N.D., announced her reelection campaign Monday in a video posted to social media. In the video, Fedorchak is described as someone who supports the “America first” agenda and will keep North Dakota as her “top priority.

Corn growers in Stutsman County are being urged to participate in the election of a county representative for the North Dakota Corn Utilization Council. All corn growers have a definite interest in the membership of the council and are encouraged to participate in the election.

North Dakotans can vote for their favorite “I Voted” sticker from the five finalists selected by the Secretary of State’s Office. (Images courtesy of the Secretary of State’s Office) The public can vote for their favorite at sos.nd.gov/stickervote through Jan. 23.

GRAND FORKS — Three incumbent Republican lawmakers from northeast North Dakota have jointly announced their re-election plans.

The Republican congresswoman received President Donald Trump’s endorsement in August 2025, according to her campaign announcement.

BISMARCK - Growers of dry peas, lentils, lupins, fava beans, and chickpeas in Stutsman County are being urged to participate in the election of a county representative for the North Dakota Dry Pea and Lentil Council.

The power struggle within the NDGOP between Republican candidates and party leaders who want more control over those candidates could make its way into the courts.

Federal policies on health care and trade are likely to continue to color North Dakota’s biggest government stories in 2026. Congress and the Trump administration are spending money in an attempt to help the rural health care system and farm economy to offset cuts to Medicaid and declining ag commodity prices.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - There’s a number of significant issues and federal positions at stake in the 2026 midterm. The most-watched race in the region will be for Montana’s Senate seat as Senator Steve Daines’ seat is up. Montana also has two house seats up for election, currently held by Troy Downing and Ryan Zinke.

Chief Justice Lisa Fair McEvers, the first woman to lead the North Dakota Supreme Court, participates in a formal passing of the gavel ceremony on Jan. 6, 2026. (Photo by Jacob Orledge/North Dakota Monitor)BISMARCK,