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1974 US Senate election in North Dakota

Milton Young (Republican) beat William L. Guy (Democrat) in North Dakota in 1974, 48.45% to 48.37%, a margin of 0.07 points and 177 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1968, when Milton R. Young also won.

Republicans led in 30 of the 53 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 23. The largest, Cass, cast 29,501 votes and went to the Democrat by 17.2 points. The closest was Towner, where 8 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 Young won Republican 114,852 48.4%
William L. Guy Democratic 114,675 48.4%
All other candidates 7,532 3.2%
Total237,059

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cass 16,888 57.2% 11,822 40.1% 791 29,501 D+17.2
Grand Forks 9,160 50.9% 7,835 43.5% 1,008 18,003 D+7.4
Burleigh 7,478 41.9% 9,238 51.8% 1,122 17,838 R+9.9
Ward 7,542 45.8% 8,492 51.6% 427 16,461 R+5.8
Stutsman 3,719 43.1% 4,177 48.4% 732 8,628 R+5.3
Morton 4,264 51.1% 3,656 43.8% 426 8,346 D+7.3
Richland 3,928 54.3% 3,209 44.3% 99 7,236 D+9.9
Williams 3,782 54.0% 3,112 44.4% 108 7,002 D+9.6
Barnes 3,400 50.8% 3,100 46.3% 191 6,691 D+4.5
Stark 3,227 49.4% 2,909 44.6% 390 6,526 D+4.9
Ramsey 2,777 48.1% 2,900 50.2% 97 5,774 R+2.1
Walsh 3,184 55.6% 2,478 43.3% 65 5,727 D+12.3
McLean 2,030 43.4% 2,470 52.8% 181 4,681 R+9.4
Pembina 1,946 43.5% 2,393 53.5% 130 4,469 R+10.0
Traill 2,318 52.1% 2,086 46.9% 41 4,445 D+5.2
Bottineau 1,458 38.7% 2,245 59.6% 64 3,767 R+20.9
McHenry 1,520 40.6% 2,117 56.6% 104 3,741 R+16.0
Cavalier 1,486 43.2% 1,920 55.9% 31 3,437 R+12.6
Wells 1,466 44.8% 1,708 52.2% 98 3,272 R+7.4
La Moure 1,304 40.3% 1,881 58.1% 52 3,237 R+17.8
Benson 1,518 47.9% 1,617 51.0% 36 3,171 R+3.1
Dickey 1,397 45.3% 1,647 53.4% 43 3,087 R+8.1
Mountrail 1,504 49.9% 1,461 48.4% 52 3,017 D+1.4
Emmons 1,230 41.4% 1,686 56.8% 52 2,968 R+15.4
Ransom 1,562 52.7% 1,367 46.1% 36 2,965 D+6.6
Rolette 1,430 52.7% 1,230 45.3% 53 2,713 D+7.4
Pierce 1,123 42.2% 1,496 56.3% 40 2,659 R+14.0
McIntosh 790 29.7% 1,825 68.7% 43 2,658 R+38.9
Mercer 1,090 41.1% 1,457 54.9% 108 2,655 R+13.8
Nelson 1,407 53.6% 1,189 45.3% 30 2,626 D+8.3
Sargent 1,469 57.8% 1,049 41.3% 25 2,543 D+16.5
McKenzie 1,195 47.2% 1,295 51.1% 43 2,533 R+3.9
Grant 922 37.0% 1,480 59.4% 89 2,491 R+22.4
Griggs 1,021 49.8% 996 48.6% 33 2,050 D+1.2
Foster 1,008 50.9% 917 46.3% 57 1,982 D+4.6
Towner 940 49.6% 932 49.2% 22 1,894 D+0.4
Divide 940 49.7% 929 49.1% 23 1,892 D+0.6
Kidder 865 46.0% 964 51.2% 52 1,881 R+5.3
Dunn 808 43.7% 969 52.4% 73 1,850 R+8.7
Logan 714 40.1% 1,044 58.6% 23 1,781 R+18.5
Burke 675 38.0% 1,064 59.9% 38 1,777 R+21.9
Eddy 876 50.3% 821 47.1% 46 1,743 D+3.2
Hettinger 730 42.3% 889 51.5% 106 1,725 R+9.2
Steele 1,008 58.5% 702 40.7% 13 1,723 D+17.8
Bowman 778 48.2% 790 48.9% 47 1,615 R+0.7
Renville 848 52.7% 730 45.4% 30 1,608 D+7.3
Adams 811 51.2% 714 45.1% 59 1,584 D+6.1
Sheridan 387 28.5% 943 69.4% 28 1,358 R+40.9
Golden Valley 526 45.1% 599 51.4% 41 1,166 R+6.3
Sioux 638 60.8% 381 36.3% 31 1,050 D+24.5
Oliver 351 37.4% 537 57.2% 51 939 R+19.8
Slope 253 40.9% 347 56.1% 18 618 R+15.2
Billings 240 43.1% 302 54.2% 15 557 R+11.1

Counties as they stood in 1974; 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