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North Dakota
Every state legislature publishes its work in public. This is North Dakota’s: who sits in it today, which of its cities we can already watch live, and what arrives next.
Who speaks for North Dakota in Washington
John Hoeven (R)US Senator for North Dakota
SenateKevin Cramer (R)US Senator for North Dakota
SenateJulie Fedorchak (R)US Representative for North Dakota
HouseThe legislature, today
140
current state legislators
93
House seats · 82 Republican · 11 Democratic
47
Senate seats · 42 Republican · 5 Democratic
Roster refreshed 2026-08-30.
The bills, this session
1,031
bills tracked, every one with a page here
606
became law · 58.8%
4
vetoed by the Governor
An act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the office of the governor; to amend and reenact sections 54-07-04 and 54-08-03 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to salaries of the governor and HB 1001 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signedAn act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the office of the secretary of state; to amend and reenact sections 46-03-11, 46-04-01, 46-04-03, 46-04-04, 46-04-10, 46-04-14, 46-04-18, 46-04-19, and 54-HB 1002 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signedAn act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the attorney general; to amend and reenact sections 31-01-16, 54-12-11, 54-12-30, and 54-27-25 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to compensation aHB 1003 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signed (Item veto)An act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the state auditor; and to amend and reenact section 54-10-10 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the salary of the state auditor.HB 1004 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signedAn act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the state treasurer; to amend and reenact section 54-11-13 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the salary of the state treasurer; and to declare HB 1005 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signedAn act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the office of the tax commissioner and for payment of state reimbursement under the homestead tax credit, disabled veterans' tax credit, and primary rHB 1006 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signedAn act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the department of labor and human rights.HB 1007 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
Governor signedAn act to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the public service commission; to amend and reenact sections 49-01-05 and 57-43.2-19 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the salaries of the publHB 1008 · introduced Jan 7, 2025
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Who sits in it
House · 93 members
Adam Goldwyn (D) · 11Alisa Mitskog (D) · 25Andrew Marschall (R) · 16Anna Novak (R) · 33Austen Schauer (R) · 13Austin Foss (D) · 44Ben Koppelman (R) · 16Bernie Satrom (R) · 12Bert Anderson (R) · 2Bill Tveit (R) · 33Bob Martinson (R) · 35Brandy Pyle (R) · 22Carrie McLeod (R) · 45Christina Wolff (R) · 38Clayton Fegley (R) · 4BCollette Brown (D) · 9Craig Headland (R) · 29Dan Johnston (R) · 24Dan Ruby (R) · 38Dan Vollmer (R) · 6Dave Rustebakke (R) · 20Dave Monson (R) · 19David Richter (R) · 1Dawson Holle (R) · 31
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Dennis Nehring (R) · 23Desiree Morton (R) · 46Dick Anderson (R) · 6Don Vigesaa (R) · 29Donald Longmuir (R) · 2Donna Henderson (R) · 15Dori Hauck (R) · 36Doug Osowski (R) · 42Dustin McNally (R) · 42Dwight Kiefert (R) · 24Eric Murphy (R) · 43Glenn Bosch (R) · 30Greg Stemen (R) · 27Gretchen Dobervich (D) · 11Jared Hendrix (R) · 10Jason Dockter (R) · 7Jay Fisher (R) · 5Jayme Davis (D) · 9Jeff Hoverson (R) · 3Jim Grueneich (R) · 28Jim Jonas (R) · 13Jim Kasper (R) · 46Jon Nelson (R) · 14Jonathan Warrey (R) · 22Jorin Johnson (R) · 41Karen Anderson (R) · 19Karen Grindberg (R) · 41Karen Karls (R) · 35Karen Rohr (R) · 31Karla Rose Hanson (D) · 44Kathy Frelich (R) · 15Kathy Skroch (R) · 25Keith Kempenich (R) · 39Kelby Timmons (R) · 26Landon Bahl (R) · 17LaurieBeth Hager (D) · 21Larry Klemin (R) · 47Lisa Finley-DeVille (D) · 4ALisa Meier (R) · 32Lori VanWinkle (R) · 3Macy Bolinske (R) · 40Mark Sanford (R) · 17Mary Schneider (D) · 21Matt Heilman (R) · 7Matt Ruby (R) · 40Mike Berg (R) · 8Mike Brandenburg (R) · 28Mike Lefor (R) · 37Mike Motschenbacher (R) · 47Mike Nathe (R) · 30Mike Schatz (R) · 39Mitch Ostlie (R) · 12Nathan Toman (R) · 34Nels Christianson (R) · 18Nico Rios (R) · 23Pat Heinert (R) · 32Patrick Hatlestad (R) · 1Robin Weisz (R) · 14Roger Maki (R) · 26Scott Louser (R) · 5Scott Wagner (R) · 45Steve Swiontek (R) · 10Steve Vetter (R) · 18SuAnn Olson (R) · 8T.J. Brown (R) · 27Todd Porter (R) · 34Ty Dressler (R) · 36Vicky Steiner (R) · 37Zac Ista (D) · 43
Senate · 47 members
Bob Paulson (R) · 3Brad Bekkedahl (R) · 1Chuck Walen (R) · 4Claire Cory (R) · 42Cole Conley (R) · 12Dale Patten (R) · 26David Clemens (R) · 16David Hogue (R) · 38Dean Rummel (R) · 37Desiree Van Oosting (R) · 36Diane Larson (R) · 30Dick Dever (R) · 32Don Schaible (R) · 31Greg Kessel (R) · 39Jamie Selzler (D) · 44Janne Myrdal (R) · 19Jeff Barta (R) · 43Jeff Magrum (R) · 8Jerry Klein (R) · 14Jonathan Sickler (R) · 17Jose Castaneda (R) · 40Judy Lee (R) · 13Justin Gerhardt (R) · 34Kathy Hogan (D) · 21
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Keith Boehm (R) · 33Kent Weston (R) · 15Kristin Roers (R) · 27Kyle Davison (R) · 41Larry Luick (R) · 25Mark Enget (R) · 2Mark Weber (R) · 22Mike Wobbema (R) · 24Mike Dwyer (R) · 47Michelle Axtman (R) · 7Michelle Powers (R) · 46Paul Thomas (R) · 6Randy Burckhard (R) · 5Randy Lemm (R) · 20Richard Marcellais (D) · 9Robert Erbele (R) · 28Ron Sorvaag (R) · 45Ryan Braunberger (D) · 10Scott Meyer (R) · 18Sean Cleary (R) · 35Terry Wanzek (R) · 29Tim Mathern (D) · 11Todd Beard (R) · 23
Every current member, from the Open States roster. Each name opens their own page with official links and, where sponsor records map reliably to members, the bills they sponsored.
In its city halls right now
What these city councils are working on right now, straight from their official records (checked 2026-07-22).
Fargo
Receive and file Ordinances Relating to Licenses-Classifications, Licenses-Fees and Issuance and Transfer of Licenses - Restrictions - Heari23-4738 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyCost Participation, Construction and Maintenance Agreement - LPA Federal Aid Project with the NDDOT for Improvement District No. BR-26-G1.23-4741 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyMemorandum of Offer to Landowner and Permanent Easement (Sidewalk) with Classic Restaurant Corporation (Improvement District No. PR-26-F1).23-4742 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyEmployment Agreement Instrumentation Specialist (Contract) with Mateo Oliva in the Water Utility.23-4743 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyItems from FAHR meeting:
a. Receive and file General Fund Sales Tax Update as of August 21, 2026.
b. Approve the notice of grant award amend23-4744 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyContract and bond for Improvement District No. UR-26-G1.23-4746 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyPUBLIC HEARING - Application for a Class “GH” Alcoholic Beverage License for Anand LLC d/b/a Anand Indian Cuisine located at 1109 38th Stree23-4747 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyPUBLIC HEARING - Hearing on a dangerous building located at 1334 1st Avenue South.23-4748 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyEverything we track from Fargoall its recent matters, in the app
openEvery item links the city’s official record; each city name opens its page here with everything we track.
Roster from Open States (the open civic-data project), archived on our side. City feeds probed against official Legistar endpoints. Coverage tiers are labeled, never implied.