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North Dakota · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District At-large

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Official source: North Dakota Secretary of State (Elections Division) ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

Candidate list checked 7 d ago

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IssueJulie Fedorchak
Republican
Charles Tuttle
Independent
Helene Neville
Independent
Trygve Hammer
Democratic-NPL
Economy & jobsSupports balancing the budget and cutting wasteful spending Voted 43 yes · 3 no · 2 missedSupports cutting federal spending, reducing energy costs, fair trade Supports raising minimum wage and reducing cost of living Supports tax fairness, unions, and rural economic investment
HousingSupports expanding housing supply and reducing regulatory barriers Voted 3 yes Supports abolishing property taxes, especially for seniors Supports housing affordability as part of cost-of-living agenda Supports expanding federal support for affordable housing
Health careOpposes ACA; supports patient-centered, market-based health care Voted 11 yes Opposes federal role in healthcare; defers to states Supports lowering healthcare costs while protecting access Supports lowering healthcare and prescription drug costs
ImmigrationSupports stricter border enforcement and immigration penalties Voted 12 yes · 1 no · 1 missedSupports secure border; opposes catch-and-release policies Supports comprehensive immigration reform with humane approach Supports secure border with due process protections for immigrants
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly pro-life; opposes taxpayer funding for abortion Voted 2 yes no sourced position Supports reproductive freedom as a fundamental right Pro-choice; opposes government interference in personal decisions
EducationFavors local control over education, not federal bureaucracy Voted 12 yes Supports eliminating Dept. of Education; opposes liberal indoctrination Supports strong public schools especially in rural communities Supports public schools, especially in rural communities
Climate & energyOpposes federal emissions mandates; supports free-market energy Voted 60 yes · 4 no Opposes biofuels, green energy incentives; wants action on oil pricing Supports responsible energy development and climate resilience Supports all-of-the-above energy; no position on climate science
Crime & public safetySupports law enforcement and immigration-linked detention laws Voted 40 yes · 2 missedno sourced position Supports school safety and AI accountability Supports dignity, oversight of law enforcement; open to redirecting funds
Taxes & budgetSupports major tax cuts and spending reductions Voted 27 yes Supports making DOGE cuts permanent; opposes wasteful spending Supports taxing corporate gains; opposes inheritance tax Supports raising taxes on wealthy and corporations; protect Social Security
GunsStrong Second Amendment supporter; opposes gun restrictions Voted 5 yes no sourced position no sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports proof-of-citizenship and photo ID requirements to vote Voted 6 yes Supports term limits and citizen-only voting requirements Supports accessible elections and campaign finance reform Supports anti-gerrymandering, campaign finance reform, protecting democracy
Foreign policy & defenseSupports strong military, Israel, and confronting Iran, Russia, China Voted 27 yes · 1 no Supports military action to destroy Iran's nuclear program no sourced position Opposes Iran war; supports congressional oversight and alliances

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