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This tiny North Dakota town was the only place to vote in support of data centers
Plain Talk: 'It was a bloodbath' — Gov. Kelly Armstrong debriefs the midterms
Voters rebuff data centers in every ballot measure except one during the 2026 midterms
North Dakotans elect Republicans across the board in statewide races
Vote on free meals for students of North Dakota public schools is close
Port: A cloud over Election Day
But in North Dakota, the voters weren't in the mood for change. They weren't in the mood to vote, frankly. The turnout was 39.8%, which was the lowest for any general election in the state since at least 1980.
Cass County residents elected North Dakota lawmakers in largely contested races Tuesday, Nov. 3, with many of the races featuring incumbent candidates that led the polls as of 10:30 p.m. Of the 12 Fargo-area legislative races,
Some District 7 voters in Bismarck received the wrong ballots Tuesday, leaving them unable to vote in their legislative races after casting their ballots.
North Dakota voters will elect leaders for federal, state and other offices on Tuesday. The AP Decision Team will use the following key facts and monitor data points as the votes are tallied.
Why 86% of surveyed teachers are looking for a way out, plus our final North Dakota election predictions ahead of Tuesday's vote.
Election day in North Dakota is fast approaching. Here's what voters need to know before they head to the polls.
Candidates for North Dakota’s top law enforcement position say artificial intelligence will be transformative for society but is not a replacement for humans in investigations or legal matters.
District 47 House candidates debated school meals, affordability and North Dakota's ability to attract workers ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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