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1992 US House elections in North Dakota

North Dakota elected one member of the House in 1992. Earl Pomeroy (Democrat) beat John T. Korsmo (Republican) in North Dakota in 1992, 56.8% to 39.4%, a margin of 17.4 points and 51,831 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 51 of the 53 counties and Republicans in 2. The largest, Cass, cast 52,326 votes and went to the Democrat by 5.2 points. The closest was Billings, where 24 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
At large Earl Pomeroy169,273 (56.8%) John T. Korsmo117,442 (39.4%) 11,183 D+17.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cass 26,883 51.4% 24,168 46.2% 1,275 52,326 D+5.2
Grand Forks 15,986 53.8% 12,046 40.5% 1,678 29,710 D+13.3
Burleigh 15,468 52.4% 12,921 43.7% 1,153 29,542 D+8.6
Ward 14,669 58.1% 9,631 38.2% 935 25,235 D+20.0
Morton 6,677 59.5% 4,095 36.5% 459 11,231 D+23.0
Stark 6,418 61.2% 3,611 34.5% 451 10,480 D+26.8
Williams 5,730 59.3% 3,513 36.4% 414 9,657 D+23.0
Stutsman 5,655 58.7% 3,585 37.2% 398 9,638 D+21.5
Richland 4,537 57.4% 3,076 38.9% 285 7,898 D+18.5
Barnes 4,602 71.0% 1,734 26.8% 142 6,478 D+44.3
Ramsey 3,556 59.6% 2,182 36.6% 224 5,962 D+23.0
Walsh 3,408 59.3% 2,180 37.9% 163 5,751 D+21.4
McLean 3,064 58.6% 1,970 37.7% 195 5,229 D+20.9
Mercer 2,988 60.2% 1,583 31.9% 391 4,962 D+28.3
Traill 2,548 57.4% 1,786 40.3% 102 4,436 D+17.2
Pembina 2,190 54.6% 1,689 42.1% 131 4,010 D+12.5
Bottineau 2,352 59.3% 1,497 37.8% 116 3,965 D+21.6
Rolette 2,665 76.8% 639 18.4% 164 3,468 D+58.4
McHenry 2,035 62.2% 1,137 34.7% 102 3,274 D+27.4
Mountrail 2,221 69.6% 862 27.0% 110 3,193 D+42.6
Cavalier 1,683 56.0% 1,226 40.8% 96 3,005 D+15.2
McKenzie 1,695 57.0% 1,131 38.0% 150 2,976 D+19.0
Dickey 1,465 50.7% 1,319 45.6% 108 2,892 D+5.0
Ransom 1,844 65.1% 919 32.5% 68 2,831 D+32.7
Wells 1,622 57.5% 1,103 39.1% 96 2,821 D+18.4
LaMoure 1,515 56.5% 1,092 40.7% 73 2,680 D+15.8
Benson 1,568 62.7% 854 34.2% 77 2,499 D+28.6
Emmons 1,286 54.2% 967 40.8% 118 2,371 D+13.5
Pierce 1,400 60.0% 845 36.2% 88 2,333 D+23.8
Sargent 1,421 64.6% 729 33.2% 49 2,199 D+31.5
Nelson 1,337 62.3% 757 35.3% 51 2,145 D+27.0
Dunn 1,230 59.5% 761 36.8% 77 2,068 D+22.7
McIntosh 867 44.3% 1,005 51.3% 87 1,959 R+7.0
Grant 954 50.0% 873 45.7% 82 1,909 D+4.2
Foster 1,095 58.9% 686 36.9% 77 1,858 D+22.0
Bowman 1,041 56.2% 712 38.5% 98 1,851 D+17.8
Hettinger 1,044 58.2% 689 38.4% 62 1,795 D+19.8
Griggs 1,014 59.5% 645 37.9% 44 1,703 D+21.7
Kidder 870 51.7% 710 42.2% 104 1,684 D+9.5
Towner 1,067 64.3% 543 32.7% 49 1,659 D+31.6
Renville 1,077 66.7% 486 30.1% 51 1,614 D+36.6
Eddy 942 59.1% 582 36.5% 69 1,593 D+22.6
Divide 1,064 67.6% 461 29.3% 50 1,575 D+38.3
Adams 875 56.4% 615 39.6% 62 1,552 D+16.8
Burke 945 64.2% 476 32.3% 52 1,473 D+31.8
Logan 763 52.4% 653 44.9% 39 1,455 D+7.6
Steele 877 65.9% 421 31.7% 32 1,330 D+34.3
Oliver 675 54.5% 500 40.4% 63 1,238 D+14.1
Sheridan 536 45.9% 571 48.8% 62 1,169 R+3.0
Golden Valley 524 49.8% 486 46.2% 42 1,052 D+3.6
Sioux 698 72.3% 217 22.5% 51 966 D+49.8
Billings 326 48.8% 302 45.2% 40 668 D+3.6
Slope 301 56.8% 201 37.9% 28 530 D+18.9

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

North Dakota in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 0, R 1 R+38.9
2022 D 0, R 1 R+62.2
2020 D 0, R 1 R+41.4
2018 D 0, R 1 R+24.6
2016 D 0, R 1 R+45.4
2014 D 0, R 1 R+17.1
2012 D 0, R 1 R+13.2
2010 D 0, R 1 R+9.8
2008 D 1, R 0 D+23.9
2006 D 1, R 0 D+31.4
2004 D 1, R 0 D+19.1
2002 D 1, R 0 D+4.8
2000 D 1, R 0 D+8.4
1998 D 1, R 0 D+15.1
1996 D 1, R 0 D+11.8
1994 D 1, R 0 D+7.3
1992 D 1, R 0 D+17.4
1990 D 1, R 0 D+30.4