Senator Alice Mann is a Democratic-Farmer-Labor member representing District 50 in the Minnesota Senate, covering parts of Hennepin County including Edina and Bloomington. A physician specializing in emergency medicine, immigrant, Latina, and mother, she resides in Edina and has focused her legislative work on affordable healthcare, public health, workers' rights, and paid family leave. Elected to the Minnesota House in 2018 and to the Senate in 2022, she serves her first Senate term ending January 3, 2027, and has announced she will not seek reelection. Notable achievements include chief authoring Minnesota’s Paid Leave program , banning non-compete agreements, securing salary transparency to address wage gaps, and advocating for infertility treatment coverage. She holds positions on the Education Policy committee and serves as Vice Chair of Health and Human Services.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Specific details not available in records; known as a trained physician .
• Political Experience:
  • Minnesota House of Representatives, District 56B : Elected November 6, 2018.
  • Minnesota Senate, District 50 : Elected November 8, 2022; oath January 3, 2023.