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Senate 1991-92 (District 45)

Party when first elected: Democratic-Farmer-Labor

Counties Served: Hennepin

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Date of Birth: 6/2/1940

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Gender: Female

Religion:

Reported Minority: None Reported

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City of Residence (when first elected): Minnetonka

Occupation (when first elected): Community Volunteer

EDUCATION

Brandeis University; B.A.;

OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE

FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

Spouse: Fred
Children: Two children

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GENERAL NOTES

Special Legislative Concerns: education, environment, women, children.

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Total Days Served: 728

SESSIONS SERVED

77th Legislative Session (1991-1992)

Session Details Convened Date: 1/8/1991

Body: Senate

District: 45

Elected: 11/6/1990

Residence: Minnetonka

Term of Office: 1/7/1991 to 1/3/1993
Oath Date: 1/8/1991

Counties Represented: Hennepin

Occupation: Community Volunteer

Party: Democratic-Farmer-Labor

Committees:

Economic Development and Housing
Education
Education: American Indian Education
Education: Early Childhood/Special Populations (Chair)
Health and Human Services
Health and Human Services: Health Care Access Division
Local Government

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The Library maintains newspaper clippings on individual legislators during their terms. Clippings are available from 1973 to the present in a variety of formats: 1973-1999, microfiche available at the Library; 2000-2009, scanned in yearly compilations and digitally available on the legislative network; 2009-present, archived in a searchable database maintained by the Library and available on the legislative network.

These files are available in the Legislative Reference Library.

Photographs

Senator Judy Traub speaks on the floor of the Senate, St. Paul, Minnesota. c. 1991. Photo credit: This image was scanned from the files of the Minnesota Senate Photographer with the generous help of the Minnesota Digital Library.