2024 ND Senate race: on Principles & Values

Kevin Cramer: FAQ resource on judicial rulings from 2020 election

North Dakotans have frequently asked questions about judicial rulings made in response to the 2020 presidential election. To assist their research, we have created a webpage with some of the most regularly referenced cases:

AZ Republican Party v.Fontes
Burk v.Ducey
Trump for President v.Hobbs

WI Voters Alliance v.Pence
TX v.PA

Trump v.Kemp
Trump v.Raffensperger
Lin Wood v.Raffensperger
Schmitz v.Fulton Cty BOR

MI


Constantino v.Detroit
Trump v.Benson
King v.Whitmer

Trump v.Gloria
Marchant v.Gloria
Trump v.Cegavske
Becker v.Cannizzaro
Election Integrity Project of NV v.NV

PA Republican Party v.Degraffenreid
Corman v.PA Democratic Party
Trump v.Boockvar
Kelly v.PA
Parnell v.Allegheny County BOE
Woodruff v.Philadelphia BOE

Trump v.Biden
Trump v.Evers
WI Voters Alliance v.WI Elections Commission
Langenhorst v.Pence

Source: Senate press release on 2024 North Dakota Senate race Jul 19, 2023

Katrina Christiansen: Tired of chaos & lack of results coming from Washington

Former North Dakota U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen announced another bid for Congress, this time seeking to fill the seat occupied by Sen. Kevin Cramer.

Christiansen, an assistant professor at the University of Jamestown, first ran for elected office in 2022, when the Democratic-NPL nominee challenged Sen. John Hoeven, R-ND. She is the first candidate to formally jump into North Dakota's 2024 Senate race after filing a statement of candidacy earlier this month.

Cramer has not announced whether he will seek another six-year term, but he brought in nearly $560,000 in campaign donations between July and September. The Republican had almost $2 million on hand as of Sept. 30.

"North Dakotans deserve strong, principled leadership that prioritizes their needs, and I am fully prepared to take on that responsibility," Christiansen said in a statement. "People are tired of the chaos and lack of results coming from Washington."

Source: The Bismarck Tribune on 2024 North Dakota Senate race Oct 18, 2023

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