North Dakota2006 Elections: US Senator,
Other Statewide Offices,
US House,
State Senate,
State House,
Ballot initiatives/ReferendumsThis page was edited by: rmgustafState Politics At-A-Glance
Population (2000 Census): 642,200 (2004 Census Bureau Estimate): 634,366
Electoral Votes: 3
:redbox: 2004 Presidential: Kerry (D) 35.50%, Bush (R) 62.86%
:redbox: 2000 Presidential: Gore (D) 33.06%, Bush (R) 60.66%, Nader (I) 3.29%
:redbox: 1996 Presidential: Clinton (D) 40.13%, Dole (R) 46.94%, Perot (I) 12.20%
:redbox: Governor: John Hoeven (R) Elected: 2004 (Next Election: 2008)
:bluebox: Senior US Senator: Kent Conrad (D) Elected: 1986, 1992 (special election), 1994, 2000 (Next Election: 2006)
:bluebox: Junior US Senator: Byron Dorgan (D) Elected: 1992, 1998, 2004 (Next Election: 2010)
:bluebox: US House (1 seat): D-1 R-0 (Earl Pomeroy (D-At Large) Elected: 1992-2004)
:redbox: State Senate (47 seats): D-15, R-32
:redbox: State House (94 seats): D-27, R-67
Qualifications for voting (from
the ND Secretary of State):
North Dakota is the only state in the country that does not require voter registration.
In order to vote in North Dakota, you must be:
- A U.S. citizen.
- At least 18 years old on the day of an election.
- A legal North Dakota resident.
- A resident in the precinct for 30 days preceding the election.
City Council/Commission Election DatesLast Day to File Candidacy Petitions: Monday, April 17, 2006
General Election Date: Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Primary Election DatesLast Day to File Certificate of Endorsement: Monday, April 17, 2006
State/Local Primary Date: Tuesday, June 13, 2006
General Election DatesGeneral Election Date (all states): November 07, 2006
(For complete details on the 2006 election calendar and voting requirements, visit
http://www.nd.gov/sos/forms/pdf/election-calendar-2006.pdfState Office in charge of ElectionsAl Jaeger
Secretary of State
State of North Dakota
600 E Boulevard Ave Dept 108
Bismarck ND 58505-0500
Phone: 701-328-2900
Toll Free: 800-352-0867
Fax: 701-328-2992
Email:
[email protected]Web:
http://www.nd.gov/sosState Democratic PartyDavid Strauss, Chair
Kennedy Center
1902 East Divide Avenue
Bismarck, ND 58501
Phone: 701-222-1371
Fax: 701-255-7823
Email:
[email protected]Web:
http://www.demnpl.comBlog:
http://nddemnpl.blogspot.comState Republican PartyKen Karls, Chair
PO Box 1917
Bismarck ND 58502-1917
Phone: 701-255-0030
Fax: 701-255-7513
Email:
[email protected]Web:
http://www.ndgop.orgKent Conrad (D) IncumbentCampaign Website:
http://www.kent-conrad.comDwight Grotberg (R)Campaign Website: N/A
Other Statewide Races 2006
Agriculture CommissionerRoger Johnson (D),
Incumbent, Campaign Website:
http://www.johnsonforag.com/">johnsonforag.com
Doug Goehring (R), Campaign Website:
http://www.douggoehring.com/Tax CommissionerBrent Edison (D),
Challenger, Campaign Website:
BrentEdison.comCory Fong (R),
Incumbent (appointed), Campaign Website: N/A
Attorney GeneralBill Brudvik (D),
Challenger, Campaign Website: N/A
Wayne Stenehjem (R),
Incumbent, Campaign Website: N/A
Secretary of StateKristin Hedger (D),
Challenger, Director - Midwest Young Democrats of America, Campaign Website: N/A
Al Jaeger (R),
Incumbent, Campaign Website: N/A
US House of Representatives Races 2006
ND-At LargeEarl Pomeroy (D),
Incumbent, Campaign Website:
http://www.earlpom.comDuane DeKrey (R), Campaign Website: N/A
State Senate Districts: 47 (47 seats)
Seats at stake in 2006: 24
District 35Tracy Potter (D),
Challenger, Campaign Website: N/A
Margaret Sitte (R),
Challenger, Campaign Website: N/A
State House Districts: 47 (94 seats)
Seats at stake in 2006: 48
District 23Ben Vig (D),
Challenger, Campaign Website: N/A
William R. Devlin (R),
Incumbent, Campaign Website: N/A
Don Vigesaan (R),
Incumbent, Campaign Website: N/A
District 35Ryan Gustafson (D),
Challenger, Campaign Website:
GustafsonforHouse.comMike Froelich (D),
Challenger, Campaign Website: N/A
Karen Karls (R),
Challenger, Campaign Website: N/A
Bob Martinson (R),
Incumbent, Campaign Website: N/A
Ballot initiatives/Referendums
Primary Election - June 13, 2006:graybox:
Constitutional Measure 1 relating to the definition of this state's militia.
This measure defines reserve and active militia and removes obsolete language
in regard to age and gender in the reserve militia and removes residency requirements
for membership in the active militia that is defined by the National Guard of
North Dakota.
Full Text (
pdf)
:graybox:
Constitutional Measure 2 relating to business corporations.
This measure removes outdated or unnecessary provisions in the Constitution
of North Dakota relating to business corporations and authorizes legislative assembly
to provide by law for regulation of corporations.
Full Text (
pdf)
General Election - November 07, 2006:graybox:
Constitutional Measure 1 relating to distributions from the common schools trust fund.
This measure requires that permanent trust funds by managed to preserve their
purchasing power, to provide stable distributions to fund beneficiaries,
and to benefit fund beneficiaries.
Full Text (
pdf)
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