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North Dakota

U.S. senators

John Hoeven (Republican), Senate • ND
Kevin Cramer (Republican), Senate • ND

U.S. House delegation

Julie Fedorchak (Republican), House • ND-AL

Governor of North Dakota

Kelly Armstrong (Republican), Governor of North Dakota, as the National Governors Association lists the governor.

2026 races for Congress in North Dakota

ND — At-Large

1 challenger was on the ballot.

Julie Fedorchak (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
Trygve Hammer (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result

1 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:

Alex Balazs (Republican): Lost the 2026 primary

Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.

Statewide questions that were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot

2 statewide questions were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot, as the North Dakota Secretary of State lists them: Measures on Ballot | Secretary of State | North Dakota, read Oct. 19, 2026.

Constitutional Measure No. 1: Constitutional Measure No. 1 (House Concurrent Resolution No. 3003, 2025 Session Laws, Ch. 614) (source)
Initiated Constitutional Measure No. 2 (source)

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Sources: membership, contact details and committee rosters from the congress-legislators dataset; the candidate field and campaign finance from the Federal Election Commission; primary and November results from each state's Wikipedia election page; the November ballot, where this site reads one, from the certified list of candidates its election office publishes, credited on each race it sets; portraits from the House of Representatives, Congress.gov, Wikimedia Commons and candidates' campaign websites, each credited under the photograph on the profile, a Wikimedia Commons file with its author and licence; the statewide questions from the election office's own list, voter guide or official sample ballots, each with its official text and source, read by hand.

Who counts as a candidate: everyone the FEC records as having raised or spent more than $5,000 for the 2026 cycle (52 U.S.C. §30101(2)). People no longer in a race - beaten in a primary, withdrawn, or left off a certified list - stay on record and are shown under each race.

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