North Dakota's At-large Congressional District - Election Results

Election Results

Year (& Congress) Candidate Party Votes %
October 1, 1889
(51st Congress)		 Henry C. Hansbrough Republican 26,077 68.4
D.W. Maratta Democratic 12,066 31.6
1890
(52nd Congress)		 Martin N. Johnson Republican 21,365 59.0
John D. Benton Democratic 14,830 41.0
1892
(53rd Congress)		 Martin N. Johnson Republican 17,695 48.9
James F. O'Brien Democratic 11,021 30.5
Hans A. Foss Independent 7,434 20.6
1894
(54th Congress)		 Martin N. Johnson Republican 21,615 55.4
Walter Muir Populist 15,660 40.2
Budd Reeve Independent 1,283 3.3
L.S. Ellis Prohibition 439 1.1
1896
(55th Congress)		 Martin N. Johnson Republican 25,233 54.0
John Burke Fusion 21,172 45.3
A.V. Garver Prohibition 349 0.7
1898
(56th Congress)		 Burleigh F. Spalding Republican 27,766 60.9
H.M. Creel Fusion 17,844 39.1
1900
(57th Congress)		 Thomas F. Marshall Republican 34,887 61.0
M.A. Hildreth Democratic & Independent 21,175 37.0
Charles H. Mott Prohibition 585 1.0
J.C. Charest Social Democratic 412 0.7
Martin S. Blair People's 122 0.2
1902
(58th Congress)		 Thomas F. Marshall Republican 32,986 67.6
Burleigh F. Spalding Republican 32,854
Lars A. Ueland Democratic 14,765 29.9
Verner E. Lovell Democratic 14,392
Royal F. King Socialist 1,195 2.5
1904
(59th Congress)		 Thomas F. Marshall Republican 49,111 72.7
Asle J. Gronna Republican 47,648
N. P. Rasmussen Democratic 15,622 23.3
A. G. Burr Democratic 15,398
L. F. Dow Socialist 1,734 2.6
E. D. Herring Socialist 1,697
B. H. Tibbets Prohibition 971 1.5
N. A. Colby Prohibition 967
1906
(60th Congress)		 Thomas F. Marshall Republican 38,923 62.9
Asle J. Gronna Republican 36,772
A. G. Burr Democratic 21,350 35.2
John D. Benton Democratic 21,050
K. Halvorson Socialist 1,151 1.9
W. J. Bailey Socialist 1,129
1908
(61st Congress)		 Asle J. Gronna Republican 57,357 65.7
Louis B. Hanna Republican 55,610
T. D. Casey Democratic 29,426 33.7
O. G. Major Democratic 28,448
Francis Cooper Independent 591 0.3
E. D. Herring Independent 533 0.3
1910
(62nd Congress)		 Louis B. Hanna Republican 51,556 63.9
Henry T. Helgesen Republican 50,600
Tobias D. Casey Democratic 25,880 32.0
M. A. Hildreth Democratic 25,322
Arthur Hagendorf Socialist 3,225 4.0
N. H. Bjornstad Socialist 3,179
1912–1930 Districts used
1932
(73rd Congress)		 James H. Sinclair Republican 144,339 65.7
William Lemke Republican 135,339
William D. Lynch Democratic 72,659 33.9
R. B. Murphy Democratic 71,695
Pat J. Barrett Independent 690 0.3
Ella Reeve Bloor Independent 678
1934
(74th Congress)		 William Lemke Republican 144,605 49.9
Usher L. Burdick Republican 114,841
William D. Lynch Democratic 85,771 31.8
G. F. Lamb Democratic 79,338
James H. Sinclair PROG N-PART R 46,304 17.8
Jasper Haaland Communist-W-FG 1,299 0.5
Effie Kjorstad Communist-W-FG 1,090
1936
(75th Congress)		 William Lemke Republican 131,117 54.1
Usher L. Burdick Republican 115,913
Henry Holt Democratic 100,609 41.7
J.J. Nygaard Democratic 89,722
I.J. Moe Independent 3,310 1.4
P.H. Miller Independent 3,273 1.4
E.A. Johannson Independent 2,697 1.2
Jasper Haaland Communist 540 0.2
W.D. Webster Communist 461
1938
(76th Congress)		 William Lemke Republican 153,106 72.3
Usher L. Burdick Republican 149,047
Howard I. Henry Democratic 55,125 23.9
Alfred S. Dale Democratic 44,691
J.B. Field Independent 8,109 3.9
1940
(77th Congress)		 Usher L. Burdick Republican 148,227 60.3
Charles R. Robertson Republican 111,125
R.J. Downey Democratic 63,662 29.4
Adolph Michelson Democratic 63,027
Thomas Hall Independent 23,399 10.3
John Omland Independent 20,845
1942
(78th Congress)		 Usher L. Burdick Republican 85,936 46.3
William Lemke Republican 65,905
Charles R. Robertson Independent 48,472 29.5
Halvor L. Halvorson Democratic 47,972 24.2
E.A. Johansson Democratic 31,547
1944
(79th Congress)		 William Lemke Republican 101,007 50.7
Charles R. Robertson Republican 91,425
Halvor L. Halvorson Democratic 56,699 26.9
J.R. Kennedy Democratic 45,308
Usher L. Burdick Independent R 39,888 21.0
George McClellan Independent R 3,135 1.4
A.C. Townley Independent R 2,307
1946
(80th Congress)		 William Lemke Republican 103,205 74.3
Charles R. Robertson Republican 102,087
James M. Hanley Democratic 41,189 25.7
Edwin Cooper Democratic 29,865
1948
(81st Congress)		 William Lemke Republican 132,343 69.0
Usher L. Burdick Republican 128,454
Alfred Dale Democratic 56,702 30.0
John M. Weiler Progressive 1,758 0.9
1950
(82nd Congress)		 Fred G. Aandahl Republican 119,047 70.7
Usher L. Burdick Republican 110,534
Ervin Schumacher Democratic 62,322 29.3
E.A. Johansson Democratic 32,946
1952
(83rd Congress)		 Usher L. Burdick Republican 181,218 77.2
Otto Krueger Republican 156,829
Edward Nesemeier Democratic 49,829 22.8
Scattered votes 49 0.0
1954
(84th Congress)		 Usher L. Burdick Republican 124,845 67.1
Otto Krueger Republican 106,341
P.W. Lanier Democratic 64,089 32.9
Raymond G. Vendsel Democratic 49,183
1956
(85th Congress)		 Usher L. Burdick Republican 143,514 62.3
Otto Krueger Republican 136,003
Agnes Geelan Democratic 85,743 37.7
S.B. Hocking Democratic 83,284
1958
(86th Congress)		 Quentin Burdick Democratic 99,562 48.4
Don L. Short Republican 97,862 51.6
Orris G. Nordhougen Republican 92,124
S.B. Hocking Democratic 78,889
1960
(87th Congress)		 Don L. Short Republican 135,579 53.3
Hjalmar C. Nygaard Republican 127,118
Raymond Vendsel Democratic 120,773 46.7
Anson J. Anderson Democratic 109,207
1962–1970 Districts used
1972
(93rd)		 Mark Andrews Republican 195,360 72.7
Richard Ista Democratic 72,850 27.1
Kenneth C. Gardener Sr. Independent 511 0.2
1974
(94th)		 Mark Andrews Republican 130,184 55.7
Byron Dorgan Democratic 103,504 44.3
1976
(95th)		 Mark Andrews Republican 181,018 62.4
Lloyd B. Omdahl Democratic 104,263 36.0
Russell Kleppe American 4,600 1.6
1978
(96th)		 Mark Andrews Republican 147,712 67.0
Bruce F. Hagen Democratic 68,016 30.9
Harley J. McLain Independent 3,197 1.5
Don J. Klingensmith Prohibition 1,389 0.6
1980
(97th)		 Byron L. Dorgan Democratic 166,437 56.8
Jim Smykowski Republican 124,707 42.6
John Lengenfelder Independent 1,004 0.3
Torfin A. Teigen Independent 928 0.3
1982
(98th)		 Byron L. Dorgan Democratic 186,534 71.6
Kent Jones Republican 72,241 27.7
Don J. Klingensmith Prohibition 1,724 0.7
1984
(99th)		 Byron L. Dorgan Democratic 242,968 78.7
Lois Ivers Altenburg Republican 65,761 21.3
1986
(100th)		 Byron L. Dorgan Democratic 216,258 75.5
Syver Vinje Republican 66,989 23.4
Gerald W. Kopp Independent 3,114 1.1
1988
(101st)		 Byron L. Dorgan Democratic 212,583 70.9
Steve Sydness Republican 84,475 28.2
Kris Brekke Libertarian 2,924 1.0
1990
(102nd)		 Byron L. Dorgan Democratic 152,530 65.2
Ed Schafer Republican 81,443 34.8
Other 6 0.0
1992
(103rd)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 169,273 56.8
John T. Korsmo Republican 117,442 39.4
Other 11,183 3.8
1994
(104th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 123,134 52.3
Gary Porter Republican 105,988 45.0
James Germalic Independent 6,267 2.7
1996
(105th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 144,833 55.1
Kevin Cramer Republican 113,684 43.2
Kenneth R. Loughead Independent 4,493 1.7
1998
(106th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 119,668 56.2
Kevin Cramer Republican 87,511 41.1
Kenneth R. Loughead Independent 5,709 2.7
2000
(107th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 151,173 52.9
John Dorso Republican 127,251 44.5
Jan Shelver Independent 4,731 1.7
Kenneth R. Loughead Independent 2,481 0.9
Write-in 22 0.0
2002
(108th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 121,073 52.4
Rick Clayburgh Republican 109,957 47.6
2004
(109th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 185,130 59.6
Duane Sand Republican 125,684 40.4
2006
(110th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 142,934 65.7
Matt Mechtel Republican 74,687 34.3
2008
(111th)		 Earl Pomeroy Democratic 194,175 62.1
Duane Sand Republican 118,519 37.9
2010
(112th)		 Rick Berg Republican 129,802 54.7
Earl Pomeroy Democratic 106,542 44.9
Write-in 793 0.4
2012
(113th)(Elect)		 Kevin Cramer Republican 172,905 55.0
Pam Gulleson Democratic 131,396 41.8
Eric Olson Libertarian 10,125 3.2
Year (& Congress) Candidate Party Votes %

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