Year: 2020

BISMARCK—Today, Rick Berg, Chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party (“NDGOP”) made the following statement in response to North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem’s decision to join the Texas v. Pennsylvania lawsuit as an amicus curiae:

“I wholeheartedly support the decision to have North Dakota join 16 other states in the fight against voting irregularities in the 2020 Presidential Election. North Dakotans overwhelmingly chose another four years of President Trump’s leadership, but, unfortunately, our votes are diminished by the irregularities that occurred in other states. In North Dakota, we believe in fairness and playing by the rules and for the good of the Republic, we expect other states to do the same. This lawsuit is our opportunity to hold bad actors in the system accountable.”

Election Night was a great night here in North Dakota.

We mourn the passing of Senator Russell Thane, who served as a State Senator from the 25th district for a total of 36 years. May God bless his memory.

President Trump has the right to fully challenge any irregularities that occurred in the processing of ballots, and we support the RNC’s decision to form robust teams on the ground in critical states to help protect the integrity of this election.

Click to view the results from the 2020 General Election.

Congratulations to Josh Gallion on his hard-fought campaign to continue his exemplary tenure as our State Auditor.

I’d like to offer my congratulations to Kirsten Baesler on her reelection as superintendent.

I want to extend my sincere congratulations to Jon Godfread on his reelection as North Dakota Insurance Commissioner.

Congratulations to Brian Kroshus for earning another term as our Public Service Commissioner.

I would like to extend my congratulations to Thomas Beadle on earning another term as North Dakota’s State Treasurer.