(KNOX) – Election day was yesterday, and the results have been determined in North Dakota and Minnesota
In North Dakota:
Congressional House Race: Republican Incumbent Julie Fedorchak wins re-election with 57.32 percent of the vote. Democrat Trygve Hammer got 36.61 percent, while Independent Charles Tuttle got 3.96 percent and Independent Helene Neville got 1.96 percent
Secretary of State: Republican Incumbent Michael Howe defeats Democrat Ryan Braunberger 61.99 to 37.86 percent.
Attorney General: Republican Incumbent Drew Wrigley beat Democrat Tim Lamb 61.73 percent to 38.1 percent
Ag Commissioner: Republican Incumbent Doug Goehring defeats Democrat Vern Thompson 62.74 to 37.12 percent
Public Service Commissioner: Republican Jill Kringstad beats Democrat Scot Kelsh 61.21 to 38.61 percent.
State Races:
House District 42: Democrat Nicole Derrene beat Republican Connie Osowski 54.56 percent to 45.26 percent.
House District 43: Democrats Tyler York and Lukas Maughan won with 28.88 and 26.97 percent respectively. Republicans Mike Holmes and Jill Chandler 22.22 and 21.86 percent respectively.
Senate District 43: Democrat Mary Adams beat Republican Jeff Barta 54.71 percent to 45.17 percent.
Senate District 17: Republican Jonathan Sickler beat Democrat Katie Benton, 54.14 to 45.17 percent
House District 17: Republican Mark Sanford and Republican Reed Johnson won with 38.59 percent and 31.46 percent respectively. Democrat Don Aandal lost with 29.68 percent.
House District 20: Republican Dave Rustebakke beat Democrat Nicolaus Groenewold 66.96 percent to 32.89 percent.
State Judges: Jerod Tufte beats Ariston E Johnson 64.83 percent to 34.53 percent. Northeast Central District Court contest Incumbent Judge Theodore Sandberg beats challenger Sarah Kyte 55.92 percent to 43.71 percent. Douglas A Bahr wins unopposed election with 98.95 percent.
Tax Commissioner: Republican Brian Kroshus beats Democrat Mark Nelson 63.78 percent to 36.09 percent.
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Incumbent Levi Bachmeier beats Tracy Layne Foss 62.75 to 36.7.
Traill County Measure 49 failed 61.59 percent to 38.41 percent. This measure would have allowed the county to raise property taxes by 6.41 percent, which would go over the three percent cap statewide.
Measure 1 fails 56.48 to 43.52 percent
Measure 2 fails 50.61 to 49.39 percent
Grand Forks County Commission:
Kimberly Hagen and Mark Rustad were both reelected, as they got 25.01 and 23.77 percent of the vote respectively. Rachel Duray was elected to the commission with 18.84 percent.
Debra Kolden-Thibert and Andrew Krauseneck both lost, receiving 18.14 and 13.84 percent respectively.
Mitch McCoy beat Tony Hodny 50.93 to 48.44 percent.
Grand Forks County State’s Attorney Haley Wamstad and Grand Forks County Sheriff Andy Schiender ran unopposed and both received over 95 percent of support.
In Minnesota:
Governor: Democrat Amy Klobuchar defeated Republican Lisa Demuth 55.6 percent to 42.5 percent.
U.S. Senate: Democrat Peggy Flanagan beats Republican Michele Tafoya 53.8 to 43.4 percent.
7th Congressional District: Republican Incumbent Michelle Fishbach beats Democrat Erik Osberg 64.9 percent to 35.0 percent.
Attorney General: Democrat Incumbent Keith Ellison beat Republican Ron Schutz 54.4 percent to 45.5 percent.
State House Representative 1B: Republican Incumbent Steve Gander beats Democrat Jennifer Compeau 65.96 percent to 33.99 percent.
State Senator District 1: Republican Mark Johnson beats Democrat Bjorn Solberg 67.99 percent to 31.96 percent.
Secretary of State: Democrat Incumbent Steven Simon beat Republican Tad Jude 54.79 percent to 41.73 percent.
State Auditor: Democrat Zack Filipovich beats Republican Scott Jenson 53.01 percent to 44.10 percent.
State Senate District 4: Republican Challenger Austin Peterson beats Democrat Incumbent Rob Kupec by 4 votes; 49.95 percent to 49.94 percent.
MN ballot measure passes to implement a constitution amendment to increase funding from the permanent school fund to 4.5 percent that goes to all school districts without increasing taxes. The measure passed 72.97 percent to 23.47 percent.
East Grand Forks Voters reject three ballot measures that were for two referendums and an operating levy. The first measure failed with 52.42 percent against. The second measure failed with 50.21 percent and the third measure failed with 50.21 percent against.
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