(KNOX) – Today is election day, and there are several races in North Dakota and Minnesota that will affect the future of each state. In North Dakota, Republican Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak is running for reelection, as she is facing Democrat challenger Trygve Hammer, as well as Independents Helene Neville and Charles Tuttle. There are also races for Secretary of State between Republican Incumbent Michael Howe and Democrat Challenger Ryan Braunberger, as well as for Attorney General between Republican Incumbent Drew Wrigley and Democrat Challenger Tim Lamb. There’s also a race for Agriculture Commissioner between Republican Incumbent Doug Goehring and Democrat Challenger Vern Thompson. There will also be elections for Public Service Commissioner, Tax Commissioner, Supreme Court Justices, Superintendent of Public Schools, several State Senate and House Races, and two ballot measures for Measures 1 and 2.
In Minnesota, Republican Lisa Demuth faces Democrat Amy Klobuchar in the Governor’s race. The winner will succeed Governor Tim Walz and become the state’s first female governor. Republican Michele Tafoya and Democrat Peggy Flanagan are running against each other in Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race. The winner will replace retiring U.S. Senator Tina Smith. There are also several congressional races, as well as State Senate and House Races, as well as a race for Attorney General, Secretary of State, and State Auditor. There will also be one ballot measure Minnesotans will vote on today.
Plus, East Grand Forks residents will vote on two bond referendums and one operating levy.
All polling places across North Dakota will be open from 7am to 7pm. The polls will be open in Minnesota from 7am to 8pm. You can find your local polling place on the each state’s Secretary of State Website.
You can listen to election night coverage starting at 7:00 tonight on KNOX Radio.
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