Overview
- Limmer announced he will leave office at the end of 2026 after nearly four decades at the Capitol.
- First elected to the House in 1988 and to the Senate in a 1995 special election, he represents the Maple Grove area.
- He serves as the ranking minority member on the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee and also works with the Elections and Rules and Administration committees.
- His Senate leadership experience includes terms as assistant majority leader and president pro tempore, and he sits on the Capitol security advisory committee.
- He said he intends to stay involved in Minnesota politics as 19 other legislators plan to retire after this session, which begins Feb. 17.