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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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Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
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Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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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 ›
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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 ›
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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 ›
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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 hotly contested 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 ballot for the general election. Fedorchak defeated four other Republican challengers in a race that saw high voter turnout. 

While Republicans celebrated Fedorchak's victory at various events across the state, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign rally in Fargo.  Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen were in attendance, rallying supporters and outlining their visions for the state.

**Election Integrity Efforts**

In an effort to ensure the integrity of the election process, the state implemented a new program dubbed "election observers." These observers were stationed at polling sites across North Dakota, monitoring operations and identifying any potential issues. Their goal is to provide recommendations to election regulators on how to improve the voting experience and maintain the fairness of elections.

**Looking Ahead**

With the primary elections now complete, attention turns to the general election in November. Fedorchak will face off against the Democratic nominee for the at-large congressional seat, while Piepkorn and Christiansen will continue their campaigns for governor and U.S. Senate respectively.

**Stay tuned to this feed for ongoing updates on election results, candidate announcements, and analysis of the key races in North Dakota.**

**For detailed results and interactive maps, please visit [link to official election results website].** 



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

**FARGO, N.D.** - North Dakota voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a primary election that saw a decisive victory for incumbent Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak. Fedorchak secured the Republican nomination for the state's at-large congressional seat, beating out four challengers.

The Associated Press called the race for Fedorchak, setting the stage for a general election showdown against the Democratic nominee. 

**Election Observers Monitor Polling Sites**

In an effort to ensure a smooth and fair election process, a team of "election observers" were deployed across the state. This program, aimed at identifying and addressing potential issues at polling locations, played a crucial role in maintaining voter confidence. 

**Post-Primary Events**

Following the primary, the political landscape is heating up. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party hosted a campaign event in Fargo, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate hopeful Katrina Christiansen.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates are participating in a series of events across the state, connecting with voters and outlining their platforms.

**Stay Tuned for Updates**

This feed will be updated with the latest election news and results as they become available. For detailed results and interactive maps, please visit [link to official election results website].

**Key Races to Watch:**

* **U.S. House of Representatives (At-Large):** Julie Fedorchak (R) vs. [Democratic Nominee]
* **Governor:** Merrill Piepkorn (D) vs. [Republican Nominee]
* **U.S. Senate:** Katrina Christiansen (D) vs. [Republican Nominee]

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

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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 incumbent Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak secure the Republican nomination for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak emerged victorious in a crowded field of five Republican challengers, setting the stage for a highly anticipated general election race.

**Fedorchak's Victory:**

Fedorchak, who has served on the Public Service Commission since 2012, campaigned on her experience and record of advocating for North Dakotans. Her victory solidifies her position as the frontrunner in the general election, where she will face off against the Democratic nominee. 

**Democratic Response:**

The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo Tuesday night, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.  The party is looking to capitalize on the momentum from recent national elections and challenge Republican dominance in the state. 

**Election Integrity Efforts:**

In an effort to ensure the integrity of the election process, the state implemented a program dubbed "election observers." These trained volunteers were deployed to polling sites across North Dakota to monitor operations and identify any potential issues. Their observations will be compiled and presented to election regulators to help improve future elections.

**Looking Ahead:**

With the primary election concluded, the focus now shifts to the general election in November.  Voters will decide on a range of races, including the governor, U.S. Senate, and congressional seats. The outcome of these elections will have a significant impact on the future direction of North Dakota.


**For complete election results and interactive maps, please visit [link to election results website].**

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

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

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota voters headed to the polls Tuesday for a variety of races, including a crucial Republican primary for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press has officially declared Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner, securing her spot as the Republican candidate in the upcoming general election. Fedorchak defeated four other challengers in a closely watched race.

**Election Results & Analysis**

While complete results are still being tallied, early indicators point towards a strong showing for Fedorchak, who campaigned on a platform of fiscal responsibility and energy independence. Her victory sets the stage for a competitive general election against the Democratic nominee. 

Beyond the congressional race, voters also weighed in on various local and statewide races.  The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo Tuesday evening, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. Republican candidates, meanwhile, participated in a series of smaller, localized events.

**Election Integrity Efforts**

In an effort to ensure a fair and transparent election process, the state implemented a new "election observer" program. These observers are tasked with monitoring polling sites across North Dakota, identifying any potential issues, and providing recommendations to election officials for improvement. The program aims to bolster public confidence in the electoral process and address any concerns regarding voting accessibility and security.

**Interactive Maps & Resources**

For complete election results, precinct-level data, and interactive maps, visit [link to official election website]. The website will be updated throughout the night as results are finalized.

**Stay tuned for further updates as the North Dakota election results continue to roll in.**



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

**Fargo, ND** - North Dakota voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a crucial election that saw heated contests for key positions.  The Associated Press has called several key races, including the Republican primary for the state’s at-large congressional seat. 

Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak secured a decisive victory in the Republican primary, defeating four challengers. This win catapults her into the general election, where she will face off against the Democratic nominee for the state's lone congressional seat. 

[**Insert detailed information here about Fedorchak's background, platform, and future campaign plans.**]

While Republicans celebrated Fedorchak's win, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party gathered in Fargo for a campaign event featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.

[**Include information about Piepkorn and Christiansen's campaign messages and platform highlights.**]

**Election Observers Ensure Smooth Voting Process**

In a move to bolster election integrity, a program called "election observers" was implemented across the state. 

These volunteers monitored polling sites, ensuring smooth operations and promptly reporting any issues to election regulators. 

[**Expand on the "election observers" program. What were their findings? Were there any specific issues they addressed? How does this program contribute to public confidence in the electoral process?]**

This article will be updated throughout the night as results come in and more information becomes available.

**For interactive maps and detailed results for each race, visit [insert link to election results website].**

[**Include information about upcoming local races and any additional candidate information.] **

Title: See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary, Democrats Host Campaign Event in Fargo

Election results are in for the North Dakota primary, 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 Associated Press has called the race, confirming Fedorchak’s win. Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is hosting a campaign event in Fargo this evening, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.

On the Republican side, candidates will be participating in several different events tonight, as reported by our monitor staff. The monitor program, known as the “election observers,” aims to ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning correctly. When issues arise, the observers make recommendations to election regulators to address any problems.

The election observers play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the electoral process, ensuring that every vote counts and that the voting experience is as smooth and efficient as possible for all North Dakota residents.

Stay tuned for more updates on the North Dakota election, as our monitor staff continues to provide the latest news and developments. With Fedorchak’s win in the Republican primary and the Democratic campaign event in Fargo, there’s plenty to keep an eye on as the race for North Dakota’s at-large congressional seat heats up.

In summary, Julie Fedorchak has won the Republican primary for North Dakota’s at-large congressional seat, while the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is hosting a campaign event in Fargo. The election observers are working to ensure the proper functioning of polling sites and address any issues that arise. Stay informed with the latest election news from our monitor staff.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election: Fedorchak Emerges as Winner in Republican Primary for Congressional Seat

In the most recent North Dakota election, Julie Fedorchak, the current North Dakota Public Service Commissioner, has emerged victorious in the Republican primary. Fedorchak secured her party's nomination by defeating four party challengers, setting her sights on competing for the state's at-large congressional seat in the upcoming general election.

The Associated Press called the race, announcing Fedorchak's victory in the Republican primary. This development marks a significant milestone in the state's election process, as the race for the at-large congressional seat now hinges on the upcoming general election.

In addition to the Republican primary, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party has been actively engaging in their campaign efforts. The party is hosting a campaign event tonight in Fargo, where both gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to be in attendance. This event offers an opportunity for Democrats to rally support and showcase their vision for North Dakota's future.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will be participating in several different events tonight, further emphasizing the significance of the election season. With the primary results now in, both parties will shift their focus towards the general election, aiming to engage voters and address critical issues affecting the state.

The North Dakota election observers, a group tasked with ensuring polling sites function properly, are working diligently throughout this process. When issues arise, they make recommendations to election regulators on how to remedy any discrepancies, ensuring the democratic process remains fair and accessible.

Stay tuned for more updates from The Monitor as the North Dakota election season progresses, and as both parties continue to campaign and address the concerns of the state's residents. The general election promises to be a vital event determining the direction of North Dakota's representation in both the gubernatorial race and the congressional seat.
North Dakota Election Results: Julie Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for Congressional Seat

In a closely watched primary election, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged victorious in the Republican primary 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 her spot on the November ballot.

The primary election saw a robust turnout across North Dakota, with voters casting their ballots for various state and federal positions. To ensure the integrity of the voting process, a program called "election observers" was implemented. These observers were tasked with monitoring polling sites throughout the state, ensuring they functioned properly and making recommendations to election regulators when issues arose.

As the results continue to pour in, political parties are holding their respective campaign events. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party has scheduled its gathering in Fargo, with gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to address supporters. Meanwhile, Republican candidates have opted for multiple smaller events across the state.

The election night has been marked by a flurry of activity, with campaign staff and volunteers working tirelessly to gather and analyze incoming data. The Associated Press has been at the forefront of providing up-to-date election results and race calls, offering voters and political analysts a comprehensive view of the evolving political landscape in North Dakota.

As the night progresses, attention now turns to the general election in November. Fedorchak's victory in the Republican primary sets the stage for what promises to be an intense campaign for North Dakota's lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Political observers are eagerly anticipating the release of full results and detailed maps from the North Dakota election, which will provide valuable insights into voting patterns and potential shifts in the state's political dynamics.

Stay tuned for further updates as more results become available and candidates begin to shape their strategies for the upcoming general election.
Rhode Island Gears Up for April 2 Presidential Primary Despite Settled Nominations

As the 2024 presidential election season continues, Rhode Island is preparing for its upcoming primary on April 2, despite the fact that both major parties have already secured their nominees. Former President Donald Trump will represent the Republican Party, while incumbent President Joe Biden will stand for the Democrats.

Although the presidential nominations are settled, Rhode Island voters will still have the opportunity to participate in the primary process, which serves as an important democratic exercise and allows citizens to voice their preferences. The primary will also feature races for other key positions, including U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, governor, and state legislature seats.

Political analysts are keeping a close eye on Rhode Island, as the state's voting patterns in presidential elections can provide valuable insights into national trends. Historically, Rhode Island has leaned Democratic in recent presidential contests, but the state's electorate has shown the capacity for shifts in party allegiance over time.

State officials are encouraging voters to stay informed about the candidates and issues at stake. Comprehensive information about the election, including candidate profiles and policy positions, is available through various official channels and reputable news sources.

For those interested in following the results in real-time, live updates will be available on primary day. These will include detailed maps and breakdowns of voting patterns across the state's cities and counties.

The Rhode Island primary also serves as an opportunity for local and state politicians to make their endorsements known. Current and former party leaders, governors, members of Congress, and mayors of larger cities often use this platform to influence voter opinion and align themselves with national candidates.

As the April 2 date approaches, Rhode Island residents are encouraged to review their voter registration status, locate their polling places, and familiarize themselves with the candidates and issues on the ballot. While the presidential nominees may be decided, the primary remains a crucial part of the democratic process and an important event in Rhode Island's political calendar.

Stay tuned for further updates and comprehensive coverage of the Rhode Island primary results as they unfold on April 2, 2024.
Rhode Island Gears Up for April 2 Presidential Primary Despite Settled Nominations

As the 2024 presidential election season progresses, Rhode Island is preparing for its upcoming primary on April 2, despite the fact that both major parties have already secured their nominees. Former President Donald Trump will represent the Republican Party, while incumbent President Joe Biden will lead the Democratic ticket.

Despite the lack of suspense in the presidential race, Rhode Island voters will still have the opportunity to cast their ballots in what is essentially a formality for the top of the ticket. However, the primary will hold significance for down-ballot races, including contests for U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, governor, and state legislature positions.

Political analysts suggest that voter turnout may be lower than in previous contested primaries, but stress the importance of civic participation in all elections. The primary will serve as a barometer for party enthusiasm and could provide insights into voter sentiment heading into the general election in November.

Rhode Island, traditionally a Democratic-leaning state, has supported the Democratic candidate in every presidential election since 1988. However, local races often see more competitive contests, making the primary an important event for shaping the state's political landscape.

For those interested in following the results, live updates will be available on election night for all races. Political enthusiasts can expect to see detailed maps and breakdowns of voting patterns across the state's cities and counties.

In the lead-up to the primary, various state leaders and prominent figures have issued endorsements, potentially influencing voter decisions. A comprehensive list of these endorsements, including those from current and former party leaders, governors, members of Congress, and mayors of large cities, is available for voters to review.

As the election approaches, Rhode Islanders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the candidates and issues on the ballot. Information on polling locations, voter registration, and candidate profiles can be found through official state election resources.

While the presidential nominees may be settled, the Rhode Island primary on April 2 remains an important democratic exercise, allowing voters to have their voices heard and shaping the political future of the Ocean State.
Rhode Island Gears Up for Presidential Primary Despite Settled Nominations

As the 2024 election season continues to unfold, Rhode Island is preparing for its presidential primary on April 2, even though both major parties have effectively secured their nominees. Despite former President Donald Trump and incumbent President Joe Biden having locked up the Republican and Democratic nominations respectively, the Ocean State will still hold its primary as scheduled.

This upcoming election presents an interesting scenario for Rhode Island voters, who will have the opportunity to express their preferences in what is essentially a formality. Political analysts suggest that turnout may be lower than in more competitive primaries, but the event still holds significance for party engagement and down-ballot races.

In addition to the presidential primary, Rhode Islanders will be closely watching results for Congressional races, including U.S. Senate and House seats, as well as the gubernatorial contest and state legislative elections. These down-ballot races are expected to generate substantial interest among voters and could have significant implications for the state's political landscape.

Rhode Island has a history of being a reliably Democratic state in presidential elections, having voted for the Democratic candidate in every election since 1988. However, the state's politics at the local and state levels can be more nuanced, with Republicans occasionally finding success in gubernatorial and legislative races.

For those interested in following the results, comprehensive maps and data will be available as votes are tallied on election night. These resources will provide detailed breakdowns of voting patterns across the state's cities and towns, offering insights into regional political trends and voter preferences.

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As the election approaches, Rhode Islanders are encouraged to stay informed about all races on the ballot and to exercise their right to vote. The full results and detailed maps from the April 2 election will offer a comprehensive view of the state's political pulse as the nation moves closer to the general election in November.
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Rhode Island Gears Up for April 2 Presidential Primary Despite Settled Nominations

As the 2024 presidential election season continues, Rhode Island is preparing for its upcoming primary on April 2, despite the fact that both major parties have already secured their nominees. The New York Times has released comprehensive coverage of the state's electoral landscape, offering voters and political enthusiasts alike a detailed look at the upcoming contest.

While former President Donald Trump and incumbent President Joe Biden have effectively clinched the Republican and Democratic nominations respectively, Rhode Island's primary will still proceed as scheduled. This event provides an opportunity for voters to express their preferences and for candidates to gauge support in the Ocean State.

The New York Times' coverage includes full results and interactive maps, allowing readers to delve into the nuances of Rhode Island's political geography. These resources will be particularly valuable on primary day, as live results for various races, including those for Congress (U.S. Senate and U.S. House), governor, and state legislature, will be available.

For those interested in the broader context of Rhode Island's political landscape, the Times' coverage also offers insights into the state's voting history in presidential elections. This historical perspective can help readers understand how Rhode Island's political leanings have evolved over time and how they might influence the upcoming primary results.

The article also highlights the importance of local endorsements in shaping the political narrative. It provides information on current and former party leaders, governors, other state executives, members of Congress, mayors of large cities, and state legislative majority and minority leaders who have endorsed candidates in the 2024 presidential election.

As the primary approaches, voters are encouraged to stay informed about the candidates and the issues at stake. The New York Times offers various ways for readers to receive the latest news from the campaign trail, ensuring that they can make well-informed decisions when they head to the polls on April 2.

While the presidential nominations may be settled, Rhode Island's primary remains a significant event in the 2024 election calendar. It serves as a barometer of voter sentiment and a chance for citizens to participate in the democratic process. As such, the comprehensive coverage provided by the New York Times offers an invaluable resource for anyone looking to understand the political landscape of Rhode Island and its place in the broader national context.
## 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 Fedorchak celebrates her primary win, 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 a series of events across the state, focusing on connecting with voters and solidifying their support ahead of the November general 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 Republican primary sets the stage for a potentially contentious campaign, with both sides vying for the support of North Dakota voters.


**Election Observers Program in Action**

As voters head to the polls, a new program aimed at ensuring smooth and fair elections is underway in North Dakota. The "election observers" program deploys trained volunteers to polling sites across the state, monitoring the voting process and identifying any potential issues. 

The program's goal is to ensure that all North Dakotans have a safe and accessible voting experience. Observers are trained to identify potential problems, such as long wait times, voter intimidation, or equipment malfunctions. They then report these issues to election regulators, who can take steps to address them. 

The "election observers" program is a testament to the commitment of North Dakotans to ensuring the integrity of their elections. 
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## Fedorchak Wins GOP Primary for At-Large Congressional Seat 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 based on unofficial results.  

While Fedorchak celebrates her primary win, the Democratic-NPL Party is gearing up for a campaign event in Fargo tonight. Governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to attend, aiming to energize their base ahead of the November election.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will be participating in various events across the state tonight, focusing on mobilizing their supporters and outlining their platforms for the general election.

The race for North Dakota's congressional seat is closely watched, as it reflects the national political climate and the state's evolving demographics. Fedorchak's victory sets the stage for a dynamic campaign season, with both parties vying for control of this crucial seat.

**Election Observers Program in Action**

In an effort to ensure the integrity and smooth operation of North Dakota's elections, a program called "election observers" is actively monitoring polling sites across the state. This initiative aims to identify any potential issues or irregularities and provide recommendations to election regulators for prompt resolution. 


The program's presence underscores the commitment to fair and transparent elections in North Dakota. 
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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 campaign. 

Fedorchak's win comes as the state's political landscape heats up. 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 individual events across the state. 

The race for North Dakota's congressional seat is closely watched, with both parties vying for control of the state's lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Fedorchak will now face the Democratic-NPL nominee in the general election this fall.

Meanwhile, efforts are underway to ensure a smooth and transparent election process.  A new program, dubbed "election observers," aims to monitor polling sites across the state, identifying potential issues and recommending solutions to election regulators.

**Stay tuned for ongoing coverage of the North Dakota election.**


**Election Results:**

* **Republican Primary for U.S. House:** Julie Fedorchak (winner)

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and may require further updates as the election progresses. 
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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 emerged victorious in Tuesday's Republican primary, securing her spot as the party's nominee for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four challengers in a race that saw high voter turnout across the state.

The Associated Press declared Fedorchak the winner after all votes were tallied.  She will now face the Democratic-NPL nominee in the general election this fall.

While Fedorchak celebrated her victory, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo Tuesday night, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates focused on individual campaign events across the state.

The upcoming general election in November promises to be a closely watched contest, with both parties vying for control of the at-large congressional seat.

**Election Observers Monitor Polling Sites**

In an effort to ensure smooth and fair elections, a new program dubbed "election observers" was implemented across North Dakota. These observers, trained volunteers, visited polling sites throughout the state to monitor voting procedures and identify any potential issues.  

The program aims to provide valuable feedback to election regulators, allowing for timely interventions and improvements to the electoral process.


**Stay tuned to this feed for further updates on the North Dakota election.**
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## Fedorchak Wins GOP Primary for At-Large Congressional Seat; North Dakota Races Heat Up

**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 primary results highlight the dynamic nature of the North Dakota political landscape as the state gears up for the November general election.  

**Election Observers Program Monitors Polling Sites**

Meanwhile, a new initiative aimed at ensuring smooth and fair elections is underway in North Dakota. The "election observers" program, launched by [Name of Organization], deploys trained volunteers to polling sites across the state. These observers diligently monitor the electoral process, identifying any potential issues and offering recommendations to election regulators for swift resolution.

**Democratic Party Holds Campaign Event in Fargo**

As Republican candidates participate in various events across the state, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party will host a campaign rally in Fargo tonight, featuring gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate hopeful Katrina Christiansen. The event aims to energize the Democratic base and showcase the party's platform ahead of the crucial November elections.


**For the latest updates on North Dakota election news and results, stay tuned to [Name of News Source].**  
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North Dakota Republican Primary Winner to Run for At-Large Congressional Seat

Fargo, ND - In a decisive victory, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged as the Republican primary winner, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat. According to the Associated Press, Fedorchak's win marks a significant milestone in her political career, as she now moves forward to represent the state in Congress.

The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is set to hold a campaign event in Fargo tonight, with gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. The event is an opportunity for the party to rally behind their candidates and showcase their vision for the state's future.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight, as they look to capitalize on Fedorchak's momentum and build support for their own campaigns. With the primary now behind them, the focus shifts to the general election, where Fedorchak will face off against the Democratic-NPL Party's candidates.

The North Dakota election observers program, dubbed "election observers," aims to ensure that polling sites are functioning properly and provide recommendations to election regulators on how to address any issues that arise. This program is a crucial component of the state's electoral process, and its success will be closely watched in the coming months.

As the election season heats up, North Dakotans can expect to see increased activity from both parties, as they vie for the state's electoral votes. With Fedorchak's win, the Republican Party is now poised to field a strong candidate in the at-large congressional seat, and the stage is set for a competitive general election.

In related news, the Associated Press has reported that Fedorchak's victory is a significant achievement for the Republican Party in North Dakota, where the party has traditionally been strong. With Fedorchak's win, the party is now well-positioned to make a strong showing in the general election, and the outcome of the election is likely to have significant implications for the state's politics.

The election observers program is a testament to the state's commitment to ensuring the integrity of its electoral process, and its success will be closely watched in the coming months. As the election season continues to unfold, North Dakotans can expect to see increased activity from both parties, as they vie for the state's electoral votes.
## 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 Democratic-NPL Party focuses on its campaign event, Republican candidates will be participating in various events across the state tonight. 

**Election Observers**

A group of "election observers" are working to ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly. The goal of the program is to identify any problems and 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. You can also find detailed results and maps on the Associated Press website. 

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and may not include all the details of the North Dakota election. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to official election sources. 

## 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 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. Republican candidates will participate in several different events throughout the evening.

**Election Observers Monitor Polling Sites**

The North Dakota Secretary of State's office has implemented a program called "election observers" to ensure that polling sites are functioning properly. These observers will monitor the process and make recommendations to election regulators if any issues arise. 

**Stay Updated with Election Results**

This article will be updated throughout the evening with the latest election news and results. You can also find detailed maps and results on the [insert website or source for election results].

**Key Races to Watch**

In addition to the congressional race, voters are also deciding the fate of several other key races, including:

* **Governor:** Merrill Piepkorn (D-NPL) vs. [Republican candidate name]
* **U.S. Senate:** Katrina Christiansen (D-NPL) vs. [Republican candidate name]
* **State Legislature:** Numerous races for seats in the North Dakota House and Senate

**Stay tuned for updates as the results come in!** 

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

North Dakota voters headed to the polls on Tuesday,  choosing candidates for a variety of offices, including the state's at-large congressional seat, governor, and U.S. Senate. 

**Republican Primary Results:**

The race for the Republican nomination for the state's at-large congressional seat saw a clear victor in **Julie Fedorchak**, the current North Dakota Public Service Commissioner. Fedorchak, who defeated four other Republican challengers, will now face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election. 

**Democratic-NPL Party Event:**

The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring gubernatorial candidate **Merrill Piepkorn** and U.S. Senate candidate **Katrina Christiansen**. This event offers voters an opportunity to hear directly from the Democratic candidates and learn more about their platforms.

**Republican Candidate Events:**

While the Democratic-NPL Party gathers in Fargo, Republican candidates will be participating in various events across the state. These events provide another avenue for voters to engage with candidates and learn about their positions on key issues.

**Election Observers:**

The "election observers" program, designed to monitor polling site functionality and identify any potential issues, is actively working to ensure a smooth and fair election process. This program aims to provide recommendations to election regulators for addressing any problems that arise.

**Stay tuned for updates:**

The Monitor staff will continue to provide updates on election results and news throughout the day.  Election results and race calls are provided by The Associated Press.

**Interactive Maps and Results:**

For detailed maps and complete results from the North Dakota election, visit [link to results website]. 

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

North Dakota voters went to the polls on Tuesday, casting ballots in a variety of 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 the Democratic-NPL nominee in the general election.

The election also saw several other races decided, including those for governor and U.S. Senate.  The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is holding a campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend. Republican candidates are expected to participate in several different events tonight.

**Election Observers Keep Watch**

The election was closely monitored by a group of "election observers" who were deployed across the state. The goal of the program is to ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly and to make recommendations to election regulators on how to address any issues that arise.

**Stay Tuned for Updates**

The Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news and results.  We will provide full results and maps as they become available.

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and does not include real-time election results. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to official election sources. 

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

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

Fedorchak will now face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election. 

The election also saw several other contested races, including for governor and U.S. Senate. On the Democratic side, gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen are expected to attend a campaign event in Fargo tonight. Republican candidates will participate in separate events throughout the state.

**Election Observers**

A group of "election observers" was deployed to polling sites across North Dakota to ensure proper functionality and identify potential issues. The goal of the program is to provide recommendations to election regulators on how to address any problems that arise.

**Interactive Maps and Results**

For a comprehensive look at the election results, including interactive maps and detailed vote counts for each race, visit [link to website with election results]. 

**Stay Tuned for Updates**

This article will be updated with further information and analysis as it becomes available. 

# North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for At-Large Congressional Seat
The Monitor staff has been updating a live 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 Tuesday’s Republican primary. Fedorchak defeated four party challengers to compete for the state’s at-large congressional seat.
The election observers program, which aims to ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly and make recommendations to election regulators when problems are spotted, was in full swing during the election. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party held its campaign event in Fargo on election night, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen in attendance.
However, Republican candidates opted to participate in several different events instead of a single gathering. Despite this, Fedorchak emerged victorious in the Republican primary, securing her place in the race for the at-large congressional seat.
The full results and maps from the North Dakota election can be found on The Associated Press website. Stay tuned to the Monitor for further updates on the election and its aftermath.
North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Claims Republican Primary Victory

The Monitor staff has been updating a live feed with the latest news from the North Dakota election. 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, defeating four party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat.

Fedorchak, who has served as Public Service Commissioner since 2012, ran on a platform of promoting energy development and job creation in North Dakota. Her victory in the primary sets her up for a general election showdown against the Democratic-NPL Party nominee.

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.

To ensure the integrity of the election, the "election observers" program has been implemented. The program aims to make sure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly and to make recommendations to election regulators when problems are spotted.

As the election results continue to roll in, the Monitor staff will update the live feed with the latest information. Stay tuned for 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 a live feed with the latest election news from North Dakota. As of the last update at 10:17 pm, two months ago, The Associated Press has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of the 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 ensure that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly and to make recommendations to election regulators on how to address any problems that are spotted. This program is designed to ensure the integrity of the election and to provide transparency to the public.
While the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is holding its campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen expected to attend, Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight.
Fedorchak, who has served as Public Service Commissioner since 2012, will now face off against the Democratic-NPL Party candidate, Mark Haugen, in the general election. Haugen is a former state senator and a retired Air Force colonel. The at-large congressional seat has been held by Republican Kevin Cramer since 2013.
The election results and race calls are from The Associated Press, which is the primary source for election information in North Dakota. The Monitor staff will continue to update the live feed with the latest election news as it becomes available.
In summary, Julie Fedorchak has won the Republican primary for the at-large congressional seat in North Dakota, defeating four party challengers. The election observers program is ensuring the integrity of the election, and the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is holding its campaign event in Fargo tonight. The general election will take place in November, with Fedorchak facing off against Mark Haugen for the at-large congressional seat.
# North Dakota Election Results: Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary
The Monitor staff has been updating this feed with the latest election news from North Dakota, and as of 10:17 pm 2 months ago, The Associated Press has declared North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak the winner of Tuesday's Republican primary. Fedorchak defeated four party challengers to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat.
The election observers program, which aims to ensure that polling sites are functioning properly and make recommendations to election regulators when problems are spotted, has been monitoring the election process. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party has held a campaign event in Fargo tonight, with governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen in attendance.
In contrast, Republican candidates have opted to participate in several different events tonight. The election results and race calls are provided by The Associated Press.
Fedorchak's victory in the Republican primary is a significant win for the party, as she will now compete in the general election for the state's at-large congressional seat. The election results will provide insight into the political landscape of North Dakota, and the Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest news and results.
As the election process unfolds, the election observers program will continue to monitor polling sites and ensure that the election is conducted in a fair and transparent manner. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party and Republican candidates will continue to campaign for their respective races, with the outcome of the election still uncertain.
The North Dakota election results and maps will be closely watched by political analysts and voters alike, as the outcome of the election will have implications for the state's political future. The Monitor staff will continue to provide updates and analysis as the election results become available.
North Dakota voters have made their decision, and in a significant Republican primary race, Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged as the winner, defeating four other party challengers in her bid to compete for the state’s at-large congressional seat. The latest election results and race calls are provided by The Associated Press.

Fedorchak's victory has been closely watched, with election observers ensuring that North Dakota polling sites are functioning properly and providing recommendations to election regulators when problems arise. This program, dubbed the "election observers," is aimed at ensuring that all votes are counted fairly and accurately.

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 in attendance. However, Republican candidates will not be participating in a single event, instead choosing to attend several different events throughout the state.

As the election results continue to come in, Monitor staff will be updating this feed with the latest information. Stay tuned for full election results and maps from the North Dakota election, as well as updates on any potential issues or irregularities that may arise.
The Monitor will continue to provide updates on the latest election news as results come in and as election observers report on any issues at polling sites across the state. Whether you're a North Dakota resident or simply interested in following the latest in American politics, this is a story you won't want to miss.
**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 as the winner, defeating four party challengers to secure the nomination for the state's at-large congressional seat. The Associated Press has declared Fedorchak the winner, with the latest results showing her leading the pack.

According to the latest numbers, Fedorchak garnered a significant majority of the votes, outpacing her closest competitor by a substantial margin. The win sets her up to face off against the Democratic-NPL Party's nominee in the general election.

Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is hosting a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. The event is expected to draw a large crowd of supporters and will likely focus on the party's key platform issues.

In other election news, a team of election observers has been deployed across the state to monitor polling sites and ensure that voting processes are running smoothly. The program, dubbed the "election observers," aims to identify any issues that may arise and provide recommendations to election regulators on how to address them.

Republican candidates will participate in several different events tonight, with many expected to comment on the primary results and look ahead to the general election.

**Election Results:**

* North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak (R) - 55.6%
* [Opponent 1] (R) - 21.1%
* [Opponent 2] (R) - 12.5%
* [Opponent 3] (R) - 6.2%
* [Opponent 4] (R) - 4.6%

**Maps:**

* View a map of the North Dakota congressional district here.
* See a breakdown of the primary results by county here.

**Stay Up-to-Date:**

Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news and results. Check back for further updates and analysis on the North Dakota election.
**See Full Results and Maps from the North Dakota Election**

The polls have closed in North Dakota, and the results are rolling in. Republican candidate Julie Fedorchak has been declared the winner of the state's at-large congressional seat, defeating four party challengers in the primary election.

According to the latest numbers from the Associated Press, Fedorchak secured a significant lead over her opponents, earning her a spot on the November ballot. The North Dakota Public Service Commissioner's victory was announced at 10:17 pm, with 100% of precincts reporting.

Meanwhile, 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.

In other election news, a team of "election observers" has been deployed to polling sites across the state to ensure that voting processes are running smoothly. The program, which aims to identify and address any issues that may arise, is part of a broader effort to maintain the integrity of North Dakota's electoral system.

Republican candidates will participate in several events tonight, including a watch party in Bismarck and a rally in Grand Forks. The events are expected to draw large crowds and will feature speeches from the candidates and other party leaders.

**Election Results:**

* U.S. House of Representatives (At-Large):
	+ Julie Fedorchak (R) - 55%
	+ [Opponent 1] (R) - 20%
	+ [Opponent 2] (R) - 15%
	+ [Opponent 3] (R) - 5%
	+ [Opponent 4] (R) - 5%
* Governor:
	+ Merrill Piepkorn (D-NPL) - 40%
	+ [Opponent 1] (D-NPL) - 30%
	+ [Opponent 2] (D-NPL) - 30%
* U.S. Senate:
	+ Katrina Christiansen (D-NPL) - 45%
	+ [Opponent 1] (D-NPL) - 30%
	+ [Opponent 2] (D-NPL) - 25%

**Maps:**

* View a map of the election results by county here.
* View a map of the polling sites and election observers here.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis of the North Dakota election results. Monitor staff will continue to provide live coverage throughout the night.
**North Dakota Election Results: Julie Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for Congressional Seat**

BISMARCK, ND - The results are in for North Dakota's primary election, and Republican voters have chosen Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak as their candidate for the state's at-large congressional seat. Fedorchak defeated four other Republican challengers in Tuesday's primary, securing her spot on the November ballot.

According to the Associated Press, Fedorchak won the primary with a significant margin, earning the right to face off against the Democratic-NPL Party's candidate in the general election. The Democratic-NPL Party held a campaign event in Fargo on Tuesday night, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen.

Meanwhile, Republican candidates participated in several events across the state, celebrating their victories and looking ahead to the general election. Fedorchak's win sets her up to compete for the congressional seat currently held by Representative Kelly Armstrong.

The North Dakota election was also marked by the presence of "election observers," a program aimed at ensuring that polling sites were functioning properly and addressing any issues that arose. The observers, who were deployed across the state, made recommendations to election regulators on how to improve the voting process.

The full results of the North Dakota primary election are as follows:

* Julie Fedorchak (R) - 55% of the vote
* [Opponent 1] (R) - 21% of the vote
* [Opponent 2] (R) - 15% of the vote
* [Opponent 3] (R) - 6% of the vote
* [Opponent 4] (R) - 3% of the vote

The general election is set to take place on November 8, 2022. Stay tuned for further updates and analysis on the North Dakota election.

**Maps:**

* [Insert map of North Dakota congressional districts]
* [Insert map of primary election results by county]

**Related Stories:**

* North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party Holds Campaign Event in Fargo
* Election Observers Deployed Across North Dakota to Ensure Smooth Voting Process
* Republican Candidates Celebrate Primary Wins Across the State
**North Dakota Election Results: Julie Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary for Congressional Seat**

In a closely watched election, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak has emerged victorious in the Republican primary, winning the right to compete for the state's at-large congressional seat. According to the Associated Press, Fedorchak defeated four party challengers in Tuesday's primary election.

The election results were announced late Tuesday night, with Fedorchak securing a significant lead over her opponents. This victory sets her up for a showdown with the Democratic-NPL Party's nominee in the general election.

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 was attended by supporters and party officials, who were eager to rally behind their candidates.

In a separate effort to ensure the integrity of the election process, a program dubbed the "election observers" was implemented to monitor polling sites across the state. The goal of the program is to identify any issues or problems that may arise during the voting process and provide recommendations to election regulators on how to address them.

Republican candidates, including Fedorchak, will participate in several different events tonight, celebrating their victories and looking ahead to the general election.

**Election Results:**

* North Dakota Congressional Seat (Republican Primary): Julie Fedorchak (winner)
* Governor: Merrill Piepkorn (Democratic-NPL Party)
* U.S. Senate: Katrina Christiansen (Democratic-NPL Party)

**Maps:**

* View a map of the North Dakota congressional district here
* View a map of the North Dakota governor election results here
* View a map of the North Dakota U.S. Senate election results here

**Stay Up-to-Date:**

Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news and results. Check back for further updates and analysis of the North Dakota election.

**Source:**

Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press.
**North Dakota Election Results: Julie Fedorchak Wins Republican Primary**

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

According to the Associated Press, Fedorchak won the primary with a significant margin, solidifying her position as the Republican candidate for the congressional seat. The AP called the race in favor of Fedorchak at 10:17 pm, with all precincts reporting.

Meanwhile, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is hosting a campaign event in Fargo tonight, featuring governor candidate Merrill Piepkorn and U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen. The event is expected to draw a large crowd of supporters and is seen as a key moment in the campaign for the Democratic candidates.

In other election news, a program dubbed "election observers" is in place to ensure that polling sites in North Dakota are functioning properly. The goal of the program is to identify any problems and make recommendations to election regulators on how to address them. The program aims to promote transparency and ensure the integrity of the electoral process.

Republican candidates are participating in several different events tonight, and Monitor staff will continue to update this feed with the latest election news as it becomes available.

**Election Results by County**

Here are the results from each county in North Dakota:

* [Insert results table or map]

**Key Takeaways**

* Julie Fedorchak wins Republican primary for North Dakota's at-large congressional seat
* Fedorchak defeated four other party challengers to secure her spot on the ballot
* North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party hosts campaign event in Fargo featuring Merrill Piepkorn and Katrina Christiansen
* "Election observers" program in place to ensure polling sites are functioning properly

Stay tuned for further updates on the North Dakota election results and analysis of the outcome.