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These tables are historical listings of state representatives who served in the North Dakota House of Representatives from statehood in 1889 until the present.

Key to Party Colors for the North Dakota House of Representatives
Democratic Fusion Independent Non-Partisan Populist Republican

1889-1903, 31 senators

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Senators serve four-year terms, with one half of the senate elected every two years. Those elected to the 1st Legislative Assembly in 1889 were elected to two-year terms, and had to stand for reelection in 1890. The North Dakota Constitution of 1889 required the Legislative Assembly to separate the senate into two classes, with one class elected 1890 serving two-year terms and the other class serving four-year terms. The 2nd Legislative Assembly assigned senators from odd-numbered districts to the first class and even-numbered districts to the second class.

Senate Session District Senate Session
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st
1st
1889-1890 		Judson LaMoure Albert F. Appleton Roger Allin James D. Bell Jerry Stevens Michael L. McCormack George B. Winship William H. Robinson John E. Haggert Hezekiah J. Rowe Henry R. Hartman Andrew Slotten Andrew Helgeson Andrew Sandager Samuel A. Fisher James O. Smith David S. Dodds John McBride Richard D. Cowan Edward L. Yager William E. Swanston Frederick G. Barlow[1] Bailey W. Fuller Harry S. Deisem Marcellus E. Randall John W. Worst Clarence B. Little Anton Svensrud Edmund H. Belyea George W. Harmon Nelson C. Lawrence 1st
1889-1890
2nd
1891 		Skapti B. Brynjolfson John M. Almen John L. Cashel Horace F. Arnold John Bjorgo Roderick J. Johnson Nahum P. Pinkham Andrew H. Lowry Rolla N. Ink Magnus Nelson Matthias L. Engle Joel S. Weiser Fingal Enger S. Svennungsen John Bidlake Andrew Bisbee Frank Palmer James McCormick James M. Patch Foster M. Kinter David P. Kuhn James Johnson Joseph L. Miller Alex C. McGillivray 2nd
1891
3rd
1893 		William Hillier John A. Sorley Eben Young Richard McCarten Frank White Fingal Enger James B. Lamb John Burke Edwin P. Day James W. Stevens Charles E. Gregory 3rd
1893
4th
1895 		James Dobie William A. Gordon Frank Viets Herbjron H. Strom Dewitt C. Tufts Albert V. Benedict Patrick H. Rourke Fingal Enger Clarles W. Plain Carl G. Brown David T. Davis Charles N. Valentine John H. Wishek Abner L. Hanscom Henry S. Parkin[2] 4th
1895
5th
1897 		Knudt P. Levang William A. Gordon Louis B. Hanna Charles Dunlap David W. McCanna Heber M. Creel Thomas F. Marshall William E. Mansfield John S. Green[3] 6th
1897
7th
1899 		James Z. Fuller John L. Cashel Michael F. Murphy Francis W. Ames Treadwell Twichell Andrew Slotten[4] Robert C. Sanborn Rollin C. Cooper Walter A. Laidlaw Ole I. Hegge Edward F. Porter James B. Sharpe Wesley Baker Virgil B. Noble John A. McDougal 7th
1899
7th
1901 		Olaf E. Lofthus Henry E. Lavayea John D. Taylor Robert S. Lewis Grant Wolbert Frank S. Talcott John F. Devlin Albert B. Cox Iver Swenson William Clarke Henry Hale Harlan J. Miner Milton D. Williams Duane E. Greer Martin Jacobson Leslie A. Simpson 7th
1901

1903-1909, 40 senators

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40 senators elected from single-member districts. Due to the reapportionment, senators in districts 33, 35, 37, and 39 were elected in 1902 to two-year terms, instead of four. They stood for relection with the rest of the senators from odd-numbered districts in 1904 to maintain the constitutional requirement for that one-half the senate be elected every two years.

Session District Session
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st 32nd 33rd 34th 35th 36th 37th 38th 39th 40th
8th
1903 		Judson LaMoure Albert Garnett Olaf E. Lofthus John L. Cashel Henry E. Lavayea Jerimiah D. Bacon John D. Taylor Peter Herbrandson Robert S. Lewis George D. Brown Frank S. Talcott A Benson John F. Devlin Edward Pierce Albert B. Cox Maynard Crane Iver Swenson Henry McLean William Clarke A. J. Kirkeide Henry Hale Rienzi W. Main Milton D. Williams James B. Sharpe Duane E. Geer Alexander Mcdonald Clarence B. Little Dugald H. McArthur Martin Jacobson Henry G. Voss Leslie A. Simpson John D. Carroll J. Austin Regan Robert A. Fox August E. Johnson Gilbert O. Gulack Max A. Wipperman Hans O. Hagen (IR) W. H. Robinson Charles W. Plain 8th
1903
9th
1905 		Thomas Johnson Elling K. Spoonheim Lousis B. Hanna John H. Dyste George M. Young Conrad I. F. Wagner Andrew J. Stade J. W. Sifton Truman H. Thatcher Henry H. Steele Emil O. Movius Hans O. Hagen Anton T. Kraabel 9th
1905
10th
1907 		Francis A. Holliday James Turner Herbjorn H. Strom Erland F. Gilbert William E. Purcell Theodore Koffel John Kelly Fred Leutz George D. Palmer Clayton D. Rice Chris Albright Knute S. Ramsett Charles W. Plain 10th
1907

1909-1967, 47 to 50 senators

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  • 1909: 47 senators elected from single-member districts.
  • 1911: 49 senators elected from single-member districts.
  • 1913: 50 senators elected from single-member districts.
  • 1915-1967: 49 senators elected from single-member districts.
Session District Session
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st 32nd 33rd 34th 35th 36th 37th 38th 39th 40th 41st 42nd 43rd 44th 45th 46th 47th 48th 49th 50th
11th
1909 		Judson LaMoure Francis A. Holliday J. J. Irwin John L. Cashel Jerry E. Stevens James Turner George Duis Herbjorn H. Strom James Kennedy Erland F. Gilbert Frank S. Talcott William E. Purcell Livy Johnson Edward Pierce James H. Whitcher Maynard Crane John G. Gunderson Henry McLean Ole Syvertson Theodore Koffel Frederick A. Baker John Kelly Alfred Steele JB Sharpe Frank M. Walton Alexander Mcdonald George A. Welch Dugald H. McArthur John Wallin Fred Leutz Leslie A. Simpson George B. Palmer Henry J. Bessesen Clayton D. Rice J. Ellsworth Davis Chris Albright Emil O. Movius Knute S. Ramsett Alfred L. Martin Charles W. Plain Willard B. Overson Finger T. Gronvold Henry H. Steele Martin Anderson[5] Tobias Welo Eugene S. Neal Grant S. Trimble Created in 1911 Created in 1913 11th
1909
12th
1911 		Christian Ganssle Jerome Ruzicka Guy Elken Walter L. Carter Charles Ellingson James Duncan Albert S. Gibbens Wesley C. McDowell Harmon W. Allen Edward L. Garden Charles McDonald S. Newton Putnam Chancellor W. Hookway Paul T. Kretschmar Martin Thoreson[6] Henry J. Linde John E. Williams John Young Hans P. Jacobsen 12th
1911
13th
1913 		Christian Ganssle John A. Englund Ole T. Loftsgaard Ole O. Trageton Harrison A. Bronson William Porterfield Francis W. Vail Charles O. Heckle Charles F. Mudgett Lars S. Helgeland Albert L. Nelson Frank H. Hyland Ira A. Barnes Edmond A. Hughes Walter R. Bond James M. Hanley Morton L. McBride Aloys Wartner Alex F. Bonzer Edward Hoverson Clarence Ernest Davidson Owen J. Clark Louis J. Albrecht Fred Leutz Charles W. Plain 13th
1913
14th
1915 		Andrew J. McFadden P. J. Murphy Nick N. Nelson John E. Paulson Hezekiah J. Rowe Benjamin H. Mallough Edward M. Nelson Robert J. Gardiner Henry McLean A. J. Kirkeide[7] Albert S. Gibbens[8] Charles H. Porter Harmon W. Allen L. P. Sandstrom William E. Martin Thomas N. Putnam David H. Hamilton Oscar Lindstrom Edsell H. Sikes[9] C. W. McGray District Eliminated 14th
1915
15th
1917 		Walter Welford Christian Levang Jorgen P. Hemmingsen Albert Stenmo Gilbert W. Haggart Charles E. Drown Richard McCarten Frank E. Ployhar Christ I. Morkrid John W. Benson Thomas Pendray William Zieman Carol D. King Thorwald Mostad James A. Wenstrom John A. Beck Charles W. Carey George F. Hunt Morten Mortenson Edward Hamerly Ole Ettestad Joseph I. Cahill 15th
1917
16th
1919 		John E. Fleckten William S. Whitman[10] Henry H. McNair Alfred G. Storstad Peter A. Berg John L. Miklethun William H. Porter William J. Church Eric A. Bowman Claudius A. Ward A. M. Hagan[11] Fred W. Mees Ole H. Olson Ervin H. Kendall John Weber Charles H. Noltmier Ralph Ingerson Andrew Oskendahl Edward Hamerly Robert L. Fraser A. A. Liederbach 16th
1919
17th
1921 		Fred Van Camp Jacob E. Eastgate Peter O. Thorson[12] Henry J. Rusch Peter McLachlin Nels Petterson Robert J. Gardiner Jerry E. Stevens Daniel J. Beisel Alfred Steele[13] Timothy J. Kelsh Lynn W. Sperry Walter R. Bond LaRoy R. Baird John Nathan Gust Wog Robert Byrne Bert F. Baker[14] Otis C. Gross Peter B. Garberg 17th
1921
18th
1923 		Theodore Kaldor James H. McCoy Frank F. Babcock Bart Page Stonewall J. Atkins William D. Lynch Nels Magnuson William E. Martin David H. Hamilton Paul T. Kretschmar Carl J. Olson Ole T. Tofsrud R. William Patten A. A. Peck Charles M. Whitmer 18th
1923
19th
1925 		Peder L. Hjelmstad Walter Schlosser Russell G. McCrory Lars O. Fredrickson Albert S. Marshall Obert A. Olson John L. Hart Christian G. Ritchie Carl L. Bakken Girdell A. Patterson Fred Pathman Charles A. Seamands 19th
1925
20th
1927 		C. Norman Brunsdale John Van Arnam[15] Joseph G. Forbes William G. Crocker[16] Peter O. Sathre Charles W. Fine Everett H. Brant Clarence E. Erickson F. P. Conrath 20th
1927
21st
1929 		William Renwick George H. Hoople Joseph R. Poupore Arthur W. Fowler[17] William Watt Joseph Renaud[18] Frank H. Hyland Lynn W. Sperry James P. Cain Wesley E. Matthaei Bernard Unruh Arthur F. Bonzer John K. Brostuen[19] William Kamrath Herman Thorson 21st
1929
22nd
1931 		John H. Burkhart John G. Plath Henry A. Field Porter W. Eddy Anton Larson Thomas N. Putnam[20] Charles A. Miller Fred G. Aandahl Finger T. Gronvold[21] Edmund C. Stucke E. W. Jones 22nd
1931
23rd
1933 		Thomas Whelan Arthur Trovatten Dana J. Tinnes[22] William H. Handley Charles G. Bangert John L. Miklethun Nels P. Simonson Albert Dubay G. F. Drew Edward E. Greene Simon S. McDonald George A. Jones Elling M. Indergaard Oscar E. Erickson Carl J. Olson Walter J. Trout Alex Lind Frank J. Regeth, Jr. 23rd
1933
24th
1935 		William J. Lowe George V. Coffey Nick N. Nelson Oswald Braaten Syver Vinje Max H. Strehlow Melvin P. Johnson John Crandall George W. Kolpin Edward Greene Benjamin W. Lemke[23] Milton R. Young
[24]           		Harry C. Lynn William A. Thatcher[25] James T. McGillic Otto W. Topp Ole Ettestad William Kroeber Andrew C. Nelson Richard A. Owings Harry T. Peterson Edwin F. Mutchler 24th
1935
25th
1937 		Edward Lian John L. Hulteng[26] Anton N. Lavik Fred J. Fredrickson Christian S. Aasen Herman G. Guenther Ben Gilbertson Edward Magoffin James W. Guthrie Josiah C. Blaisdell, Jr. Reinhold M. Streibel C. C. Morrison Andrew Skarvold Axel Olson Henry Williams 25th
1937
26th
1939 		Walter Troxel Rilie R. Morgan Oliver Bilden Joseph B. Bridstom Henry Leum[27] Frank H. Beaton William J. Braun Jonathan "Mike" Flatt Christian P. Dahl Edward A. Hill Gust Tweten Everett H. Brant Philip W. Blank M. J. Raschko Martin Olson Robert Greiser Fred G. Aandahl Hjalmar Nelson Kristian Holl Gottlieb Isaak 26th
1939
C. Norman Brunsdale
27th
1941 		Franklin Page Harry F. O'Brien Palmer L Foss Richard R Lofthus John J. Kehoe George I. Feton John G. Nelson Milton L. Rue Walter R. Bond John J. Adam Hope "Bud" Morgan Albert Nelson Iver Solberg Charles A. Ginter 27th
1941
28th
1943 		Carroll E. Day[28] George C. Hoenck Steven C. Nelson William H. Porter Orris G. Nordhougen Clyde W. Schrock Melvin Olson Richard H. Lynch Knute Oksendahl Harry Semerad 28th
1943
29th
1945 		William H. Shure John Conrad Oscar Wahlund Hugh J. Work Raymond H. Murry Henry C. Frojen Edward Leno Joseph A. Reinke Reinhart Krenz Peder I. Dahlen Peter A. Peterson 29th
1945
Christian Mogck
30th
1947 		30th
1947
31st
1949 		31st
1949
32nd
1951 		32nd
1951
33rd
1953 		33rd
1953
34th
1955 		34th
1955
35th
1957 		35th
1957
36th
1959 		36th
1959
37th
1961 		37th
1961
38th
1963 		38th
1963
39th
1965 		39th
1965
Session 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st 32nd 33rd 34th 35th 36th 37th 38th 39th 40th 41st 42nd 43rd 44th 45th 46th 47th 48th 49th 50th Session
District

1967-1977, 49 to 51 senators

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  • 49 senators elected from 39 districts. Senators were elected from single-member districts except District 29, which elected 2 senators at-large, Districts 5, 18, and 32 which elected three, and District 21 which elected four.
  • 1973-1975: 51 senators elected from 38 districts. Districts were numbered 1 to 39, but there was no 13th district. This apportoinment was ordered by the U.S. District Court, District of North Dakota, Southeastern District, which ruled the previous apportionment plan for the state unconstitutional. This court ordered apporprionment plant was in effect for the 1972 and 1974 elections. Senators [29] Senators were elected from single-member except for the following at-large districts.
  • District 29: two senators
  • District 32: three senators
  • Districts 5 and 18: four senators
  • District 21: five senators

Members of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1977 - 1983)

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  • 98 representatives elected from 49 districts elected two representatives at-large. Districts 40 and 50 in Minot were combined into a single district and elected four members at large.

Members of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1983 - 1993)

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  • 106 representatives elected from 51 districts. All districts elected 2 representatives at-large. Districts 17 and 18 in Grand Forks and Districts 40 and 50 in Minot were combined, and each elected four-members at large.

Members of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1993 - present)

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  • 1993 – 2003: 98 representatives elected from 49districts, each electing 2 at-large representatives. Beginning in 1998, representatives were elected to four-year terms.
  • 2003 – present: 94 representatives elected from 47districts, each electing 2 at-large representatives.


Members of the 65th Senate

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District Senator Party Residence First elected Seat up
1 Brad Bekkedahl Rep Williston 2014 2018
2 David S. Rust Rep Tioga 2015 2020
3 Oley Larsen Rep Minot 2010 2018
4 Jordan Kannianen Rep 2016 2020
5 Randy Burckhard Rep Minot 2010 2018
6 Shawn Vedaa Rep 2016 2020
7 Nicole Poolman Rep Bismarck 2012 2018
8 Howard Anderson Jr. Rep Turtle Lake 2012 2020
9 Richard Marcellais Dem-NPL Belcourt 2006 2018
10 Janne Myrdal Rep 2016 2020
11 Tim Mathern Dem-NPL Fargo 1986 2018
12 John Grabinger Dem-NPL Jamestown 2012 2020
13 Judy Lee Rep West Fargo 1994 2018
14 Jerry Klein Rep Fessenden 1996 2020
15 Dave Oehlke Rep Devils Lake 2006 2018
16 David Clemens Rep 2016 2020
17 Ray Holmberg Rep Grand Forks 1976 2018
18 Scott Meyer Rep 2016 2020
19 Tom Campbell Rep Grafton 2012 2018
20 Arne Osland Rep 2016 2020
21 Carolyn Nelson Dem-NPL Fargo 1994 2018
22 Gary Lee Rep Casselton 2000 2020
23 Joan Heckaman Dem-NPL New Rockford 2006 2018
24 Larry Robinson Dem-NPL Valley City 1988 2020
25 Larry Luick Rep Wahpeton 2010 2018
26 Jim Dotzenrod Dem-NPL Wyndmere 2008 2020
27 Jonathan Casper Rep Fargo 2014 2018
28 Robert Erbele Rep Lehr 2000 2020
29 Terry Wanzek Rep Jamestown 1994 2018
30 Diane Larson Rep Bismarck 2016 2020
31 Donald Schaible Rep Mott 2010 2018
32 Dick Dever Rep Bismarck 2008 2020
33 Jessica Unruh Rep Beulah 2012† 2018
34 Dwight Cook Rep Mandan 1996 2020
35 Erin Oban Dem-NPL Bismarck 2014 2018
36 Kelly Armstrong Rep Dickinson 2012 2020
37 Rich Wardner Rep Dickinson 1998 2018
38 David Hogue Rep Minot 2008 2020
39 Bill Bowman Rep Bowman 1990 2018
40 Karen Krebsbach Rep Minot 1988 2020
41 Kyle Davison Rep Fargo 2014 2018
42 Curt Kreun Rep Grand Forks 2016 2020
43 Lonnie Laffen Rep Grand Forks 2010 2018
44 Merrill Piepkorn Dem-NPL Fargo 2016 2020
45 Ronald Sorvaag Rep Fargo 2010 2018
46 George B. Sinner Dem-NPL Fargo 2012 2020
47 Ralph Kilzer Rep Bismarck 1998 2018

Footnotes

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  1. ^ died before completing term
  2. ^ died before completing term
  3. ^ Elected to fill the unexpired term of Henry S. Parkin
  4. ^ died before completing term
  5. ^ died before completing term
  6. ^ died before completing term
  7. ^ died before completing term
  8. ^ died before completing term
  9. ^ died before completing term
  10. ^ died before completing term
  11. ^ died before completing term
  12. ^ died before completing term
  13. ^ died before completing term
  14. ^ died before completing term
  15. ^ died before completing term
  16. ^ died before completing term
  17. ^ died before completing term
  18. ^ died before completing term
  19. ^ died before completing term
  20. ^ died before completing term
  21. ^ died before completing term
  22. ^ died before completing term
  23. ^ died before completing term
  24. ^ resigned in 1945 to become a U.S. Senator
  25. ^ died before completing term
  26. ^ died
  27. ^ died>. Replaced by C. Norman Brunsdale.
  28. ^ died before completing term
  29. ^ North Dakota Blue Book. North Dakota Legislative Assembly. 1973. p. 69.
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