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2012 US House elections in North Dakota

North Dakota elected one member of the House in 2012. Kevin Cramer (Republican) beat Pam Gulleson (Democrat) in North Dakota in 2012, 54.9% to 41.7%, a margin of 13.2 points and 41,715 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 42 of the 53 counties and Democrats in 11. The largest, Cass, cast 71,821 votes and went to the Republican by 2.3 points. The closest was Traill, where 13 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 Pam Gulleson131,870 (41.7%) Kevin Cramer173,585 (54.9%) 10,769 R+13.2

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cass 33,620 46.8% 35,261 49.1% 2,940 71,821 R+2.3
Burleigh 14,751 34.6% 26,602 62.4% 1,270 42,623 R+27.8
Grand Forks 13,206 45.7% 14,436 50.0% 1,256 28,898 R+4.3
Ward 9,403 37.6% 14,617 58.4% 994 25,014 R+20.8
Morton 4,905 36.5% 8,101 60.3% 424 13,430 R+23.8
Stark 3,234 28.4% 7,765 68.2% 380 11,379 R+39.8
Williams 2,594 27.1% 6,573 68.7% 395 9,562 R+41.6
Stutsman 3,745 40.8% 5,145 56.0% 300 9,190 R+15.2
Richland 3,782 50.3% 3,561 47.3% 183 7,526 D+2.9
Barnes 2,610 47.9% 2,705 49.6% 136 5,451 R+1.7
Ramsey 2,332 47.3% 2,410 48.9% 189 4,931 R+1.6
McLean 1,986 40.5% 2,772 56.6% 142 4,900 R+16.0
Walsh 2,148 45.5% 2,450 51.9% 122 4,720 R+6.4
Rolette 3,244 73.0% 1,073 24.1% 127 4,444 D+48.9
Mercer 1,479 33.4% 2,824 63.8% 122 4,425 R+30.4
Traill 1,888 48.9% 1,875 48.5% 101 3,864 D+0.3
Bottineau 1,409 40.3% 1,995 57.0% 95 3,499 R+16.7
Mountrail 1,605 47.2% 1,680 49.5% 112 3,397 R+2.2
McKenzie 1,018 30.3% 2,231 66.4% 113 3,362 R+36.1
Pembina 1,434 44.5% 1,711 53.1% 78 3,223 R+8.6
McHenry 1,232 45.4% 1,398 51.5% 82 2,712 R+6.1
Dickey 1,149 45.8% 1,321 52.6% 40 2,510 R+6.9
Ransom 1,602 66.1% 764 31.5% 56 2,422 D+34.6
Wells 812 34.5% 1,479 62.8% 64 2,355 R+28.3
LaMoure 969 44.1% 1,181 53.8% 47 2,197 R+9.6
Pierce 867 40.0% 1,256 57.9% 45 2,168 R+17.9
Benson 1,306 61.3% 758 35.6% 66 2,130 D+25.7
Cavalier 875 42.9% 1,119 54.9% 46 2,040 R+12.0
Sargent 1,345 66.6% 642 31.8% 32 2,019 D+34.8
Dunn 628 31.4% 1,333 66.7% 38 1,999 R+35.3
Emmons 567 30.3% 1,260 67.4% 43 1,870 R+37.1
Bowman 510 29.8% 1,143 66.8% 58 1,711 R+37.0
Nelson 848 50.8% 782 46.8% 40 1,670 D+4.0
Foster 654 39.5% 951 57.4% 51 1,656 R+17.9
McIntosh 496 32.3% 1,008 65.6% 32 1,536 R+33.3
Grant 450 31.9% 922 65.3% 40 1,412 R+33.4
Hettinger 416 30.7% 885 65.4% 52 1,353 R+34.7
Griggs 600 45.4% 693 52.4% 29 1,322 R+7.0
Kidder 506 38.3% 778 58.9% 36 1,320 R+20.6
Adams 383 30.1% 860 67.5% 31 1,274 R+37.4
Renville 515 40.8% 709 56.1% 39 1,263 R+15.4
Towner 579 49.7% 555 47.6% 32 1,166 D+2.1
Eddy 572 49.7% 547 47.5% 32 1,151 D+2.2
Divide 490 42.6% 626 54.5% 33 1,149 R+11.8
Sioux 849 75.7% 242 21.6% 30 1,121 D+54.1
Logan 340 31.9% 706 66.2% 20 1,066 R+34.3
Steele 535 51.7% 480 46.4% 20 1,035 D+5.3
Oliver 349 34.4% 629 61.9% 38 1,016 R+27.6
Burke 306 30.4% 666 66.2% 34 1,006 R+35.8
Golden Valley 222 24.1% 672 73.0% 27 921 R+48.9
Sheridan 236 28.5% 573 69.3% 18 827 R+40.7
Billings 141 24.6% 408 71.2% 24 573 R+46.6
Slope 127 28.7% 300 67.9% 15 442 R+39.1

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