Dem-NPL candidates push for change in GOP-stronghold state

Published by The Dickinson Press | September 3, 2024

DICKINSON — The emergence of new North Dakota Democratic–Nonpartisan League candidates comes amid their efforts to challenge the long-standing GOP control over statewide offices, which has persisted for decades. These candidates are eyeing seats that have been under Republican control.

The Dem-NPL party has visited all 53 counties in North Dakota, engaging with rural communities and aiming to secure their votes. With rural areas accounting for nearly 40% of the population, Dem-NPL candidates are focusing on their small-town outreach to influence the upcoming election.

During a recent third visit to Dickinson, candidates including Katrina Christiansen for Senate, Trygve Hammer for House, Sen. Merrill Piepkorn for governor and Tim Lamb for auditor spoke about the changes they envision for North Dakota.

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