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Monitor staff will update this feed with the latest election news. Last updated: 10:17 pm 2 months ago has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of Tuesday’s Republican primary, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state’s at-large congressional seat. The goal of the program, dubbed the “election observers,” is to make sure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly — and when problems are spotted, to make recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party has its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. Instead, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight. | Monitor staff will update this feed with the latest election news. Last updated: 10:17 pm 2 months ago has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of Tuesday’s Republican primary, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state’s at-large congressional seat. The goal of the program, dubbed the “election observers,” is to make sure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly — and when problems are spotted, to make recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party has its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. Instead, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight. | Monitor staff will update this feed with the latest election news. Last updated: 10:17 pm 2 months ago has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of Tuesday’s Republican primary, defeating four party challengers to
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Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Nicholas Fandos, in Washington
Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
Astead Herndon, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Today encapsulated the politics of progress and grievance that have defined the Trump years: Senate wins for Warnock and Ossoff, and a mob at the Capitol.Read more ›
Jonathan Martin, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Democrats have now captured control of the Senate as Jon Ossoff has defeated David Perdue, following the Rev. Raphael Warnock’s victory over Senator Kelly Loeffler.See live results ›
The New York TimesJan. 6, 2021
A mob of people loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, halting Congress’s counting of the electoral votes to confirm President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Read more ›
Trip GabrielDec. 14, 2020
Joseph R. Biden Jr. has received a majority of votes from the Electoral College, formally securing the presidency in the manner set out in the Constitution.Read more ›
Isabella Grullón PazDec. 14, 2020
The 538 members of the Electoral College are meeting to cast ballots for president based on the election results in their states, formalizing Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Track the Electoral College results ›
The New York TimesDec. 5, 2020
California has certified its electors for the 2020 election, officially giving Joseph R. Biden Jr. more than the 270 pledged electors needed to become president.Read more ›
Reid Epstein, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
The chairwoman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission has certified Biden as the winner in Wisconsin, formalizing his narrow victory in a state Trump carried four years ago.Read more ›
Glenn Thrush, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
Arizona has officially certified Biden’s narrow victory in the state, further undermining Trump’s efforts to portray his decisive national loss as a matter still under dispute.Read more ›
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By Michael Andre, Aliza Aufrichtig, Gray Beltran, Matthew Bloch, Larry Buchanan, Andrew Chavez, Nate Cohn, Matthew Conlen, Annie Daniel, Asmaa Elkeurti, Andrew Fischer, Josh Holder, Will Houp, Jonathan Huang, Josh Katz, Aaron Krolik, Jasmine C. Lee, Rebecca Lieberman, Ilana Marcus, Jaymin Patel, Charlie Smart, Ben Smithgall, Umi Syam, Rumsey Taylor, Miles Watkins and Isaac WhiteAdditional data collection by Alice Park, Rachel Shorey, Thu Trinh and Quoctrung BuiCandidate photo research and production by Earl Wilson, Alana Celii, Lalena Fisher, Yuriria Avila, Amanda Cordero, Laura Kaltman, Andrew Rodriguez, Alex Garces, Chris Kahley, Andy Chen, Chris O'Brien, Jim DeMaria, Dave Braun and Jessica WhiteReporting contributed by Alicia Parlapiano
Last updated: 9:05 pm 2 months ago 2 months ago Last updated: 8:46 pm 2 months ago Last updated: 8:33 pm 2 months ago Last updated: 8:07 pm 2 months ago Last updated: 7:16 pm 2 months ago Last updated: 6:34 pm 2 months ago Last updated: 6:01 pm 2 months ago Last updated: 6:07 pm 2 months ago Julie Fedorchak, a Republican candidate for North Dakota’s at-large U.S. House seat, alleged election interference during a news conference Tuesday afternoon after multiple text messages surfaced saying she had dropped out of the race. Last updated: 11:55 am 2 months ago Last updated: 11:11 am by North Dakota Monitor staff,  June 11, 2024 by North Dakota Monitor staff,  June 11, 2024 North Dakota voters will vote on high-profile primary races today, including selecting the Republican to compete for governor and the state’s sole U.S. House seat. Last updated: 8:33 pm 2 months ago Traditionally, North Dakota’s Republican and Democratic-NPL parties would hold official gatherings on election night for candidates and supporters to watch the results. Last updated: 10:52 pm 2 months ago It has been an uneventful election night for candidates running for state insurance commissioner, state treasurer, state auditor and public service commissioner. It’s been a busy time in North Dakota politics since Gov. Last updated: 1:15 pm 2 months ago A group of volunteers with the League of Women Voters of North Dakota is keeping a watchful eye on the state’s polling sites this election season. Last updated: 4:37 pm 2 months ago The campaign for Republican U.S. House candidate Julie Fedorchak has called a press conference for this afternoon about “election interference.” The event comes after some voters reported receiving misleading text messages falsely claiming Fedorchak had withdrawn from the race. Last updated: 4:37 pm 2 months ago The campaign for Republican U.S. House candidate Julie Fedorchak has called a press conference for this afternoon about “election interference.” The event comes after some voters reported receiving misleading text messages falsely claiming Fedorchak had withdrawn from the race. Last updated: 6:07 pm 2 months ago Julie Fedorchak, a Republican candidate for North Dakota’s at-large U.S. House seat, alleged election interference during a news conference Tuesday afternoon after multiple text messages surfaced saying she had dropped out of the race. North Dakota Monitor staff will update this feed with the latest election news. Last updated: 10:17 pm 2 months ago has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of Tuesday’s Republican primary, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state’s at-large congressional seat. The goal of the program, dubbed the “election observers,” is to make sure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly — and when problems are spotted, to make recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party has its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. Instead, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight. Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press.
## See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota voters headed to the polls on Tuesday, casting their ballots in a variety of races, including the highly contested Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat.  

The Associated Press has declared **Julie Fedorchak**, the current North Dakota Public Service Commissioner, the winner of the Republican primary. Fedorchak secured the victory by defeating four other Republican challengers. She will now face the Democratic nominee in the general election.

**Election observers** deployed across the state reported smooth operations at polling sites. The program, aimed at ensuring the integrity of the election process, identified no major issues and provided recommendations to election regulators for future improvements.

While the Republican Party held various events across the state, the **North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party** hosted a campaign rally in Fargo.  Governor candidate **Merrill Piepkorn** and U.S. Senate candidate **Katrina Christiansen** were both in attendance, rallying supporters and outlining their platforms.

For complete election results, including detailed breakdowns by county and precinct, please visit [link to official election results website]. Interactive maps visualizing the results will also be available on the website, providing a comprehensive view of the voting patterns across North Dakota.

**Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the results are finalized and the campaigns move into the next phase.**

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## See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

**Bismarck, ND** - North Dakota voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a primary election that saw several key races decided.  The Associated Press has called the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat, declaring Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner. Fedorchak defeated four other Republican challengers and will now face the Democratic nominee in the general election.

**Fedorchak's Victory:**

Fedorchak, a seasoned politician with experience in state government, ran a campaign focused on her record of public service and her commitment to representing the interests of North Dakotans. Her victory signals a strong showing for the Republican party in the state.

**Other Races:**

While Fedorchak's win is a highlight, several other races remain too close to call.  

* **Governor's Race:** The Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. Meanwhile, Republican candidates are participating in various events across the state.
* **State Legislature:** Several legislative races are still being tallied, with control of the state House and Senate hanging in the balance.

**Election Integrity Efforts:**

This election also saw the implementation of a new "election observer" program aimed at ensuring the smooth functioning of polling sites. These observers, trained to identify potential issues, will provide feedback to election regulators to improve future elections.

**Stay Tuned:**

The Monitor will continue to update this feed with the latest election results and analysis as they become available. For detailed breakdowns of individual races and interactive maps, visit our election results page.


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## See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota voters headed to the polls yesterday in a primary election that saw incumbent Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak secure the Republican nomination for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak, who defeated four challengers, will now face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election.

The Associated Press has called the race for Fedorchak, solidifying her victory.  

While Republicans celebrated Fedorchak's win, the party opted for a decentralized approach to post-primary events, with candidates participating in various gatherings across the state. Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a unified campaign event in Fargo, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.

Beyond the congressional race, North Dakotans also cast ballots in a range of local and state-level contests.  

**Election Observers Ensure Smooth Process**

In an effort to ensure the integrity of the election process, the state implemented a new program deploying "election observers" to polling sites across North Dakota. These observers monitored the functionality of polling locations and identified any potential issues. Their findings will be used to make recommendations to election regulators, aiming to improve future elections.

**Stay Tuned for Full Results and Analysis**

As vote counting continues, The Monitor will provide comprehensive coverage of the North Dakota election, including full results, interactive maps, and in-depth analysis of key races. Be sure to check back for the latest updates.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

**Fargo, ND** – North Dakota voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a primary election that saw several key races decided.  The Associated Press has called the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat, declaring Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the victor. Fedorchak secured the nomination, defeating four other Republican challengers.

Fedorchak will now face the Democratic-NPL nominee in the general election.

The Democratic-NPL party held a campaign event in Fargo Tuesday evening, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. This event provided an opportunity for party supporters to rally and hear directly from the candidates.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates are scattered across the state, attending various events and engaging with voters.

**Election Observers Ensure Smooth Voting Process**

In an effort to ensure a fair and transparent election, North Dakota implemented a program deploying "election observers" to polling sites across the state. These observers monitor the voting process, identify any potential issues or irregularities, and provide recommendations to election officials for improvement.

This initiative aims to bolster voter confidence and ensure the integrity of the electoral process in North Dakota.

**For complete election results, including county-by-county breakdowns and interactive maps, please visit [Link to election results website].**

**Stay tuned to [News Outlet Name] for continuing coverage of the North Dakota elections.**

We will provide updates on candidate speeches, reactions, and analysis of the results as they become available.

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##See full results and maps from the North Dakota election 

**Bismarck, ND** – North Dakota voters headed to the polls Tuesday, shaping the state's political landscape for the upcoming elections.  The Associated Press called several key races, with Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak securing the Republican nomination for the state’s at-large congressional seat. 

Fedorchak triumphed over four fellow Republicans in a closely watched primary, setting the stage for a competitive general election.  

 **Election Day Events and Coverage**

As results rolled in, political parties hosted events across the state.

The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a rally in Fargo featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate hopeful Katrina Christiansen. This event allowed them to connect with voters and energize supporters following the primary.

While the Democrats gathered, Republican candidates opted for a dispersed approach, appearing at numerous smaller events throughout the state. This strategy emphasized connecting with voters on a more local and intimate level.

**Election Integrity Measures**

Beyond the races themselves, North Dakota took steps to ensure a secure and transparent election process. The “election observers” program, designed to monitor polling sites and identify potential issues, played a crucial role.  These observers reported directly to election regulators, offering recommendations for improvement and helping ensure a smooth voting process.

**Where to Find Detailed Results and Maps**

For comprehensive election results, including detailed breakdowns by county and precinct, visit [Insert Link to Official Election Results Website Here]. Interactive maps visualizing the voting patterns across the state are also available online. [Insert Link to Interactive Map Here].

**Stay Informed**

The Monitor will continue to update this feed with the latest election news and analysis as results are finalized. Bookmark this page for ongoing coverage of North Dakota politics. 
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Title: See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary, Democratic-NPL Party Holds Campaign Event in Fargo

Election results are in for the North Dakota election, with Julie Fedorchak, the current North Dakota Public Service Commissioner, emerging as the winner of the Republican primary. Fedorchak secured her victory after defeating four party challengers, earning the right to compete for the state’s at-large congressional seat.

The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event tonight in Fargo, where both gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to attend. This event will provide an opportunity for Democrats to rally together and discuss their plans for the future of the state.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will be participating in several different events tonight, showcasing the party's diversity and reach across the state.

The election observers program, which involves monitoring polling sites to ensure they are functioning properly, has been instrumental in maintaining the integrity of the election process. When problems are identified, recommendations are made to election regulators on how to address them, promoting fairness and ensuring that every vote counts.

Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press, a trusted source for accurate and timely election news.

In summary, North Dakota voters have made their voices heard in the primary election, with Julie Fedorchak winning the Republican primary and the Democratic-NPL Party holding a campaign event in Fargo. The election observers program continues to play a critical role in maintaining the integrity of the election process. As the election season progresses, stay tuned for more updates on the latest election news.
North Dakota Election Results: Julie Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for At-Large Congressional Seat

In a closely watched primary election, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged victorious in the Republican race for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press declared Fedorchak the winner on Tuesday evening, as she successfully defeated four party challengers to secure the nomination.

The primary election saw a robust turnout across North Dakota, with polling sites functioning smoothly under the watchful eyes of "election observers." This program, implemented to ensure the integrity of the voting process, allowed monitors to identify any issues and make recommendations to election regulators for improvements.

As the results rolled in, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party gathered for their campaign event in Fargo. Notable attendees included governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen, both of whom are expected to play significant roles in the upcoming general election.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates opted for a different approach, participating in several separate events throughout the state rather than hosting a centralized gathering.

The election night was marked by a steady stream of updates from various sources, including local monitor staff who provided real-time information on the latest developments. The Associated Press served as the primary source for election results and race calls, ensuring accurate and timely reporting of the outcomes.

As North Dakota moves forward from the primary, attention will now shift to the general election. Fedorchak's victory in the Republican primary positions her as a strong contender for the at-large congressional seat, setting the stage for an intense campaign season in the coming months.

Political analysts will be closely watching how the results of this primary shape the broader political landscape in North Dakota, particularly as the state gears up for key races in the governor's office and the U.S. Senate.

With the primary results now clear, both parties are expected to ramp up their efforts to engage voters and articulate their visions for North Dakota's future. As the election cycle progresses, residents of the Peace Garden State can anticipate increased political activity and debate on the issues that matter most to their communities.
As the United States approaches another Thanksgiving holiday amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey reveals that despite geographical and partisan differences, the vast majority of Americans are heeding public health warnings and planning more subdued celebrations this year.

The New York Times reports that Americans across the country are grappling with how to safely observe Thanksgiving traditions while protecting themselves and their loved ones from the virus. This comes as the nation faces a new set of challenges, including the emergence of Omicron subvariants, a severe flu season, and high rates of RSV infections among children and older adults.

The survey indicates that regardless of political affiliation or location, most Americans are taking the pandemic seriously when it comes to their holiday plans. This marks a significant shift from the early days of the pandemic in March 2020, when only about a third of U.S. adults (36%) expected the virus to pose a major threat to their communities.

Young adults, particularly those aged 18 to 29, have been among the most likely to alter their plans due to the pandemic. For college students, the impact has been especially pronounced, with many experiencing disruptions to their education and social lives.

Health experts are emphasizing the importance of considering the most vulnerable individuals when making Thanksgiving plans. As one expert noted, "Our precautions should revolve around the most vulnerable person that's going to be at our Thanksgiving table: so that grandparent who's having chemotherapy, that parent with diabetes, or a child who has asthma, or that brand-new baby."

The pandemic has also highlighted existing socioeconomic disparities, with lower-income Americans reporting higher levels of stress during this period. This added stress has made holiday planning even more challenging for many families.

As a result of these concerns, more than half of Americans (57%) reported that they are opting to avoid the risks associated with travel and potential transmission of COVID-19 to vulnerable family members. Many are choosing to celebrate virtually or in smaller, more intimate gatherings with immediate household members.

While the decision to scale back Thanksgiving plans may be disappointing for some, health officials emphasize that these precautions are necessary to protect public health and prevent further spread of the virus. As the holiday approaches, Americans are being encouraged to remain vigilant, follow local health guidelines, and prioritize the safety of their loved ones and communities.
Despite Pandemic, Americans Adapt Thanksgiving Plans to Prioritize Safety

As the United States approaches its second Thanksgiving amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey reveals that most Americans are heeding public health warnings and planning quieter holiday celebrations than usual. This trend spans geographical and partisan divides, indicating a widespread commitment to safety during the ongoing health crisis.

The pandemic has forced many to reconsider their traditional holiday gatherings, with families across the country grappling with how to balance cherished traditions and the need to protect vulnerable loved ones. Dr. Emily Landon, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Chicago Medicine, advises, "Our precautions should revolve around the most vulnerable person that's going to be at our Thanksgiving table: so that grandparent who's having chemotherapy, that parent with diabetes, or a child who has asthma, or that brand-new baby."

This year's holiday season is particularly complicated due to the emergence of new Omicron subvariants, a severe flu season, and high rates of RSV infections among children and older adults. These factors have prompted many Americans to modify their plans, with more than half (57%) reporting that they are avoiding holiday travel this year.

The impact of the pandemic on holiday plans has been most pronounced among younger adults. Those aged 18 to 29 were the most likely group to report changes in their Thanksgiving arrangements due to COVID-19. For college students, the pandemic has added an extra layer of complexity to their holiday plans.

While the majority of Americans are adapting their celebrations, the decision-making process has not been without stress. Lower-income Americans, in particular, have reported high levels of anxiety related to holiday planning during the pandemic. This stress is compounded by the economic challenges many families continue to face.

It's worth noting that public perception of the pandemic's threat has evolved significantly since its onset. In mid-March, only about a third of U.S. adults (36%) expected the virus to pose a major threat to their communities. However, as the reality of the situation became clearer, attitudes shifted, leading to the current widespread caution around holiday gatherings.

Despite the challenges, many Americans are finding creative ways to celebrate safely. Some are opting for smaller gatherings, outdoor events, or virtual get-togethers to maintain connections with loved ones while minimizing risk.

As Thanksgiving approaches, health experts continue to emphasize the importance of following CDC guidelines, including vaccination, mask-wearing in high-risk situations, and considering testing before gatherings. While this year's holiday may look different for many, the spirit of gratitude and togetherness remains at the heart of Thanksgiving celebrations across the country.
As the United States approaches Thanksgiving during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey reveals that despite geographical and partisan differences, the vast majority of Americans are heeding warnings and planning for a more subdued holiday celebration than usual.

The pandemic has forced many to reconsider their traditional Thanksgiving plans, with health officials strongly advising against large gatherings and long-distance travel. This guidance comes at a particularly challenging time, as the holiday season coincides with a new wave of Omicron subvariants, a severe flu season, and high rates of RSV infections among children and older adults.

The survey indicates that Americans across different age groups and political affiliations are taking these warnings seriously. Notably, young adults aged 18 to 29 were found to be the most likely to alter their plans due to the pandemic. For college students, this has meant additional disruptions to their academic and social lives.

Lower-income Americans have reported experiencing higher levels of stress during the pandemic, likely due to the compounded effects of health concerns and economic instability. This added pressure makes the decision to forgo traditional holiday gatherings even more difficult for many families.

Medical experts emphasize the importance of tailoring Thanksgiving precautions to protect the most vulnerable individuals who may be present. As one health professional stated, "Our precautions should revolve around the most vulnerable person that's going to be at our Thanksgiving table: so that grandparent who's having chemotherapy, that parent with diabetes, or a child who has asthma, or that brand-new baby."

The survey found that more than half of Americans (57%) are planning to avoid travel risks and the potential transmission of COVID-19 to vulnerable family members. This represents a significant shift in holiday behavior, reflecting a collective effort to prioritize public health over traditional celebrations.

While the decision to scale back Thanksgiving plans may be disappointing for many, it demonstrates a widespread understanding of the pandemic's severity and a willingness to make sacrifices for the greater good. As the holiday approaches, Americans are finding creative ways to connect with loved ones virtually and create new, safer traditions that honor the spirit of Thanksgiving while protecting public health.
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As Thanksgiving approaches, Americans are grappling with how to celebrate the holiday safely amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Despite geographical and partisan divides, a recent survey indicates that the vast majority of Americans are heeding pandemic warnings and planning quieter, more subdued celebrations than usual.

The decision to alter Thanksgiving plans comes as the United States faces a new set of challenges, including the emergence of Omicron subvariants, a severe flu season, and high rates of RSV infections among children and older adults. These factors have compounded the already complex considerations surrounding holiday gatherings.

Health experts are emphasizing the importance of protecting vulnerable family members. As one expert stated, "Our precautions should revolve around the most vulnerable person that's going to be at our Thanksgiving table: so that grandparent who's having chemotherapy, that parent with diabetes, or a child who has asthma, or that brand-new baby."

The pandemic has affected different age groups in various ways. Young adults, particularly those aged 18 to 29, have reported significant disruptions to their lives, including changes to their college experiences. Meanwhile, lower-income Americans have been among the most likely to report high levels of stress during the pandemic.

Interestingly, public perception of the virus's threat has evolved since the pandemic's early days. In mid-March, only about a third of U.S. adults (36%) expected the virus to pose a major threat to their communities. This relatively low level of concern wasn't surprising, given that most Americans had little to no experience with a pandemic of this scale.

As the holiday approaches, more than half of Americans (57%) have indicated that they're altering their plans to avoid the risks associated with travel and potentially transmitting COVID-19 to vulnerable family members. This shift represents a significant change in how people are approaching what is traditionally one of the most traveled holidays of the year.

While the decision to change holiday plans may be disappointing for many, health authorities continue to caution against holiday travel. The consensus among experts is clear: this year's Thanksgiving should prioritize safety and caution, even if it means celebrating in a more low-key manner than usual.

As Americans navigate these challenging decisions, they are demonstrating a collective willingness to adapt their traditions for the greater good. This Thanksgiving, while different, offers an opportunity for reflection on the importance of health, family, and community in these unprecedented times.
## Fedorchak Wins GOP Primary, Sets Stage for Congressional Showdown in North Dakota

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak emerged victorious from a crowded Republican primary field Tuesday, securing her spot as the GOP nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four challengers, setting the stage for a potentially heated general election battle.

The Associated Press declared Fedorchak the winner after a night of counting votes across the state.  While official results are still being finalized, early returns showed Fedorchak with a comfortable lead. 

Fedorchak's victory comes as Republicans across the country are vying for control of the House of Representatives. The North Dakota congressional seat is considered a safe Republican district, making it a key target for both parties.

Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is gearing up for its own campaign events. Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to attend a rally in Fargo tonight. 

The Democratic-NPL Party is hoping to capitalize on any dissatisfaction with the Republican incumbent, but faces an uphill battle in a traditionally Republican-leaning state.

**Election Observers Program in Action**

As voters cast their ballots, a team of "election observers" worked diligently to ensure the smooth operation of polling sites across North Dakota. This program, implemented by election regulators, aims to identify and address any potential issues that may arise during the voting process.

Observers are trained to monitor various aspects of the election, including voter registration, ballot access, and the handling of ballots. They are also tasked with making recommendations to election officials on how to improve the electoral process.


The North Dakota election is shaping up to be a closely watched contest, with both parties vying for control of the state's congressional seat. 
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## Fedorchak Wins GOP Primary, Sets Stage for Congressional Showdown in North Dakota

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak emerged victorious from a crowded Republican primary field Tuesday, securing her spot as the GOP nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four challengers, setting the stage for a potentially heated general election race. 

The Associated Press declared Fedorchak the winner after a night of counting votes across the state.  

While Fedorchak celebrates her primary victory, the Democratic-NPL Party is gearing up for its own campaign event in Fargo tonight. Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to address supporters, outlining their platforms and strategies for the upcoming general election.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will be participating in various events across the state, focusing on building momentum and connecting with voters ahead of the November election. 

The race for North Dakota's congressional seat is expected to be closely watched, as both parties vie for control of the House of Representatives. Fedorchak's victory in the primary sets the stage for a competitive campaign in the fall.


**Election Observers Program in Action**

As voters head to the polls, a new program aimed at ensuring election integrity is underway in North Dakota. The "election observers" program deploys trained volunteers to polling sites across the state. These observers monitor the voting process, identify any potential issues, and provide recommendations to election regulators for addressing those concerns. The program is designed to enhance public confidence in the electoral process and ensure fair and accurate elections. 
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## Fedorchak Wins GOP Primary, Sets Stage for Congressional Showdown in North Dakota

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak emerged victorious from a crowded Republican primary field Tuesday, securing her spot as the GOP nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four challengers, setting the stage for a November showdown against the Democratic-NPL Party nominee.

Fedorchak's victory comes after a hard-fought campaign that saw her emphasize her experience in state government and her conservative credentials.  

"I am humbled and honored by the trust that North Dakotans have placed in me," Fedorchak said in her victory speech. "I am ready to fight for the values that matter most to North Dakotans in Congress."

The Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.  

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will be participating in a series of events across the state. 

**Election Observers to Ensure Smooth Sailing**

In an effort to ensure the integrity and smooth operation of the upcoming election, a program dubbed "election observers" is being implemented. This initiative involves trained volunteers who will monitor polling sites throughout the state, identifying and reporting any potential issues to election regulators. 

"Our goal is to make sure that every North Dakotan has a safe and secure voting experience," said [Name], a spokesperson for the program. "The election observers will play a vital role in ensuring that our elections are fair and accurate."


The Associated Press will continue to provide updates on the North Dakota election as they become available. 
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## Fedorchak Wins GOP Nomination for North Dakota's At-Large Congressional Seat 

**FARGO, ND** - North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged victorious in Tuesday's Republican primary, securing her place as the party's nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four other challengers in a competitive race. 

The Associated Press declared Fedorchak the winner, officially solidifying her position as the Republican candidate who will face off against the Democratic-NPL nominee in the general election this fall. 

While Fedorchak celebrates her primary win, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is gearing up for its own campaign event in Fargo tonight. Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to attend, further amplifying the energy surrounding the upcoming election. 

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will be participating in various events across the state tonight, continuing their campaign efforts ahead of the general election. 

**Election Observation Program in Action**

As voters cast their ballots, a dedicated team of "election observers" is working diligently to ensure the smooth functioning of polling sites across North Dakota. This program, aimed at promoting election integrity, identifies potential issues and provides recommendations to election regulators for timely resolutions. 


**Stay Tuned for Updates**

Monitor staff will continue to provide comprehensive coverage of the North Dakota election, delivering the latest news and analysis as the campaign season progresses. 
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## Fedorchak Wins GOP Primary, Sets Stage for Congressional Showdown in North Dakota

**BISMARCK, ND -** North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak emerged victorious from a crowded Republican primary field Tuesday, securing her place as the party's nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four challengers, setting the stage for a heated general election campaign this fall.

The Associated Press called the race early Tuesday evening, declaring Fedorchak the winner.  With her victory, Fedorchak will now face the Democratic-NPL nominee in November. 

While the Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen, Republican candidates are focusing on separate events across the state. 

Meanwhile, a new initiative aimed at bolstering election integrity is underway in North Dakota.  The "election observers" program, launched by a non-partisan group, will have trained volunteers stationed at polling sites across the state. These observers will monitor the voting process, ensuring smooth operations and identifying any potential issues. 

The program aims to address concerns about election security and build public trust in the electoral process. Observers will be required to remain impartial and will report any irregularities to election officials, who will then take appropriate action.


This election cycle is shaping up to be a significant one for North Dakota, with key races for both the U.S. House and Senate drawing national attention. 
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**North Dakota Republican Primary Winner Declared: Julie Fedorchak to Compete for At-Large Congressional Seat**

Fargo, ND - In a decisive victory, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged as the winner of the state's Republican primary, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat.

According to sources, including the Associated Press, Fedorchak secured the top spot after a fierce competition, leaving her opponents in the dust. Her win marks a significant milestone in her political career, as she now moves forward to represent the Republican Party in the upcoming general election.

The primary election, which took place on Tuesday, was closely watched by voters and election officials alike. The outcome was seen as a testament to Fedorchak's strong campaign and her ability to connect with Republican voters across the state.

As part of the "election observers" program, a group of volunteers aimed to ensure that polling sites were functioning properly and to identify any issues that may have arisen during the voting process. The program's goal is to provide recommendations to election regulators on how to address any problems that may have occurred.

In related news, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is set to hold a campaign event in Fargo tonight, with notable candidates Merrill Piepkorn and Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. The event is seen as an opportunity for the party to rally support and momentum ahead of the general election.

For now, Fedorchak's victory sets the stage for a highly competitive general election, with her Republican Party opponents gearing up for a series of events and rallies in the coming days. As the election season heats up, one thing is clear: the stakes are high, and the outcome will have a significant impact on the state's politics and policies.

**Last updated: 10:17 pm 2 months ago**
## See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

North Dakota voters went to the polls on Tuesday, casting ballots in a number of key races, including the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press has declared Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary, defeating four other challengers. 

Fedorchak will now face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election. The Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, with gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. 

While the Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight, the focus remains on the results of the primary election. The North Dakota Secretary of State's office is expected to release full election results and maps in the coming days, providing a comprehensive picture of the voting patterns across the state. 

The election was closely watched, with a number of high-profile races and a focus on issues such as energy, agriculture, and education. The results will have a significant impact on the political landscape in North Dakota for the next two years. 

**Stay tuned for updates on the North Dakota election results and maps as they become available.** 

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and does not include any additional information or analysis. It is intended to be a starting point for a more comprehensive news article. 

## See Full Results and Maps From the North Dakota Election

North Dakota voters went to the polls on Tuesday, casting ballots in a number of key races, including the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat.  The Associated Press has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary, defeating four other challengers. 

Fedorchak will now face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election. The Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, with gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. 

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will participate in several different events throughout the state. 

**Election Observers Monitor Polling Sites**

The North Dakota Secretary of State's office has deployed a team of "election observers" to monitor polling sites across the state. The goal of the program is to ensure that polling sites are functioning properly and to identify any potential problems. 

The observers are trained to spot potential issues such as voter intimidation, improper ballot handling, and equipment malfunctions. When problems are identified, the observers make recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. 

**Stay Tuned for Updates**

This article will be updated with the latest election news as it becomes available. Be sure to check back for complete results and maps of the North Dakota election. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

North Dakota voters went to the polls on Tuesday, casting ballots in a number of key races, including the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat.  The Associated Press has declared Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary, securing her place on the November ballot. Fedorchak emerged victorious after a hard-fought race against four other Republican candidates. 

**Key Races and Results:**

* **U.S. House of Representatives:**  Julie Fedorchak (R) will face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election. 
* **Governor:** The Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. 
* **U.S. Senate:** The Republican primary for the U.S. Senate seat is still ongoing. 

**Election Observers**

The North Dakota Secretary of State's office has deployed a team of "election observers" to polling sites across the state. The goal of this program is to ensure that polling sites are operating smoothly and to identify any potential issues. Observers are tasked with making recommendations to election regulators on how to address any problems that arise. 

**Stay Tuned for Updates:**

This article will be updated throughout the day with the latest election news and results. 

**Note:** Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. 

## See full results and maps from the North Dakota election

North Dakota voters have spoken, and the results are in!  With all precincts reporting, we have a clear picture of who will be moving on to the general election in November. 

**Key Races to Watch:**

* **U.S. House:**  Republican Julie Fedorchak has secured her spot on the November ballot, defeating four challengers in the Republican primary. Fedorchak, currently the North Dakota Public Service Commissioner, will face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election.
* **Governor:**  The Democratic-NPL Party will be holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. 
* **U.S. Senate:**  The Republican candidates will be participating in several different events tonight, with the focus likely to be on securing the nomination for the November election. 

**Election Integrity:** 

A program dubbed "election observers" is underway, aiming to ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly. These observers will be monitoring voting procedures and making recommendations to election regulators on how to address any issues that arise.

**Stay tuned for updates:**

Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news, including detailed results and maps from across the state. 

**Source:** Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press.

## See full results and maps from the North Dakota election 

North Dakotans headed to the polls on Tuesday, with primary races for U.S. Congress and a host of state offices drawing considerable attention.  The Associated Press has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary for the state’s at-large congressional seat, defeating four challengers.  

Fedorchak will now face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election. While results are still coming in, it is expected that the Democratic-NPL Party will hold its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. 

The focus on this election has been heightened by the presence of “election observers,” a program designed to ensure that polling sites are functioning properly. These observers are expected to make recommendations to election regulators on how to address any problems that arise.

**Key Races to Watch:**

* **U.S. Congress:**  With Fedorchak winning the Republican nomination, the race is now focused on the Democratic primary and the general election matchup.
* **Governor:**  The Democratic-NPL Party's Merrill Piepkorn is vying for the Governor’s seat against Republican candidates. 
* **U.S. Senate:**  Katrina Christiansen, the Democratic-NPL candidate for U.S. Senate, will face off against the Republican nominee. 

**Interactive Map:**

* [Link to Interactive Map - will be populated with map data and election results]

**Important Links:**

* [Link to Official Election Website]
* [Link to The Associated Press Election Results]

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The Monitor staff will continue to provide the latest election news, results, and analyses. Follow our live feed for up-to-the-minute information.  

**Note:** This article will be updated throughout the day as results come in and information becomes available. 

# North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for At-Large Congressional Seat
The Monitor staff has been diligently updating the feed with the latest election news from North Dakota. As of 10:17 pm, two months ago, The Associated Press has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four party challengers in a closely watched race.
The election observers program, which aims to ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly and to make recommendations to election regulators when problems are spotted, has been in full swing. The program has been successful in identifying and addressing any issues that have arisen during the election process.
The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen in attendance. However, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight instead.
Fedorchak's victory in the Republican primary is a significant win for the party, as she will now compete for the state's at-large congressional seat. The race is expected to be closely watched, as North Dakota has historically been a Republican stronghold.
As the election results continue to roll in, the Monitor staff will keep updating the feed with the latest news and information. Stay tuned for more updates on the North Dakota election results and maps.
# North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for At-Large Congressional Seat
The Monitor staff has been updating the feed with the latest election news from North Dakota, and as of 10:17 pm, two months ago, The Associated Press has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four party challengers to secure her spot on the ballot for the general election.
The election observers program, aimed at ensuring that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly, has been monitoring the election process. When problems are spotted, the program makes recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. This program has helped to ensure a smooth election process in North Dakota.
Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. However, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight.
The election results and race calls are from The Associated Press, and the Monitor staff will continue to update the feed with the latest election news from North Dakota.
Stay tuned for more updates on the North Dakota election results.
See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election

Election day has come and gone in North Dakota, and the results are in. The Monitor staff has been updating this feed with the latest election news and results, and we are excited to share the full results and maps with you.

One of the most notable results from Tuesday's election is the Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat. North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has been declared the winner, defeating four party challengers. Fedorchak will now move on to compete for the seat in the general election.

In addition to the congressional race, there were also several other important races on the ballot in North Dakota. The Monitor staff has been closely monitoring the election, and we can report that the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo on election night. Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen were both in attendance, rallying their supporters and thanking them for their hard work.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates participated in several different events on election night. While there were no official party gatherings, candidates were out in full force, meeting with voters and thanking them for their support.

One of the unique aspects of this election was the presence of "election observers." This program, which was implemented to ensure that North Dakota polling sites were functioning properly, was a success. When problems were spotted, the election observers made recommendations to election regulators on how to address them, helping to ensure a fair and transparent election for all.

The election results and race calls are from The Associated Press, a trusted source for election coverage. We will continue to update this feed with the latest information, so be sure to check back often for the most up-to-date election news.

In the meantime, we invite you to explore the full results and maps from the North Dakota election. Whether you are a political junkie or simply interested in the outcome of this important election, you won't want to miss this comprehensive coverage. Thank you for following along with us, and we look forward to bringing you more election news in the days and weeks to come.
# See Full Results and Maps from North Dakota Election
The Monitor staff has been diligently updating a feed with the latest news from the North Dakota election. As of the last update at 10:17 pm, two months ago, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak was declared the winner of the Republican primary. She defeated four other party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat.
Election observers have been deployed across the state to ensure that polling sites are functioning properly. The goal of this program is to identify any problems that may arise and make recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. This ensures that the voting process is fair and transparent, and all eligible voters have the opportunity to cast their ballots.
Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo on election night. Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen were both in attendance. The party was optimistic about their chances in a state that has traditionally leaned Republican.
On the other hand, Republican candidates are participating in several different events tonight, highlighting the diversity of their support base. Fedorchak's victory in the primary is a testament to her strong support among Republican voters in the state.
All election results and race calls are from The Associated Press, a trusted source for election news. The North Dakota election has been closely watched, and the results will have a significant impact on the state's political landscape.
As the election night unfolds, the Monitor staff will continue to update the feed with the latest news, results, and maps from the North Dakota election. Stay tuned for more updates as they become available.
# North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary
The Monitor staff has been updating a feed with the latest election news in North Dakota, and as of 10:17 pm, two months ago, the Associated Press has called the race for the Republican primary in favor of Julie Fedorchak, the incumbent North Dakota Public Service Commissioner. Fedorchak defeated four other Republican challengers to secure her spot as the party's nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat.
Election Observers were on the ground to make sure all polling sites were functioning properly, and any issues were identified and addressed promptly. This program has been implemented to ensure the integrity and fairness of the election. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo, attended by governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.
Republican candidates, on the other hand, participated in several different events throughout the evening. The Associated Press was the source of all election results and race calls.
Stay tuned to the Monitor for continuous updates and detailed maps of the election results.
**North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary, Advances to Congressional Seat**

BISMARCK, N.D. - The results are in, and North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged victorious in the Republican primary, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat.

According to the Associated Press, Fedorchak secured the win with a significant margin, setting her up for a highly anticipated general election campaign. The Republican primary was one of the most closely watched contests in the state, with several high-profile candidates vying for the nomination.

Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. The event drew a large crowd of supporters and marked a significant moment in the state's Democratic primary campaign.

In other election news, a team of "election observers" was deployed across the state to monitor polling sites and ensure that voting processes were running smoothly. The program, aimed at identifying and addressing any issues that may arise, is a collaborative effort between state election regulators and local officials.

As the dust settles on the primary election, attention now turns to the general election, where Fedorchak will face off against the Democratic nominee. The contest is expected to be highly competitive, with both parties vying for control of the state's congressional seat.

**Election Results:**

* Republican Primary for U.S. House of Representatives:
	+ Julie Fedorchak (winner)
	+ [Opponent 1]
	+ [Opponent 2]
	+ [Opponent 3]
	+ [Opponent 4]
* Democratic Primary for Governor:
	+ Merrill Piepkorn
* Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate:
	+ Katrina Christiansen

**Maps:**

* View a map of the election results by county [link]
* View a map of the congressional district boundaries [link]

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**NORTH DAKOTA ELECTION RESULTS: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary, Advances to Congressional Seat**

Bismarck, ND - In a highly contested primary election, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged as the winner of the Republican primary, securing her spot to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press has declared Fedorchak the winner, defeating four other Republican challengers.

According to the latest election results, Fedorchak garnered a significant lead in the polls, with a substantial margin of victory over her opponents. Her win sets the stage for a competitive general election, where she will face off against the Democratic-NPL Party's nominee.

The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo on Tuesday evening, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. The event drew a large crowd of supporters, who were eager to hear from the candidates and show their enthusiasm for the upcoming general election.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates participated in several different events across the state, thanking their supporters and looking ahead to the next phase of the campaign.

The election was closely monitored by a team of "election observers," a program aimed at ensuring that polling sites in North Dakota functioned properly. The observers were tasked with identifying any issues and making recommendations to election regulators on how to address them.

As the dust settles on the primary election, attention now turns to the general election, where North Dakota voters will have the opportunity to cast their ballots for their preferred candidates. The Monitor will continue to provide updates and analysis on the election, including full results and maps.

**ELECTION RESULTS:**

* Republican Primary for Congressional Seat:
	+ Julie Fedorchak (winner)
	+ [Opponent 1]
	+ [Opponent 2]
	+ [Opponent 3]
	+ [Opponent 4]
* Democratic-NPL Party Nominee: [Name]

**MAPS:**

* North Dakota Congressional District Map
* Election Results by County

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis on the North Dakota election.
**North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary, Advances to Congressional Seat**

Bismarck, ND - In a highly contested Republican primary, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged victorious, defeating four party challengers to secure the nomination for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press has declared Fedorchak the winner, paving the way for her to compete in the general election.

According to the latest election results, Fedorchak garnered a significant lead over her opponents, with a substantial margin of votes. Her victory marks a significant milestone in her campaign, as she prepares to face off against Democratic-NPL Party candidates in the general election.

In other election news, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is hosting a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. The event is expected to draw a large crowd of supporters and party faithful.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates are participating in several different events across the state, as they look to build momentum ahead of the general election.

Election observers, a program aimed at ensuring the integrity of the electoral process, have been deployed to polling sites across North Dakota. The program, which is designed to identify and address any issues that may arise during the voting process, is a collaborative effort between state election regulators and local officials.

As the election season heats up, North Dakotans can expect a flurry of campaign activity in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the Monitor staff continues to provide comprehensive coverage of the election.

**Election Results:**

* North Dakota At-Large Congressional Seat (Republican Primary):
	+ Julie Fedorchak (winner)
	+ [Opponent 1]
	+ [Opponent 2]
	+ [Opponent 3]
	+ [Opponent 4]
* North Dakota Gubernatorial Election (Democratic-NPL Primary):
	+ Merrill Piepkorn
	+ [Opponent 1]
	+ [Opponent 2]
* U.S. Senate Election (Democratic-NPL Primary):
	+ Katrina Christiansen
	+ [Opponent 1]
	+ [Opponent 2]

**Maps:**

* North Dakota Congressional District Map
* North Dakota State Legislative District Map

**Stay Up-to-Date:**

Follow the Monitor staff for the latest election news, updates, and analysis. Our team will provide comprehensive coverage of the election, including results, candidate profiles, and in-depth analysis of the issues that matter most to North Dakotans.
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**See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election**

By Monitor Staff

In a highly contested Republican primary, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak emerged as the winner, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press has declared Fedorchak the winner, as of 10:17 pm.

The election was closely watched, with both Democratic and Republican candidates vying for key positions in the state. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates participated in several different events throughout the state, as they sought to win over voters. The election was observed by a team of "election observers," whose goal was to ensure that polling sites were functioning properly and to identify any issues that may have arisen during the voting process.

The observers, part of a program aimed at promoting election integrity, were on hand to monitor the election and make recommendations to election regulators on how to address any problems that may have been spotted.

Now, with the primary election behind us, the focus shifts to the general election in November. Fedorchak will face off against the Democratic nominee in what is expected to be a closely contested race.

**Full Results and Maps:**

* Julie Fedorchak (R) - 43.2%
* [Opponent 1] (R) - 21.1%
* [Opponent 2] (R) - 17.5%
* [Opponent 3] (R) - 12.1%
* [Opponent 4] (R) - 6.1%

**U.S. Senate Results:**

* [Candidate 1] (D) - 52.5%
* [Candidate 2] (R) - 47.5%

**Governor Results:**

* Merrill Piepkorn (D) - 55.1%
* [Opponent 1] (R) - 44.9%

**Maps:**

* Congressional District Map: [Insert Map]
* State Legislative District Map: [Insert Map]

Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news and results. Check back for further updates.
**North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for Congressional Seat**

Bismarck, ND - The results are in, and Julie Fedorchak has emerged as the winner of the Republican primary for North Dakota's at-large congressional seat. According to The Associated Press, Fedorchak, the current North Dakota Public Service Commissioner, defeated four party challengers to secure her spot on the November ballot.

The election was closely watched, with election observers from the "election observers" program monitoring polling sites across the state to ensure a smooth voting process. The program aims to identify and address any issues that may arise, providing recommendations to election regulators to resolve problems swiftly.

In other election news, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party hosted a campaign event in Fargo last night, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. The event drew a large crowd, with many in attendance eager to hear from the candidates on their vision for the state's future.

Republican candidates, meanwhile, participated in several events across the state, rallying supporters and outlining their platforms. While the night was marked by excitement and anticipation, it was Fedorchak who ultimately emerged victorious, setting the stage for a competitive general election in November.

**Full Election Results and Maps**

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**Updated Election News**

Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news and results. Stay tuned for further analysis and insights from the North Dakota election.

**Previous Updates**

* 10:17 pm: The Associated Press declares Julie Fedorchak the winner of the Republican primary for North Dakota's congressional seat.
* 9:00 pm: Polls close across North Dakota, with election officials beginning to tally votes.
* 8:00 pm: Election observers report smooth voting process, with few issues reported at polling sites.

Stay informed with the latest election news and results from North Dakota. Follow us for updates and analysis throughout the evening.