Minnesota Senate, District 3

District 3 of the Minnesota Senate encompasses Lake and Cook counties, as well as part of St. Louis County. It is currently represented by Grant Hauschild of the DFL, who was elected in 2022.^[1]

Minnesota's 3rd State Senate district
Senator	Grant Hauschild DFL–Hermantown
Demographics	92.5% White 0.9% Black 1.7% Hispanic 0.6% Asian 2.5% Native American <0.1% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.9% Other 2.6% Multiracial
Population (2020)	78,683

List of senators

Session	Senator	Party	Term start	Term end	Home	Location
1st	Henry G. Bailly[2]	Democratic	December 2, 1857	December 6, 1859	Hastings	Dakota
	Dennis William Chauncey Dunwell[3]	Non-partisan			West St. Paul
2nd	A.H. Norris[4]		December 12, 1859	January 7, 1861	Hastings
	Eli Robinson[5]
3rd	Seth Gibbs[6]		January 8, 1861	January 1, 1862	Clearwater	Aitkin Andy Johnson (defunct) Becker Breckenridge (defunct) Buchanan (defunct) Carlton Cass Clay Crow Wing Douglas Itasca Lake Morrison Otter Tail Pembina (defunct) Polk Pope St. Louis Stearns Todd Toombs (defunct) Wadena Wilkin
4th	Sylvanus Lowry[7]	Democratic	January 2, 1862	February 22, 1862[8]	St. Cloud
	William S. Moore[9]	Non-partisan	September 10, 1862	January 4, 1863
5th
6th	Joseph P. Wilson	Democratic	January 5, 1863	January 2, 1865
7th	Louis A. Evans[10]		January 3, 1865	January 1, 1866
8th	Reuben M. Richardson[11]	Non-partisan	January 2, 1866	January 7, 1867	Torah?
9th	Louis A. Evans	Democratic	January 8, 1867	January 6, 1868	St. Cloud
10th	Charles Andrew Gilman[12]	Republican	January 7, 1868	January 3, 1870
11th
12th	William Chester Waite[13]	Non-partisan	January 4, 1870	January 1, 1872
13th
14th	John Quincy Farmer[14]	Republican	January 2, 1872	January 6, 1873	Spring Valley	Fillmore
15th	William Meighen[15]		January 7, 1873	January 1, 1877	Forestville
16th
17th
18th
19th	Charles G. Edwards[16]		January 2, 1877	January 6, 1879	Spring Valley
20th
21st	Calvin Siscoe Powers[17]	Non-partisan	January 7, 1879	January 1, 1883	Fountain
22nd
23rd	William L. Hollister[18]	Republican	January 2, 1883	?[19]	Austin	Mower
	Vacant		?	January 6, 1885
24th	W.T. Wilkins[20]	Non-partisan	January 6, 1885	January 3, 1887
25th	Otis W. Gibson[21]	Democratic	January 4, 1887	January 5, 1891
26th
27th	Oscar Ayers[22]	Republican	January 6, 1891	January 7, 1895
28th
29th	Sam Sweningson[23]		January 8, 1895	January 2, 1899
30th
31st	Allen J. Greer[24]		January 3, 1899	January 5, 1903	Lake City	Wabasha
32nd
33rd	Lytle O. Cooke[25]		January 6, 1903	January 4, 1915
34th
35th
36th
37th
38th
39th	James A. Carley[26]	Democratic	January 5, 1915	January 5, 1931	Plainview
40th
41st
42nd
43rd
44th
45th
46th
47th	Blake C. Fisk, Sr.[27]	Non-partisan	January 6, 1931	January 7, 1935	Wabasha
48th
49th	James A. Carley	Democratic	January 8, 1935	May 14, 1952	Plainview
50th
51st
52nd
53rd
54th		DFL
55th
56th
57th
	Vacant		May 14, 1952	January 5, 1953
58th	Robert R. Dunlap[28]	Conservative	January 6, 1953	January 2, 1967
59th
60th
61st
62nd
63rd						Olmsted Wabasha
64th
65th	Cliff Sommer[29]		January 3, 1967	January 4, 1971	Owatonna	Dodge Olmsted Steele
66th
67th	Mel Frederick[30]		January 5, 1971	January 1, 1973	West Concord
68th	Norbert P. Arnold, Jr.[31]	Liberal	January 2, 1973	January 3, 1977	Pengilly	Beltrami Itasca Koochiching
69th
70th	Bob Lessard[32]	DFL	January 4, 1977	January 2, 2001	International Falls
71st
72nd
73rd						Itasca Koochiching
74th
75th
76th
77th
78th						Aitkin Itasca Koochiching St. Louis
79th
80th
81st
82nd		Independence	January 2, 2001	January 6, 2003
83rd	Tom Saxhaug[33]	DFL	January 7, 2003	January 7, 2013	Grand Rapids	Aitkin Itasca Koochiching Lake of the Woods
84th
85th
86th
87th
88th	Tom Bakk[34]		January 8, 2013	January 2, 2023	Cook	Cook Koochiching Lake St. Louis
89th
90th
91st		Independent [35]
92nd
93rd	Grant Hauschild	DFL	January 3, 2023	Incumbent	Hermantown	Cook Itasca Koochiching Lake St. Louis