Electoral History
Election Results and Statistics
2010 Minnesota State Representative District 24B
Statewide Voter Turnout TBD %
Tony Cornish (R), 9621 votes, 63%
Joan Muth-Milks (DFL), 3417 votes, 22%
Mark D. Meyer (I), 2242 votes, 15%
Write-In, 9 votes, 0.05%
2008 Minnesota State Representative District 24B
Statewide Voter Turnout 78.49%
Tony Cornish (R), 10275 votes, 51.18%
John Branstad (DFL), 9781 votes, 48.72%
Write-In, 10 votes, 0.10%
2006 Minnesota State Representative District 24B
Statewide Voter Turnout 60.46%
Tony Cornish (R), 9108 votes, 54.34%
Jim Peterson (DFL), 7636 votes, 45.56%
Write-In, 16 votes, 0.10%
2004 Minnesota State Representative District 24B
Statewide Voter Turnout 78.77%
Tony Cornish (R), 12416 votes, 60.27%
Terry Clodfelter (DFL), 8172 votes, 39.67%
Write-In, 13 votes, 0.06%
2002 Minnesota State Representative District 24B
Statewide Voter Turnout 64.89%
Tony Cornish (R), 8959 votes, 51.60%
Sandy Lorenz (DFL), 8388 votes, 48.31%
Write-In, 16 votes, 0.09%
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