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2020 US House elections in North Dakota

North Dakota elected one member of the House in 2020. Kelly Armstrong (Republican) beat Zach Raknerud (Democrat) in North Dakota in 2020, 69.0% to 27.6%, a margin of 41.4 points and 147,259 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 51 of the 53 counties and Democrats in 2. The largest, Cass, cast 84,535 votes and went to the Republican by 15.9 points. The closest was Slope, where 338 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 Zach Raknerud97,970 (27.6%) Kelly Armstrong245,229 (69.0%) 12,399 R+41.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cass 33,427 39.5% 46,877 55.5% 4,231 84,535 R+15.9
Burleigh 12,209 24.5% 36,122 72.4% 1,545 49,876 R+47.9
Grand Forks 10,460 34.6% 18,427 61.0% 1,324 30,211 R+26.4
Ward 6,586 23.6% 20,465 73.4% 834 27,885 R+49.8
Morton 3,517 21.5% 12,382 75.8% 445 16,344 R+54.2
Stark 2,169 14.6% 12,408 83.5% 275 14,852 R+68.9
Williams 2,106 15.1% 11,534 82.9% 267 13,907 R+67.8
Stutsman 2,303 24.0% 7,005 73.0% 291 9,599 R+49.0
Richland 2,130 27.7% 5,276 68.7% 270 7,676 R+41.0
McLean 1,115 20.4% 4,220 77.1% 141 5,476 R+56.7
Barnes 1,539 28.1% 3,737 68.3% 195 5,471 R+40.2
Ramsey 1,364 25.6% 3,786 71.1% 173 5,323 R+45.5
McKenzie 817 15.4% 4,395 82.7% 103 5,315 R+67.3
Walsh 1,069 22.8% 3,485 74.3% 135 4,689 R+51.5
Mercer 680 14.7% 3,871 83.5% 86 4,637 R+68.8
Traill 1,234 30.1% 2,709 66.1% 156 4,099 R+36.0
Mountrail 1,135 27.7% 2,819 68.8% 144 4,098 R+41.1
Rolette 2,125 56.8% 1,344 36.0% 269 3,738 D+20.9
Bottineau 689 20.1% 2,646 77.3% 87 3,422 R+57.2
Pembina 680 20.7% 2,518 76.7% 86 3,284 R+56.0
McHenry 553 18.6% 2,358 79.1% 70 2,981 R+60.6
Ransom 819 33.9% 1,492 61.8% 104 2,415 R+27.9
Dickey 541 22.5% 1,796 74.7% 68 2,405 R+52.2
Wells 391 16.6% 1,910 81.2% 50 2,351 R+64.6
Dunn 338 14.5% 1,948 83.6% 43 2,329 R+69.1
LaMoure 444 20.2% 1,695 77.2% 56 2,195 R+57.0
Pierce 408 19.5% 1,633 78.0% 52 2,093 R+58.5
Sargent 651 32.1% 1,295 63.9% 82 2,028 R+31.8
Cavalier 394 19.8% 1,548 77.7% 50 1,992 R+57.9
Emmons 217 11.0% 1,736 87.7% 27 1,980 R+76.7
Benson 707 36.6% 1,138 58.8% 89 1,934 R+22.3
Foster 316 18.1% 1,391 79.6% 40 1,747 R+61.5
Nelson 486 27.9% 1,195 68.6% 62 1,743 R+40.7
Bowman 206 12.5% 1,413 85.9% 26 1,645 R+73.4
Kidder 212 14.6% 1,217 83.6% 27 1,456 R+69.0
McIntosh 225 15.6% 1,191 82.4% 29 1,445 R+66.9
Grant 192 13.9% 1,163 84.3% 24 1,379 R+70.4
Renville 211 16.1% 1,073 81.8% 27 1,311 R+65.8
Hettinger 155 11.9% 1,126 86.5% 20 1,301 R+74.6
Adams 218 17.4% 1,010 80.4% 28 1,256 R+63.1
Eddy 330 26.5% 874 70.1% 42 1,246 R+43.7
Griggs 254 20.7% 941 76.7% 32 1,227 R+56.0
Divide 248 20.8% 913 76.6% 31 1,192 R+55.8
Sioux 779 66.5% 294 25.1% 99 1,172 D+41.4
Towner 257 22.3% 866 75.0% 32 1,155 R+52.7
Burke 139 12.3% 977 86.2% 18 1,134 R+73.9
Steele 328 30.6% 704 65.6% 41 1,073 R+35.0
Logan 125 11.8% 914 86.6% 16 1,055 R+74.8
Oliver 132 12.5% 906 85.9% 17 1,055 R+73.4
Golden Valley 121 12.0% 871 86.5% 15 1,007 R+74.5
Sheridan 107 13.3% 684 85.1% 13 804 R+71.8
Billings 71 11.2% 554 87.4% 9 634 R+76.2
Slope 39 9.3% 377 89.5% 5 421 R+80.3

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