Every Minnesotan has three elected official who represent them in Washington D.C.:

• Two U.S. Senators (Members of the United States Senate)
• One Congressional Representative (Member of the U.S. House of Representatives)

Minnesota Members of the U.S. Senate

Norm Coleman (Saint Paul) - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Amy Klobuchar (Minneapolis) - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart 

Minnesota Members of the U.S. House of Representatives

Tim Walz (Mankato)

• District 1 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

John Kline  (Lakeville)

• District 2 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Jim Ramstad  (Minnetonka)

• District 3 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Betty McCollum  (Saint Paul)

• District 4 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Keith Ellison  (Minneapolis)

• District 5 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Michele Bachmann (Stillwater)

• District 6 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Collin Peterson  (Detroit Lakes) (7th District Media Outlets)

• District 7 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

James Oberstar  (Chisholm)

• District 8 Map - at Congress.org - at ProjectVoteSmart

Additional Resources

• MN Congressional Delegation at Congress.org
  
  
• www.house.gov
  
  
• www.senate.gov
  
  
• www.whitehouse.gov
  
  
• National PTA Capitol Hill Basics
  (tips for communicating with elected officials in Washington)
  
  
• U.S. Department of Education
  
  —Boards & Commissions
  —Region V Representative
  (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin.
  Job description includes "...liaison to state and local education agencies, public and private schools, colleges and universities, and elected representatives of local and state government organizations. ...provide information about Department programs and initiatives to key constituency groups, including parents, members of the business community and civic leaders.")
  
  
• Legislative District Finder 

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