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Minnesota State Senate

Senator John Marty

SeatSenate District 40
PartyDemocratic-Farmer-Labor
Capitol officeRoom 3235 · Minnesota Senate Building
Mailing addressRoom 3235, Minnesota Senate Building 95 University Ave. West, St. Paul, MN 55155
Capitol phone651-296-5645
TenureServing since January 3, 2023

Committees 4

Bills, 2025–2026 session 31 as principal author · 88 as coauthor

All 31 bills as principal author ›

Coauthor of SF 3210, SF 4474, SF 3650, SF 4374, SF 4379, SF 2255, SF 4628, SF 4898, SF 3780, SF 1029, SF 475, SF 1854 and 76 more.

Bills and sponsors: Open States bulk data (public domain dedication), 2026-10-public.pgdump; status is read from the official actions. About the momentum score

Effectiveness 94th Legislature, 2025–26

0.4442nd of 67 in the Senate
38th percentile
Bills & joint resolutions authored31
… passed committee / chamber / both7 / 2 / 0
… became law0
Carried in the other chamber (became law)0 (0)
Points vs. Senate majority average11 ÷ 24.91 = 0.44
Most-authored topicsState government & agencies (12), Health & mental health (6), Elections & ethics (5)

Senate rankings · How the score works. A count of bill progress, not a judgment of the member's work.

Closest allies co-authorship, 2025–26

“Written together” = 2025–2026 session bills and joint resolutions on which both are principal author or coauthor (measures with more than 60 sponsors are left out). Sharing bills does not imply a personal or political alliance.

District 40

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Elliott Engen (36A), Brion Curran (36B), Sandra Feist (39B), Kelly Moller (40A), David Gottfried (40B), Peter Fischer (44A), Leon Lillie (44B), Shelley Buck (47A), Meg Luger-Nikolai (64A), Dave Pinto (64B), Samakab Hussein (65A), María Isa Pérez-Vega (65B), Leigh Finke (66A), Athena Hollins (66B), Liz Lee (67A), Jay Xiong (67B)
Senate District 40 and neighboursSenate District 30: Eric Lucero (R)Senate District 32: Michael Kreun (R)Senate District 33: Karin Housley (R)Senate District 34: John Hoffman (DFL)Senate District 35: Jim Abeler (R)Senate District 36: Heather Gustafson (DFL)Senate District 38: Susan Pha (DFL)Senate District 39: Mary Kunesh (DFL)Senate District 40: John Marty (DFL)Senate District 41: Judy Seeberger (DFL)Senate District 43: Ann Rest (DFL)Senate District 44: Tou Xiong (DFL)Senate District 46: Ron Latz (DFL)Senate District 47: Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger (DFL)Senate District 59: Bobby Joe Champion (DFL)Senate District 60: Doron Clark (DFL)Senate District 61: Scott Dibble (DFL)Senate District 62: Omar Fateh (DFL)Senate District 63: Zaynab Mohamed (DFL)Senate District 64: Erin Murphy (DFL)Senate District 65: Sandy Pappas (DFL)Senate District 66: Clare Oumou Verbeten (DFL)Senate District 67: Foung Hawj (DFL)HennepinWashingtonAnokaRamsey3032333435363839404143444647596061626364656667
District 40 outlined; neighbours link to their members. Full map › · Census 2024 boundaries, simplified.

Official district map: see the official Senate page.

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