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The president of the Minnesota Senate is the presiding officer of the Minnesota Senate. Until 1973, the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota served as the Senate president. Since then, presidents have been elected by the body, usually at the nomination of the majority. While power within the Senate lies primarily with the Minnesota Senate Majority Leader, the president of the Senate does succeed to Lieutenant Governor in the event that office becomes vacant, something which happened most recently in 2018.

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rdfs:comment	The president of the Minnesota Senate is the presiding officer of the Minnesota Senate. Until 1973, the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota served as the Senate president. Since then, presidents have been elected by the body, usually at the nomination of the majority. While power within the Senate lies primarily with the Minnesota Senate Majority Leader, the president of the Senate does succeed to Lieutenant Governor in the event that office becomes vacant, something which happened most recently in 2018. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rudy Perpich Samuel Y. Gordon Sandy Pappas Allan H. Spear Bobby Joe Champion David Marston Clough David Osmek David Tomassoni Hjalmar Petersen John T. Davies (politician) Joseph A. A. Burnquist Republican Party of Minnesota United States Senate Louis L. Collins Edward J. Gearty Edward John Thye Frank A. Day Gideon S. Ives Gottfrid Lindsten Minnesota Democratic Party Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party Minnesota Farmer–Labor Party Minnesota Senate Thomas Frankson Thomas H. Armstrong Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota Lyndon A. Smith C. Elmer Anderson Tina Smith William H. Yale William Holcombe William I. Nolan Minnesota Constitution Adolph Olson Eberhart Albert E. Rice Alec G. Olson Alphonso Barto Ancher Nelsen Florian Chmielewski Edward Everett Smith Konrad K. Solberg Henry M. Arens James B. Goetz James Wakefield Archie H. Miller Chairman Charles A. Gilman Charles D. Sherwood Charles Edward Adams (politician) Presidents of the Minnesota Senate Jeremy Miller (politician) Jerome M. Hughes Jim Metzen John L. Gibbs Karl Rolvaag George H. Sullivan Don Samuelson (Minnesota politician) Democratic Party (U.S.) Ignatius L. Donnelly Michelle Fischbach Ray W. Jones Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party Minnesota Farmer-Labor Party Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Alexander M. Keith
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.senate.leg.state.mn.us/ http://www.leg.state.mn.us/LRL/Histleg/SPRES.asp
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incumbent	David Osmek
body	the Minnesota Senate (en)
formation	January 1973 (en)
inaugural	Alec G. Olson
insignia	Minnesota-StateSeal.svg (en)
website	http://www.senate.leg.state.mn.us/
has abstract	The president of the Minnesota Senate is the presiding officer of the Minnesota Senate. Until 1973, the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota served as the Senate president. Since then, presidents have been elected by the body, usually at the nomination of the majority. While power within the Senate lies primarily with the Minnesota Senate Majority Leader, the president of the Senate does succeed to Lieutenant Governor in the event that office becomes vacant, something which happened most recently in 2018. From statehood until 1973, the Lieutenant Governor served as president. Not all lieutenant governors served at the same time as the Senate was in session. Those who served as President were: Beginning in 1973, the Minnesota Senate began electing its own presidents. Those who have served since 1973 are: 1In accordance with the Minnesota Constitution, Fischbach automatically became Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota on January 3, 2018, after previous Lt. Gov. Tina Smith resigned to accept an appointment to the United States Senate. Fischbach formally resigned from the Minnesota Senate on May 25, 2018. As the Senate did not meet during this time, the position was vacant until Jeremy Miller was formally elected in January 2019. (en)
incumbentsince	2022-01-31 (xsd:date)
Post	President (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of current members of the United States House of Representatives 2022 deaths in the United States Bobby Joe Champion David Osmek David Tomassoni

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