# Lucy Rehm *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL), representing District 48B since 2023* Lucille "Lucy" Rehm is a Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) member of the [[Minnesota House of Representatives]] and has held the District 48B seat since 2023. The district lies in the western part of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. It takes in Chanhassen, [[Chaska]] and portions of Carver County.[^1] Rehm won her seat in the 2022 election, unseating Greg Boe, a Republican incumbent who had served two terms.[^2] In 2023 she authored an e-bike rebate provision that became part of that year's transportation budget. She also sponsored a bill naming a highway in Chanhassen after Prince.[^3] ## Early life, education and career Rehm holds a bachelor's degree in English from the College of St. Benedict. At the [[University of Minnesota]] she studied Japanese and ESL. She has also taken French at the College International De Cannes and Japanese at the Sapporo Institute of Language.[^4] Before winning a seat in the [[Legislature]], Rehm was a member of the Chanhassen City Council and of the city's Environmental Commission.[^5] ## Minnesota House of Representatives In the 2022 election Rehm defeated Greg Boe, the two-term Republican incumbent.[^2] Her committee assignments are Agriculture Finance and Policy; Climate and Energy Finance and Policy; Education Finance; and Sustainable Infrastructure Policy.[^6] ### Policy positions Legislation that Rehm authored to establish an e-bike rebate program was folded into the 2023 transportation budget.[^3] Rehm was the sponsor of a bill giving a seven-mile section of highway in Chanhassen the name "Prince Rogers Nelson Memorial Highway". The route passes Paisley Park, the musician's home and recording studio. The House approved the bill unanimously on April 21, 2023, the anniversary of Prince's death. Members of Prince's family backed the measure, which paid for four purple signs along the highway.[^3] ## Personal life Rehm lives in Chanhassen, [[Minnesota]], with her spouse, Phil. She has three children.[^7] ## Notes [^1]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — her House service since 2023, DFL affiliation, and District 48B's geography (Chanhassen, Chaska, parts of Carver County). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm [^2]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — her 2022 election and defeat of two-term Republican incumbent Greg Boe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm [^3]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — the 2023 transportation budget e-bike rebate provision and the Prince Rogers Nelson Memorial Highway bill passed by the House on April 21, 2023. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm [^4]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — her degree and language studies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm [^5]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — her service on the Chanhassen City Council and Chanhassen Environmental Commission. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm [^6]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — her House committee assignments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm [^7]: Wikipedia contributors, *Lucy Rehm* (revision 1365677292, retrieved 26 October 2026) — her residence and household. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Rehm