Marty Seifert

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Marty Seifert is the current Republican Minority leader of the Minnesota House of Representatives. He represents MN House District 21a, a predominantly rural area surrounding Marshall. He was first elected in 1996.

[edit] Committee Assignments

Seifert currently serves on the following House committees.

Governmental Operations and Veterans Affairs
Rules and Legislative Administration
State Government Finance (Chair)
Ways and Means

[edit] Biography

During his time at Southwest Minnesota State University he brought the College Republicans back to the University. Later, he became student body president of Smsusa. Upon Graduation, Seifert received a B.S. in Political Science.

Representative Seifert is married with two children and works as an admissions counselor at Southwest Minnesota State University.