Julie A. Rosen

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Julie A. Rosen (b. August 9, 1957) is a U.S. politician who currently serves as a Senator in the Minnesota Senate, where she is an assistant minority leader.

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[edit] Background

Born in Colorado, Rosen graduated from Denver High School in Denver, Colorado, and she earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in Agronomy from Colorado State University. Rosen is an agronomist residing in Fairmont, Minnesota, with her husband, Tom, and has three children: Wade, Karin, and Reid.

[edit] Political Career

Rosen was first elected in as State Senator during the elections of 2002 as a Republican. She was re-elected in 2006 and began her second term in the Minnesota Senate January, 2007. She is currently on the following committees:

  • Business, Industry and Jobs
  • Capital Investment
  • Energy, Utilities, Technology and Communications
  • Finance Subcommittee: Health and Human Services Budget Division
  • Finance Subcommittee: Public Safety Budget Division. Rosen was elected from district 24, which is in South Central Minnesota.

[edit] Electoral History

2006 Minnesota State Senate District 24

Julie Rosen (R), 19579 votes, 62.18%

David Wertjes (DFL), 11880 votes, 37.73 %

Write-In, 27 votes, 0.09%


2002 Minnesota State Senate District 24

Julie Rosen (R), 15719 votes, 47.37%

Chuck Fowler (DFL), 14595 votes, 43.98%

Tim Hage (Independence) 2862 votes, 8.62%

Write-In, 10 votes, 0.03%

Preceded By Minnesota Senate District 24 Succeeded by
Chuck Fowler 2003 - Incumbent

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