# Marj Fogelman *Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (from 2023)* Marj Fogelman (born June 10, 1972) has held a seat in the [[Minnesota House of Representatives]] since 2023 as a member of the [[Republican Party of Minnesota]].[^1] Her constituency, District 21B, lies in southwestern [[Minnesota]]. It takes in the city of Worthington along with portions of Cottonwood, Jackson, Martin, Nobles and Watonwan Counties.[^1] The only source this record holds for Fogelman is her Wikipedia biography. It covers her election, district, committee assignments, education and family.[^1] The record does not establish her legislative votes or the bills she has sponsored, and it holds no primary legislative source for her service. ## Early life, education and career She holds an associate degree in accounting, earned at Southwestern Technical College.[^1] ## Minnesota House of Representatives Fogelman won election to the House in 2022.[^1] Her first campaign was for a seat that was open after legislative redistricting and the retirement of Rod Hamilton, a Republican who had held the seat for nine terms.[^1] As of the source's October 2026 retrieval, she sat on the Capital Investment and Transportation Finance and Policy Committees.[^1] ## Personal life She resides in Fulda, Minnesota, with her husband, Michael, and has four children.[^1] ## In the Minnesota record ### Who - Marj Fogelman, born June 10, 1972, is a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives.[^1] ### What - She represents District 21B, which takes in Worthington and portions of Cottonwood, Jackson, Martin, Nobles and Watonwan Counties.[^1] - As of October 2026, she was listed on the Capital Investment and Transportation Finance and Policy Committees.[^1] ### When - Born June 10, 1972.[^1] - Elected to the House in 2022; serving since 2023.[^1] ### Where - District 21B, southwestern Minnesota.[^1] - Resides in Fulda, Minnesota.[^1] ### How - Elected in 2022 to a seat open after legislative redistricting and the retirement of nine-term Republican incumbent Rod Hamilton.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: Wikipedia, *Marj Fogelman* (retrieved 2026-10-26; revision 1365680298) — biographical summary covering birth date, office, party, district, election, committees, education and family. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marj_Fogelman