The following is a list of Insurance Commissioners of North Dakota.
Party | Commissioners |
---|---|
Democratic-NPL | 3 |
Republican | 16 |
Independent | 1 |
# | Name | Term | Party |
---|---|---|---|
1 | A.L. Carey | 1889–1892 | Republican |
2 | James Cudhie | 1893–1894 | Independent |
3 | Fred Francher | 1895–1898 | Republican |
4 | George W. Harrison | 1899–1900 | Republican |
5 | Ferdinand Leutz | 1901–1904 | Republican |
6 | Ernest C. Cooper | 1905–1910 | Republican |
7 | Walter C. Taylor | 1911–1916 | Republican |
8 | Sveinung A. Olsness | 1917–1934 | Republican |
9 | Harold Hopton | 1935–1936 | Republican |
10 | Oscar E. Erickson | 1937–1945 | Republican |
11 | Otto Krueger | 1945–1950 | Republican |
12 | Alfred J. Jensen | 1951–1962 | Republican |
13 | Frank Albers | 1963–1964 | Republican |
14 | Karsten O. Nygaard | 1965–1968 | Republican |
15 | Jorris O. Wigen | 1969–1976 | Republican |
16 | Byron Knutson | 1977–1980 | Democratic-NPL |
17 | Jorris O. Wigen | 1981–1984 | Republican |
18 | Earl Pomeroy | 1985–1992 | Democratic-NPL |
19 | Glenn Pomeroy | 1993–2000 | Democratic-NPL |
20 | Jim Poolman | 2001–2007 | Republican |
21 | Adam Hamm | 2007– | Republican |
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