Joan Heckaman

Joan Heckaman

Member of the North Dakota Senate from the 23rd district
In office 2007 -
Personal details
Born	(1946-05-30) May 30, 1946 New Rockford, North Dakota
Political party	North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party
Spouse(s)	Duane
Residence	New Rockford, North Dakota
Alma mater	Valley City State University, Minot State University
Profession	educator
Religion	Methodist

Joan Heckaman is a North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party member of the North Dakota Senate, representing the 23rd district since 2007.

External links

North Dakota State Legislature - Senator Joan Heckaman official ND Senate website
Project Vote Smart - Senator Joan Heckaman (ND) profile
Follow the Money - Joan Heckaman
- 2006 2004 campaign contributions
North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party - Senator Joan Heckaman profile

Members of the North Dakota State Senate

64th Legislative Assembly (2015) President of the Senate: Drew Wrigley (R) President pro Tempore: Dick Dever (R) Majority Leader: Rich Wardner (R) Minority Leader: Mac Schneider (D-NPL)

Stanley W. Lyson (R) John M. Andrist (R) Oley Larsen (R) John Warner (D-NPL) Randy Burckhard (R) David O'Connell (D-NPL) Nicole Poolman (R) Howard C. Anderson, Jr. (R) Richard Marcellais (D-NPL) Joe Miller (R) Tim Mathern (D-NPL) John Grabinger (D-NPL) Judy Lee (R) Jerry Klein (R) Dave Oehlke (R) Tyler Axness (D-NPL) Ray Holmberg (R) Constance Triplett (D-NPL) Tom Campbell (R) Philip Murphy (D-NPL) Carolyn Nelson (D-NPL) Gary Lee (R) Joan Heckaman (D-NPL) Larry Robinson (D-NPL) Larry Luick (R) Jim Dotzenrod (D-NPL) Spencer Berry (R) Robert Erbele (R) Terry Wanzek (R) Ron Carlisle (R) Donald Schaible (R) Dick Dever (R) Jessica K. Unruh (R) Dwight Cook (R) Erin Oban (D) Kelly M. Armstrong (R) Rich Wardner (R) David Hogue (R) Bill Bowman (R) Karen Krebsbach (R) Tony Grindberg (R) Mac Schneider (D-NPL) Lonnie Laffen (R) Tim Flakoll (R) Ronald Sorvaag (R) George B. Sinner (D-NPL) Ralph Kilzer (R)

Republican (32) Democratic-NPL (14) North Dakota Legislative Assembly North Dakota House of Representatives North Dakota State Senate

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