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North Dakota 2026 Election Results

General election, November 3, 2026

Results will appear on this page on election night, November 3, 2026, as votes are counted. The last polls in North Dakota close at 9 PM ET. Follow every state live →

On the North Dakota ballot: 7 statewide offices, 72 legislative seats, and 2 ballot measures.

Other statewide races

OfficeOn the ballotIncumbentRating
Attorney GeneralTimothy Lamb (D), Drew Wrigley (R)Drew Wrigley (R)Solid R
Secretary of StateRyan Braunberger (D), Michael Howe (R)Michael Howe (R)Solid R
Superintendent of Public InstructionLevi Bachmeier (Nonpartisan), Tracy Layne Foss (Nonpartisan)Levi Bachmeier (NP)
Agriculture CommissionerVern Thompson (D), Doug Goehring (R)Doug Goehring (R)
Tax CommissionerMark Nelson (D), Brian Kroshus (R)Brian Kroshus (R)
Public Service CommissionerJohn Pederson (D), Sheri Haugen-Hoffart (R)Sheri Haugen-Hoffart (R)
Public Service CommissionerScot Kelsh (D), Jill Kringstad (R)Jill Kringstad (R)

Legislature

  • House: 48 of 94 seats up; currently 83 R, 11 D; 48 seats make a majority; rated Solid R (Sabato’s Crystal Ball).
  • Senate: 24 of 47 seats up; currently 42 R, 5 D; 24 seats make a majority; rated Solid R (Sabato’s Crystal Ball).

Every chamber on the ballot, with forecasts →

Legislative races

SeatOn the ballotIncumbentNotes
HD-1Alex Johnson (D), Steve Thoring (D), David Richter (R), Laurie Garbel (R)Patrick Hatlestad (R)Elects 2
HD-3Natalie Mclaughlin (D), Tara Hiatt (D), Blaine DesLauriers (R), Timothy Mihalick (R)Open seat; Elects 2
HD-5Kyle Erickson (D), Zach Raknerud (D), Roger Brabandt (R), Scott Louser (R)Scott Louser (R)Elects 2
HD-7Jason Thoms (D), Tiffany Williams-Rice (D), Greg Vetter (R), Steve Sauter (R)Open seat; Elects 2
HD-9Collette Brown (D), Duane Poitra (D)Jayme Davis (D)Elects 2; Uncontested
HD-11Anastassiya Andrianova (D), Doug Sharbono (R), Cara Cody-Braun (I)Open seat; Elects 2
HD-13Brenda Jo Gillund (D), Maggi Gadaire (D), Austen Schauer (R), Jim Jonas (R)Austen Schauer (R)Elects 2
HD-15Frances Drury (D), Corry Kenner (R), Kathy Frelich (R)Donna Henderson (R)Elects 2
HD-17Don Aandal (D), Mark Sanford (R), Reed Johnson (R)Landon Bahl (R)Elects 2
HD-19Jolene L Hermanson (D), Dave Monson (R), Karen Anderson (R)Karen Anderson (R)Elects 2
HD-21Laura Dronen (D), LaurieBeth Hager (D)Mary Schneider (D)Elects 2; Uncontested
HD-23Corey Johnson (R), Dennis Nehring (R)Dennis Nehring (R)Elects 2; Uncontested
HD-25Alisa Mitskog (D), Kathy Skroch (R), Terry Goerger (R)Alisa Mitskog (D)Elects 2
HD-27Greg Stemen (R), Shawn Kessel (R), Jolene Bruce (I)Greg Stemen (R)Elects 2
HD-29Dianne Norris (D), Craig Headland (R), Kevin Wolsky (R)Craig Headland (R)Elects 2
HD-31Rissa M Williams (D), Tim Spilman (D), Dawson Holle (R), Karen Rohr (R)Karen Rohr (R)Elects 2
HD-33Kimball Banks (D), Stacie Kruckenberg (D), Anna Novak (R), Mike Heger (R)Anna Novak (R)Elects 2
HD-35Lynne M Lafer-Halvorson (D), Taylor Johnson (D), Bob Martinson (R), Karen Karls (R)Karen Karls (R)Elects 2
HD-37Shelley Lenz (D), Susan Josephson (D), Kylan Klauzer (R), Vicky Steiner (R)Vicky Steiner (R)Elects 2
HD-39Sandy Baertsch (D), Keith Kempenich (R), Mike Schatz (R)Mike Schatz (R)Elects 2
HD-41Chris Tiongson (D), Stacy Heidenreich (D), Jennifer Benson (R), Rich Slagle (R)Open seat; Elects 2
HD-43Lukas Maughan (D), Tyler York (D), Jill T Chandler (R), Mike Holmes (R)Open seat; Elects 2
HD-45Don Lippert (D), Ross Lockhart (D), Carrie McLeod (R), Scott Wagner (R)Carrie McLeod (R)Elects 2
HD-47Cole Montoya (D), Rosann Jacobs-Fode (D), Jon Lee (R), Mike Motschenbacher (R), Andrew Alexis Varvel (I)Larry Klemin (R)Elects 2
SD-1Brad Bekkedahl (R)Brad Bekkedahl (R)Uncontested
SD-3Michael Thiesen (D), Bob Paulson (R)Bob Paulson (R)
SD-5Jay Fisher (R)Open seat; Uncontested
SD-7Kevin Horneman (D), Michelle Axtman (R)Michelle Axtman (R)
SD-9Jayme Davis (D)Open seat; Uncontested
SD-11Tim Mathern (D), Christine O'Riley (R)Tim Mathern (D)
SD-13Landis L Larson (D), Judy Lee (R)Judy Lee (R)
SD-15Kristin Kenner (R)Open seat; Uncontested
SD-17Katie Benton (D), Jonathan Sickler (R)Jonathan Sickler (R)
SD-19Jefferey E Hermanson (D), Janne Myrdal (R)Janne Myrdal (R)
SD-21Mary Schneider (D)Open seat; Uncontested
SD-23Todd Beard (R)Todd Beard (R)Uncontested
SD-25Bob Heitkamp (D), Larry Luick (R)Larry Luick (R)
SD-27Kristin Roers (R)Kristin Roers (R)Uncontested
SD-29John Kelly (D), Terry Wanzek (R)Terry Wanzek (R)
SD-31Kelly Spilman (D), Don Schaible (R)Don Schaible (R)
SD-33Signe Snortland (D), Keith Boehm (R)Keith Boehm (R)
SD-35Dale Pittman (D), Sean Cleary (R)Sean Cleary (R)
SD-37Dean Rummel (R)Dean Rummel (R)Uncontested
SD-39Greg Kessel (R)Greg Kessel (R)Uncontested
SD-41Nyamal Dei (D), Kyle Davison (R)Kyle Davison (R)
SD-43Mary K Adams (D), Jeff Barta (R)Jeff Barta (R)
SD-45Dan Mitchell (D), Ron Sorvaag (R)Ron Sorvaag (R)
SD-47Bill Patrie (D), Mike Dwyer (R)Mike Dwyer (R)

Ballot measures

MeasureWhat it doesType
Constitutional Measure 160% Vote Requirement for Constitutional Amendments Measure
Require constitutional amendments to receive a 60% supermajority vote to be adopted
Legislative Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional Measure 2Require Schools to Provide Free Meals to Students Initiative
Requires North Dakota public schools to provide at least one free breakfast and one free lunch to all students per school day, regardless of income.
Initiated Constitutional Amendment

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