Stageberg was a resident of Red Wing and the 1922 Farmer-Labor nominee for Secretary of State. She became known as the "Mother of the Farmer-Labor Party" and was president of Red Wing's Women's Christian Temperance Union. She would also receive the Farmer-Labor nomination for the office in 1928 and the Progressive nomination for Lieutenant Governor in 1950. Stageberg was the first woman to appear on a general election ballot for Secretary of State in Minnesota for her 1922 bid.
Abrahamson was a resident of Minneapolis.
Preuss was a resident of St. Paul.
Trovatten was a farmer and state Representative from Clarkfield (HD 13, 1923-1925).