Who are my local elected officials in North Dakota?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 265 elected bodies and 426 seats across 53 counties.

What local offices are elected in North Dakota?

Each county elects a board of county commissioners (three or five) and its county officers: a sheriff and, in most counties, a state's attorney, auditor, treasurer and recorder (many counties combine them, such as an auditor/treasurer), and in a few a clerk of district court. County races are nonpartisan, with four-year terms. Cities and school districts elect their boards in June.

North Dakota local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in all 53 North Dakota counties: 426 seats on 265 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Counties

Adams County · 7 seats
Barnes County · 10 seats
Benson County · 9 seats
Billings County · 6 seats
Bottineau County · 10 seats
Bowman County · 10 seats
Burke County · 7 seats
Burleigh County · 9 seats
Cass County · 7 seats
Cavalier County · 10 seats
Dickey County · 10 seats
Divide County · 7 seats
Dunn County · 9 seats
Eddy County · 8 seats
Emmons County · 9 seats
Foster County · 10 seats
Golden Valley County · 7 seats
Grand Forks County · 4 seats
Grant County · 5 seats
Griggs County · 10 seats
Hettinger County · 7 seats
Kidder County · 8 seats
LaMoure County · 9 seats
Logan County · 8 seats
McHenry County · 10 seats
McIntosh County · 7 seats
McKenzie County · 9 seats
McLean County · 7 seats
Mercer County · 8 seats
Morton County · 10 seats
Mountrail County · 10 seats
Nelson County · 7 seats
Oliver County · 6 seats
Pembina County · 9 seats
Pierce County · 8 seats
Ramsey County · 7 seats
Ransom County · 10 seats
Renville County · 7 seats
Richland County · 7 seats
Rolette County · 10 seats
Sargent County · 9 seats
Sheridan County · 8 seats
Sioux County · 6 seats
Slope County · 8 seats
Stark County · 8 seats
Steele County · 8 seats
Stutsman County · 5 seats
Towner County · 6 seats
Traill County · 11 seats
Walsh County · 5 seats
Ward County · 7 seats
Wells County · 8 seats
Williams County · 9 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in North Dakota?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 265 elected bodies and 426 seats across 53 counties.
What local offices are elected in North Dakota?: Each county elects a board of county commissioners (three or five) and its county officers: a sheriff and, in most counties, a state's attorney, auditor, treasurer and recorder (many counties combine them, such as an auditor/treasurer), and in a few a clerk of district court. County races are nonpartisan, with four-year terms. Cities and school districts elect their boards in June.

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