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September 25, 2024 Last Edit: July 1, 2025
NFIB North Dakota PAC Endorses Pro-Small Business Candidates
| District # | Endorsed Candidate |
| 6 | Paul Thomas |
| 8 | Jeff Magrum |
| 9 | Judy Estenson |
| 12 | Cole Conley |
| 14 | Jerry Klein |
| 16 | David Clemens |
| 18 | Scott Meyer |
| 20 | Randy Lemm |
| 22 | Mark Weber |
| 24 | Mike Wobbema |
| 26 | Dale Patten |
| 28 | Robert Erbele |
| 30 | Diane Larson |
| 32 | Dick Dever |
| 38 | David Hogue |
| 42 | Claire Cory |
| District # | Endorsed Candidate |
| 2 | Bert Anderson |
| 2 | Donald Longmuir |
| 4B | Clayton Fegley |
| 6 | Dick Anderson |
| 8 | SuAnn Olson |
| 12 | Mitch Ostlie |
| 12 | Bernie Satrom |
| 14 | Jon Nelson |
| 14 | Robin Weisz |
| 15 | Kathy Frelich |
| 15 | Donna Henderson |
| 16 | Ben Koppelman |
| 16 | Andrew Marschall |
| 18 | Steve Vetter |
| 20 | Mike Beltz |
| 20 | Jared Hagert |
| 22 | Brandy Pyle |
| 22 | Jonathan Warry |
| 24 | Dwight Kiefert |
| 26 | Jeremy Olson |
| 28 | Mike Brandenburg |
| 28 | Jim Grueneich |
| 30 | Glenn Bosch |
| 30 | Mike Nathe |
| 32 | Pat Heinert |
| 32 | Lisa Meier |
| 34 | Todd Porter |
| 34 | Nathan Toman |
| 36 | Dori Hauck |
| 38 | Dan Ruby |
| 40 | Matt Ruby |
| 42 | Emily O’Brien |
| 46 | Jim Kasper |
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