Years in Office
6
Bills Sponsored
91
Bills Co-Sponsored
1185
Committees
3
Pete Stauber Biography
Pete Stauber, a former police officer and small business owner, represents Minnesota’s 8th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives, first elected in 2018. He prioritizes economic development, public safety, and support for mining and manufacturing jobs central to his region. Stauber has served on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and introduced legislation to streamline mining permits, aiming to boost local industry. Through pragmatic advocacy and a focus on regional needs, he works to strengthen northern Minnesota’s economy and community resilience.
Education
- B.S. in Criminology, Lake Superior State University, Sault Sainte Marie, MI(1990)
Professional History
U.S. Senator
(2019-Present)Representing Minnesota in the Senate
Police Officer, Duluth Police Department
(1995–2017)Member, St. Louis County Board of Commissioners
(2013–19)Member, Hermantown City Council
(2001–05), 2011–13
Professional Hockey Player, Detroit Red Wings Organization
(1990–93)Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Pete Stauber's congressional service.
Law Enforcement Support
Introduced and supported legislation to increase resources and funding for local police departments.
Great Lakes Funding
Helped secure federal funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative to protect water quality and habitats.
Mining Permitting Reform
Advocated for streamlining permitting processes for mining projects in northern Minnesota to boost local economies.
Rural Broadband Expansion
Supported federal investments to expand broadband internet access in rural Minnesota communities.
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