Mae Schunk

Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota

Mae Schunk (b. May 21, 1934) served as Minnesota Lieutenant Governor from January 4, 1999 - January 6, 2003. She was elected as a member of the Reform Party, which later changed its name to the Independence Party of Minnesota.^[1]

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Mae Schunk is married to William Schunk.^[1]

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