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This is a list of U.S. presidential electors from North Dakota, by year.

2020

Voted for Donald Trump and Mike Pence: ^[1]

• Sandy J. Boehler ( R) of Fargo (at-large elector).
• John Trandem ( R) of Reiles Acres (at-large elector) - replaced Ray Holmberg
• Ray Holmberg ( R) of Grand Forks (at-large elector) - recused himself due to COVID-19 quarantine.
• Robert Wefeld ( R) of Bismarck (at-large elector).

2016

Voted for Donald Trump and Mike Pence: ^[2]

• Beverly Clayburgh ( R) of Grand Forks (at-large elector).
• John M. Olson ( R) (at-large elector)
• Duane O. Mutch ( R) of Larimore (at-large elector).

2012

Voted for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan: ^{[3] [4]}

• Layton Freborg ( R) of Underwood (at-large elector)
• Mary Lee ( R) of Bismarck (at-large elector).
• David Nething ( R) of Jamestown (at-large elector).

2008

Voted for John McCain and Sarah Palin: ^{[5] [6] [7]}

• Theresa Tokach ( R) of Mandan (at-large elector who replaced Richard Elkin ( R) of Bismarck)
• Susan Wefald ( R) of Bismarck (at-large elector).
• Cleo Thompson ( R) of Page (at-large elector).

2004

• Betsy Dalrymple ( R) of Casselton, wife of Lieutenant Governor Jack Dalrymple
• Ben Clayburgh ( R) of Grand Forks, former candidate for United States Senate
• Jackie Williams ( R) of Williston, former District One chair for the North Dakota Republican Party ^[8]

2000

• Rosemarie Myrdal ( R) of Bismarck, Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota
• Ed Schafer ( R) of Bismarck, Governor of North Dakota
• Bryce Streibel ( R)

1996

• Bob Peterson ( R) of Bismarck, North Dakota State Auditor
• Earl Strinden ( R) of Grand Forks, former candidate for United States Senate and former House Majority Leader
• Vernon E. Wagner ( R), North Dakota House of Representatives member from 1963 to 1982, Speaker of the House 1979 ^[9]

1992

• Frank Wenstrom ( R), state legislator from District 45 and District 1
• Sheila Schafer ( R), wife of Harold Schafer, mother of then newly elected Governor of North Dakota Ed Schafer
• Betty Rinde ( R)

1988

• Katherine Kilbourne (Kay) Burgum ( R)
• Harold Schafer ( R) who filled the vacancy created by the absence of John E. Davis ( R), former Governor of North Dakota
• Brynhild Haugland ( R), a veteran North Dakota House of Representatives member, served for 52 years from 1939 to 1990 ^[9]

1984

• Robert McDaniel ( R)
• Harold Schafer ( R), entrepreneur, father of future Governor of North Dakota Ed Schafer
• Joe Steier ( R)

1980

• Edna V. Folden ( R)
• Robert F. Reimers ( R), state legislator from District 23 and District 29 ^[10]
• John E. Von Rueden ( R)

1976

• Norma Pullin ( R)
• Oscar Sorlie Jr. ( R) North Dakota House of Representatives from 1949 to 1962, North Dakota Senate 1963 to 1972 ^[9]
• Sophus Trom ( R) North Dakota House of Representatives from 1959 to 1962 ^[9]

1972

• Barbara L. King ( R)
• Mrs. Milton (Sybil) Kelly ( R)
• Don Hathaway ( R)

1968

• A. W. Luick ( R)
• Brooks Keogh( R)
• Charles Harris ( R)
• Max Wishek ( R)

1964

• Daphna Nygaard of Jamestown ( D)
• John Hove of Fargo ( D)
• Harold R. Hanson of New England ( D)
• Richard Holmes of Guelph ( D)

See also

• List of U.S. presidential electors

References