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1956 US Senate election in North Dakota

Milton R. Young (Republican) beat Quentin Burdick (Democrat) in North Dakota in 1956, 63.6% to 36.0%, a margin of 27.6 points and 67,386 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1950, when Milton R. Young also won.

Republicans led in 53 of the 53 counties as they stood then. The largest, Cass, cast 26,161 votes and went to the Republican by 23.6 points. The closest was Williams, where 18 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Milton R. Young won Republican 155,305 63.6%
Quentin Burdick Democratic 87,919 36.0%
All other candidates 937 0.4%
Total244,161

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cass 9,968 38.1% 16,149 61.7% 44 26,161 R+23.6
Grand Forks 5,730 37.0% 9,713 62.7% 57 15,500 R+25.7
Ward 5,553 38.8% 8,757 61.1% 16 14,326 R+22.4
Burleigh 3,424 28.2% 8,589 70.7% 132 12,145 R+42.5
Stutsman 3,389 37.3% 5,688 62.5% 17 9,094 R+25.3
Williams 3,940 49.7% 3,958 49.9% 28 7,926 R+0.2
Morton 2,594 33.8% 5,034 65.7% 38 7,666 R+31.8
Richland 2,822 37.9% 4,611 61.9% 11 7,444 R+24.0
Barnes 2,583 36.2% 4,528 63.5% 16 7,127 R+27.3
Walsh 2,733 40.9% 3,933 58.9% 11 6,677 R+18.0
McLean 2,472 40.9% 3,538 58.6% 32 6,042 R+17.6
Stark 1,664 28.1% 4,243 71.7% 10 5,917 R+43.6
Ramsey 1,988 34.1% 3,827 65.7% 7 5,822 R+31.6
Traill 1,842 37.0% 3,131 62.8% 11 4,984 R+25.9
McHenry 1,584 33.8% 3,084 65.8% 18 4,686 R+32.0
Pembina 1,516 32.4% 3,142 67.2% 19 4,677 R+34.8
Bottineau 1,568 34.2% 3,004 65.6% 9 4,581 R+31.3
Wells 1,314 31.5% 2,832 67.9% 26 4,172 R+36.4
Cavalier 1,479 36.3% 2,562 62.9% 31 4,072 R+26.6
La Moure 1,182 29.2% 2,862 70.6% 7 4,051 R+41.5
Benson 1,676 42.0% 2,290 57.5% 20 3,986 R+15.4
Ransom 1,534 39.6% 2,339 60.4% 2 3,875 R+20.8
Dickey 1,164 32.1% 2,445 67.4% 20 3,629 R+35.3
Nelson 1,559 44.0% 1,974 55.7% 8 3,541 R+11.7
Mountrail 1,651 46.9% 1,857 52.7% 13 3,521 R+5.9
Emmons 769 22.6% 2,606 76.5% 32 3,407 R+53.9
Pierce 1,154 35.7% 2,059 63.7% 19 3,232 R+28.0
Mercer 629 20.4% 2,431 78.8% 24 3,084 R+58.4
Rolette 1,482 48.1% 1,595 51.7% 7 3,084 R+3.7
McIntosh 445 14.7% 2,582 85.1% 7 3,034 R+70.4
Sargent 1,178 39.5% 1,803 60.4% 3 2,984 R+20.9
McKenzie 1,221 42.4% 1,646 57.1% 14 2,881 R+14.8
Hettinger 709 27.2% 1,893 72.6% 7 2,609 R+45.4
Grant 638 25.0% 1,892 74.1% 24 2,554 R+49.1
Dunn 852 33.6% 1,673 65.9% 14 2,539 R+32.3
Towner 970 40.1% 1,446 59.8% 1 2,417 R+19.7
Divide 933 39.7% 1,407 59.9% 10 2,350 R+20.2
Steele 1,045 44.9% 1,279 55.0% 3 2,327 R+10.1
Griggs 977 42.9% 1,298 57.0% 4 2,279 R+14.1
Logan 519 22.9% 1,736 76.5% 13 2,268 R+53.7
Burke 827 36.9% 1,380 61.6% 34 2,241 R+24.7
Foster 927 41.5% 1,305 58.4% 4 2,236 R+16.9
Eddy 916 42.2% 1,247 57.4% 9 2,172 R+15.2
Kidder 616 28.6% 1,525 70.7% 15 2,156 R+42.2
Sheridan 464 22.1% 1,614 76.8% 24 2,102 R+54.7
Adams 606 30.5% 1,370 69.1% 8 1,984 R+38.5
Renville 886 44.8% 1,089 55.1% 1 1,976 R+10.3
Bowman 564 33.2% 1,124 66.2% 11 1,699 R+33.0
Golden Valley 459 35.9% 812 63.4% 9 1,280 R+27.6
Sioux 442 38.6% 700 61.1% 3 1,145 R+22.5
Oliver 258 25.3% 739 72.5% 22 1,019 R+47.2
Slope 296 36.2% 520 63.6% 1 817 R+27.4
Billings 208 31.4% 444 67.0% 11 663 R+35.6

Counties as they stood in 1956; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

North Dakota Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Kevin Cramer (R) R+32.9
2022 John Hoeven (R) R+31.4
2018 Kevin Cramer (R) R+10.8
2016 John Hoeven (R) R+61.5
2012 Heidi Heitkamp (D) D+0.9
2010 John Hoeven (R) R+54.0
2006 Kent Conrad (D) D+39.3
2004 Byron L. Dorgan (D) D+36.6
2000 Kent Conrad (D) D+22.7
1998 Byron L. Dorgan (D) D+28.0
1994 Kent Conrad (D) D+16.0
1992 Byron L. Dorgan (D) D+20.1
1988 Quentin N. Burdick (D) D+20.4
1986 Kent Conrad (D) D+0.7
1982 Quentin N. Burdick (D) D+28.8
1980 Mark Andrews (R) R+41.3
1976 Quentin N. Burdick (D) D+25.5
1974 Milton Young (R) R+0.1
1970 Quentin Burdick (D) D+23.5
1968 Milton R. Young (R) R+30.9
1964 Quentin Burdick (D) D+15.3
1962 Milton R. Young (R) R+21.3
1958 William Langer (R) R+15.7
1956 Milton R. Young (R) R+27.6
1952 William Langer (R) R+43.1
1950 Milton R. Young (R) R+35.2
1946 William Langer (R) R+30.1
1944 John Moses (D) D+12.2
1940 William Langer (R) R+11.7
1938 Gerald P. Nye (R) R+42.8
1934 Lynn J. Frazier (R) R+18.0
1932 Gerald P. Nye (R) R+44.9
1928 Lynn J. Frazier (R) R+60.3
1926 Gerald P. Nye (R) R+60.9
1922 Lynn J. Frazier (R) R+4.6
1920 Edwin F. Ladd (R) R+19.6
1916 Porter J. McCumber (R) R+15.6
1914 Asle J. Gronna (R) R+21.9