Electoral History
- 2010 election for Minnesota Senate - District 54
- John Marty (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) 18,600 (56.52%)
- Tim Johnson (Republican) 14,277 votes (43.38%)
- 2006 election for Minnesota Senate - District 54
- John Marty (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) 21,847 (62.05%)
- Dan Williams (Republican) 13,328 votes (37.86%)
- 2002 election for Minnesota Senate - District 54
- John Marty (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) 21,609 (56.86%)
- Mark Zasadny (Republican) 16,359 votes (43.04%)
- 2000 election for Minnesota Senate - District 54
- John Marty (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) 23,614 (65.50%)
- Mark Zasadny (Republican) 12,440 votes (34.50%)
- 1994 election for Minnesota Governor
- Arne Carlson (R) (inc.), 63%
- John Marty (D), 34%
- 1994 election for Minnesota Governor - DFL Primary
- John Marty, 38%
- Mike Hatch, 36%
- Tony Bouza, 25%
- Richard T. Van Bergen, 1%
- 1992 election for Minnesota Senate - District 54
- John Marty (DFL), 56%
- Pat Igo (R), 44%
- 1990 election for Minnesota Senate - District 63
- John Marty (DFL), 64%
- Merlyn Scroggins (R), 36%
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