discusses the Voter Photo ID amendment to the Minnesota Constitution and misleading statements made about it. Republican Roundtable is produced by the Senate Districts 50 and 63 Republicans and is hosted by Tim Erlander and Marc Sullivan. - Richfield, Edina, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka and Hopkins - Channel 15, Saturdays at 12:30 p.m. and Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
- Bloomington - Channel 16, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. and Wednesdays and Fridays at 5:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
- Minneapolis - Channel 17, Tuedays at 6:00 p.m. and Wednesdays at 6:30 a.m.
Click here for the SD63 Republican YouTube channel. |
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The following delegates and alternates were elected in 2011 for a two year term. Redistricting
has no effect on this election, as long as they remain residents of the new district.
State Central Delegates
Joel Burns
Patrick Elgin
State Central First Alternates (as ranked)
1. Lyall Schwarzkopf
2. Carleton Crawford
State Central Second Alternates (as ranked)
1. Philip Mortenson
2. Daniel McGrath
3. Charles Wefel Jr |
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Craig Marston, Republican endorsed candidate for State House District 50A will appear on "Republican Roundtable" in April. He discusses his background, issues of his campaign, and the miserable voting record of his opponent. House District 50A is comprised of the southern and western portions of Richfield and the northeastern and north central portions of Bloomington. Republican Roundtable is now produced by the Senate Districts 50 and 63 Republicans and is hosted by Tim Erlander and Marc Sullivan. - Richfield, Edina, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka and Hopkins - Channel 15, Saturdays at 12:30 p.m. and Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
- Bloomington - Channel 16, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. and Wednesdays and Fridays at 5:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
- Minneapolis - Channel 17, Tuedays at 6:00 p.m. and Wednesdays at 6:30 a.m.
Click here for the SD63 Republican YouTube channel. |
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I want to thank the delegates and alternates that attended our Senate District convention on March 24. This was our organizing convention following redistricting, where we met new friends from our new district, adopted new bylaws, adopted resolutions relating to our state party platform, elected new Executive Committee Officers, and elected delegates and alternates to the State and Fifth Congressional District Conventions to serve for a term of two years. The following are the election results: Republican Senate District 63 Executive Committee OfficersChair: Gregory Miller
Deputy Chair: Joel Burns
Secretary: Frank Pafko
Treasurer: Philip Mortenson
HD 63A Chair: Charles Wefel Jr
HD 63B Chair: Robert Lundquist
HD 63A Vice-Chair: Jeannine Kellogg
HD 63A Vice-Chair: VACANT
HD 63B Vice-Chair: Marc Sullivan
HD 63B Vice-Chair: Matthew Krauter State Convention Delegates | Joel Burns | David Daniels | Charles Fasching | | David Goblirsch | John Halverson | Jacqueline Heinen | | Troy Holliday | Gregory Miller | Philip Mortenson | | Robert Richter | Lyall Schwarzkopf | Ernst Soltermann | | Marc Sullivan | Adam Weigold | Theresa Westcott |
State Convention First Alternates (as ranked)
| 1. James Hansen | 7. Patrick Sheahan | 13. Stephen Malone | | 2. Lowery Smith | 8. James Moore | 14. Richard Stodieck | | 3. Robert Lundquist | 9. Matthew Krauter | 15. Charles Halverson | | 4. Roger Zakariasen | 10. Brett Cook | 16. Christopher Taylor | | 5. George Holter | 11. Kent Bredeson | | | 6. Rhett Gunderson | 12. Jeremy Kobielush | |
State Convention Second Alternates (as ranked)
| 1. Carleton Crawford | 7. Aaron Bohunko |
13. Jeremy Munson | | 2. Stephen Darrow | 8. Paul Rivers | 14. Marjorie Sehnert | | 3. Sean Quinlan | 9. Ann Hagens | 15. Steven Nelson Jr | | 4. James Garey | 10. Wayne Peterson | 16. Katrina Nelson | | 5. Gregory Frost | 11. David Sroka | | | 6. Robert Fecik | 12. Debra Nielsen | |
Fifth Congressional District Delegates
| Carleton Crawford | Charles Halverson | Marc Sullivan | | Gregory Miller | Lyall Schwarzkopf | Charles Wefel Jr | | David Daniels | John Halverson | Adam Weigold | | Frank Pafko | Lowery Smith | Roger Zakariasen | | Charles Fasching | Robert Lundquist | | | Sean Quinlan | Ernst Soltermann | |
Fifth Congressional District First Alternates (as ranked)| 1. George Holter | 7. Stephen Malone | 12. Wayne Peterson | | 2. David Goblirsch | 8. Kelly Klemme | 13. Patrick Sheahan | | 3. James Moore | 9. Thomas Noble | 14. Christopher Taylor | | 4. Philip Mortenson | 10. Brett Cook | 15. Joseph Solomone | | 5. Rhett Gunderson | 11. Richard Stodieck | 16. Jeremy Munson | | 6. Jacqueline Heinen | | |
Fifth Congressional District Second Alternates (as ranked)
| 1. Stephen Darrow | 6. Gregory Frost | 11. Steven Nelson Jr | | 2. James Garey | 7. Robert Richter | 12. Katrina Nelson | | 3. Robert Fecik | 8. Ann Hagens | 13. Kent Bredeson
| | 4. Matthew Krauter | 9. Aaron Bohunko | 14. Arlie Marquis | | 5. Paul Rivers | 10. Kenneth Nielsen | 15. Alexander Frick |
Congratulations to all who were elected! |
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The new redistricting maps are here! Find your new district information by address here. |
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The Senate District 63 Republicans are excited to announce that Republican Roundtable is now online! Please checkout the SD63 Republican's YouTube channel for lots of great content. Click here for the SD63 Republican YouTube channel. |
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