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David "Dave" H. Senjem (born 1942-12-20 in Austin, Minnesota) is a legislator in the Minnesota Senate representing the 29th District. He is a member of the Republican Party, and currently serves as the Senate's minority leader.

Senjem was first elected to the 2003-2004 session.

Senjem's family originates from Bingen in Norway, the original name was "Sønju".

Education

Hayfield High School; Secondary

Luther College, Decorah, Iowa; B.A.

External links

• David Senjem at Minnesota Legislators Past & Present

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